Mophie today introduced a new 3-in-1 wireless charging stand, which is designed to work with Apple's MagSafe Charger, which is not included.
The 3-in-1 Stand for MagSafe Charger features a wireless charging pad designed for the AirPods or AirPods Pro, an Apple Watch charging puck, and an upright stand where a MagSafe Charger can be inserted.
Mophie is asking $90 for the 3-in-1 Stand for MagSafe Charger, but customers will also need to own a MagSafe Charger, which is priced at $40, bringing the total price for this accessory to $130.
The 3-in-1 Stand for MagSafe is made from white plastic and a silver aluminum material, so it does match the MagSafe Charger and there's a near seamless look. The Wireless Charging Stand has a cable for the AirPods charger and the Apple Watch Charger, but you will need a separate power adapter for the MagSafe cable.
Mophie's stand offers all of the benefits of MagSafe, including support for landscape or portrait modes, magnetic attachment, easy placement and fitting, and 15W wireless charging (12W for the iPhone 12 mini).
Love to see more people making these but…At that price, just go ahead and get the Belkin 3 in 1 stand! I guffawed at the price at launch but splurged when I did a bedroom remodel and it’s easily one of the best tech/tech accessories purchases in years. Simple, good looking, charges all without ever plugging in anything or needing an extra cord.
Might as well spend the extra $10 than you would on this and a MagSafe puck and instead get the Belkin three-in-one MagSafe dock that is much prettier and has built-in 15w MagSafe.
Might as well spend the extra $10 than you would on this and a MagSafe puck and instead get the Belkin three-in-one MagSafe dock that is much prettier and has built-in 15w MagSafe.
Not to mention the MagSafe puck needs a separate, proper charger.
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