COLSUR 2-in-1 Bluetooth Speaker with Wireless Charger and Night Light (for iPhone 16/15/14/13/12 & AirPods Pro/3/2)
Product description
The essentials
If you want one desk item that does a bit more than a standard Bluetooth speaker, this COLSUR set is built around a 2-in-1 idea: a wireless charging station for compatible Apple devices plus a Bluetooth speaker, finished with an LED night light.
On paper, it’s aiming at the everyday “arrive home, place your phone down, and then switch to music” routine. The built-in magnets are there to make charging feel quick and accurate, while the speaker controls are meant to be manageable without digging around for your phone.
That said, it’s also the sort of hybrid product where fit matters. If your main priority is sound quality or you don’t plan to use the wireless charging aspect, you may find better value in a dedicated speaker and a separate charger.
Key points
The headline features here are the magnetic wireless charging stand, Bluetooth 5.1 connectivity, and an LED night light that can be used like a gentle bedside/nursing-room light.
You also get a built-in phone stand design with a convex charging plate so you can place your phone either horizontally or vertically. The magnets are described as “powerful” and designed to clamp large-size iPhones without falling off, which is the bit you’ll care about most during real use.
With Bluetooth 5.1, the idea is faster, more straightforward pairing and one-touch control for volume, skipping tracks, answering calls, and switching light modes.
Where it shines
This is the kind of product that tends to feel most useful in a home setup where your phone often ends up in the same spot.
For example, imagine coming back after work: you drop your iPhone onto the charging plate (magnet catches it and holds it), then tap play on the speaker. If you’re watching something on a laptop or you want music during chores at home, the controls are there for basic playback and call handling. If you’ve got kids or you spend time in a nursery or children’s room, the night light element adds a practical second purpose.
It also makes sense for travel or hosting (the description mentions travel/party/home use) because it’s not just a speaker—you’re also getting the charging station in one.
What you’ll notice day to day
A hybrid charging + speaker setup changes the “workflow” compared with using two separate devices.
- The magnets and the stand shape are meant to reduce the fiddly feeling some wireless chargers have, especially when you’re trying to align a phone quickly.
- The controls are described as one-touch, “humanized buttons”, so you can adjust volume or skip tracks without unlocking your phone.
- The night light is positioned as energy-efficient and safe, and it’s also framed as something you can use in a baby’s room.
One limitation to keep in mind: the wireless charging angle depends on the device series it’s intended for (the listing is specific to certain iPhone and AirPods models). If your devices aren’t within that range, the charging benefit may not be there, leaving you with a speaker + light combo instead.
Technical details
Tech specs
- Type: 2-in-1 magnetic wireless charging station and Bluetooth speaker with LED night light
- Bluetooth version: Bluetooth 5.1
- Built-in magnet system: “N53 magnet” (as described) for magnetic clamping
- Devices mentioned for charging: iPhone 16/15/14/13/12 series and AirPods Pro/3/2
- Phone stand positions: horizontal or vertical placement
- Power and safety claim for lights: described as energy-efficient, environmentally friendly, and money saving, made with high quality ABS material (as stated)
Who it’s for (and who should skip it)
It makes sense if you want a simple, one-spot setup for charging and audio, and you already have compatible Apple devices (the listing is specifically aimed at iPhone 16/15/14/13/12 series and AirPods Pro/3/2).
It may not be the best match if you prioritise only the speaker side and would rather avoid trade-offs that come with a combined charger/light system. Also, if you’re very particular about audio performance, this is presented more as a travel/home practical gadget than something positioned purely as an audiophile speaker.
Finally, consider whether you’ll actually use the night light mode. If not, you’re paying for extra functions you might not get much value from.
Mini FAQ
Is it designed to charge and play music at the same time?
The listing specifically describes fast charging “2” for Apple devices at the same time, so the intention is that charging and speaker use can run together.
How do the magnets affect day-to-day charging?
The magnetic charging station is designed to provide easy and accurate placement, and the convex charging plate is meant to help with stability—especially for larger iPhone models.
Does it work with other Bluetooth devices?
The description says Bluetooth 5.1 can connect with mobile phones, TVs and laptops, using one-touch buttons for control.
Can you control playback and calls without using your phone?
Yes—according to the listing, the speaker has buttons for volume, skipping songs, answering calls, and switching playback or light modes.
Is the night light suitable for a baby’s room?
The listing frames it as something that can also work as a nursing light for a baby’s room.
Is it worth it?
This COLSUR 2-in-1 Bluetooth speaker with wireless charging and an LED night light is worth considering if you want a tidy, magnet-based charging station for compatible iPhones and AirPods, alongside a practical speaker for home/travel use.
It’s a less compelling buy if you don’t plan to use the wireless charging feature (or your devices aren’t within the stated iPhone/AirPods ranges), because then you’re essentially shopping for a speaker and night light with fewer reasons to pick this over a dedicated alternative.
If you’re after convenience and a neat “place it down and it just works” routine, it ticks the right boxes on paper. Just make sure your devices match the compatibility the listing calls out, and be honest about whether you’ll actually use the night light—because that’s part of what you’re paying for.