Acer 3-in-1 Wireless Charging Station, 25W

What to know

The defining feature is a single station built to charge an iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods, so your everyday devices can share one spot instead of spreading across a nightstand or desk. Acer lists Qi2.2 magnetic charging up to 25W for compatible iPhones, plus 2.5W for Apple Watch and 5W for AirPods. The coffee-cup shape gives it a less utilitarian look than a flat charging pad, and its arm folds away when you want to pack it. A 45W power adapter and USB-C cable are included, so the box has the listed power accessories too.

The magnetic mount is intended to hold a compatible iPhone in place while it charges. Acer lists compatibility with iPhone 12 through 17, Apple Watch, and AirPods, the product name also mentions iPhone 18, but the supplied compatibility details stop at iPhone 17. Keep that distinction in mind if you’re buying for a newer phone. The station also has a touch-controlled light with warm white, RGB effects, an ice-blue breathing glow, and an off setting, plus a built-in fan that starts when the station is plugged in.

How to use it

Set the station on a desk or nightstand, connect the included adapter and USB-C cable, then place your phone on the magnetic arm and your watch and earbuds on their charging areas. That setup can be handy at bedtime: put the phone within reach for an alarm, leave the watch and AirPods charging beside it, and switch the base light off if you prefer a dark room. For a video call or a quick glance at notifications, the upright phone position keeps the screen visible without needing to pick it up.

Keep in mind that the fan starts automatically when the station is plugged in. Acer says you can turn it off with a three-second press on the touch sensor, but doing so means giving up the active cooling feature. The light and fan add more going on than a simple, silent charging pad, so this design may not suit someone who wants the fewest possible sounds and effects.

Practical tips

Use the magnetic mount only with a compatible iPhone setup, and place the watch and AirPods on their designated charging areas rather than expecting the phone mount to charge all three devices. If you’re packing it for a trip, fold the arm down first, the cup-like body is designed to fit in a laptop bag or travel case. From the way it is set up, it works best as a shared charging point on a surface, not as a pocketable charger to carry while using your phone.

Practical doubts

Does it charge three devices at once? It is designed to charge an iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods from the same station, with listed outputs of 25W, 2.5W, and 5W respectively.

Can the lights be turned off? Yes. The touch-sensitive base cycles through its light options and includes an off setting.

Is a power adapter included? Yes. The product listing specifies a 45W adapter and USB-C cable in the box.

When it makes sense

It makes sense if you want one organized place for your listed Apple devices and like the idea of a foldable phone stand with adjustable ambient lighting. It may also suit a desk or nightstand where the coffee-cup styling feels more at home than a plain charging pad. You may want to skip it if you only need to charge a phone, prefer a completely passive setup, or need confirmed compatibility beyond the iPhone 12–17 range stated in the details. Compared with a basic single-device pad, its appeal is the three-device layout and extra features, compared with a simpler stand, the fan and lighting are tradeoffs you’ll notice.