Wireless Charging Station 25W

The 25W Qi2.2 magnetic charging pad is the standout feature here: it’s designed to hold a compatible phone in place while charging, with a built-in fan intended to manage heat. For a desk or nightstand shared by Apple and Samsung users, the station also combines wireless charging, wired ports, a clock display, and a dimmable night light in one setup.

A 45W adapter is included, but the listed device capacity and watch exclusions deserve a close look before you replace your separate chargers.

Technical details

The station is described as a 7-in-1 charger, with support for up to six devices charging at once: two phones, a watch, and earbuds, plus two wired ports, USB-A and USB-C. The listing doesn’t explain how power is divided across every position, so don’t assume every device will charge at its maximum speed when the station is fully occupied. The included adapter is rated at 45W.

For phones, the magnetic pad is listed as Qi2.2 with up to 25W charging. A built-in active cooling fan is intended to reduce heat during charging, and the listing says phone cases up to 4mm thick are supported. The digital display shows time, date, day, AM/PM, and indoor temperature. Bluetooth time sync, an alarm, and a three-color dimmable night light round out the bedside features.

What it works with

The listed compatibility covers iPhone models from the 12 through the 18 series, including the Duo, and Samsung Galaxy and other Android phones. It also lists AirPods, Apple Watch Series 1–12, Ultra and SE, and Samsung Galaxy watches. There’s an important exception: the station does not support Galaxy Watch 9 or Galaxy Watch Ultra 2. Check your exact watch model rather than relying on the broad compatibility claim.

This mixed-device approach can be useful in a household where one person uses an iPhone and another uses a Galaxy phone. Instead of choosing an Apple-only dock or keeping several charging stands on the counter, you can bring several devices to one station. The extra USB ports offer another connection option for accessories or a tablet, though the listing doesn’t specify charging speeds for those ports.

Usage tips

On a nightstand, the clock and alarm can make the station useful beyond charging: place your phone on the magnetic pad, set the display to a comfortable brightness, and use the night light for a quick trip across the room. Bluetooth time sync is intended to set the clock automatically. If you travel across time zones, the feature may save manual setup, but the listing doesn’t detail how the clock handles time-zone changes.

It suits you if you want one charging spot for a mix of phone brands and wearable devices, and you’ll make use of the display or alarm. It might not be a great match if you own a Galaxy Watch 9 or Ultra 2, or if you need confirmed charging speeds for every device at once. Also, a fan is an added moving component, anyone who wants a completely silent bedside charger may prefer a simpler stand.

Before you decide

Does it come with a power adapter? Yes. The listing includes a 45W adapter.

Will it charge a Galaxy Watch 9 or Ultra 2? No. Those two models are specifically excluded from compatibility.

Can it charge more than one device at a time? The listing says up to six devices can charge simultaneously, with two phones, one watch, and earbuds among the wireless positions, plus USB-A and USB-C ports.

Buying verdict

Choose this station if consolidating chargers is the main goal and your devices match the listed compatibility, especially if you’d use the clock, alarm, and night light on a bedside table. Skip it if your watch is one of the excluded Galaxy models, or if you’d rather have a basic charger with fewer features and no cooling fan. The broad compatibility claim is appealing, but the exact watch model and your expectations for simultaneous charging matter more than the 7-in-1 label.