Designed for Apple's latest devices, the 3-in-1 Wireless Charging Pad offers a MagSafe charging puck for the iPhone 12 and 13 models, which can charge them at up to 15W (12W for iPhone 12 and 13 mini). It is also able to fast charge the new Apple Watch Series 7 models, and it is the first third-party charger with fast-charging capabilities.
The Apple Watch Series 7 is able to charge up to 33 percent faster with Apple's new fast charge Apple Watch puck, with the watch charging to approximately 80 percent within 45 minutes.
Along with the 3-in-1 charging option, Belkin has also introduced the Portable Fast Charger for Apple Watch, which is priced at $60. The Portable Fast Charger for Apple Watch is able to fast charge the Apple Watch Series 7 models, as the name suggests.
Current user of the Belkin 3-in-1 stand. Love the simplistic design here which would be ideal for traveling, however was hoping their next iteration of the 3’n’1 would utilize USB-C instead of same power brick from the previous models.
It kind of negates the simplicity of it’s design when you are required to carry around power adaptors for various countries alongside it when travelling.
Pretty typical price for a good 3-in-1 wireless charger. I wish the iPhone charger was upright and the airpod slot had MagSafe though.
I think that's kinda the main issue. They're all too expensive for what they do and honestly to me not that much more convenient and probably worse for the batteries long term health.
Hopefully the costs for these things get better in the future. I don't think I could justify spending more than $100 at most in my currency which is valued less then American $.
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It kind of negates the simplicity of it’s design when you are required to carry around power adaptors for various countries alongside it when travelling.
Hopefully the costs for these things get better in the future. I don't think I could justify spending more than $100 at most in my currency which is valued less then American $.