Wireless Charger,3 in 1 Fast Charging Station with Digital Alarm Clock,Night Light,Compatible for Apple Watch iPhone 13,13 Pro,12,12 Mini,12 Pro Max,SE 2020,11,11 Pro, AirPods, Galaxy S20

I have a silicone case with metal kickstand on my iPhone 11 Pro Max, and have yet to find a wireless charger that works with my case on. But this unit does!Pros:Works with case on.Has additional USB port on side for your own cable to charge a second phone. (We charged my iPhone and my sons galaxy at the same time with no problems).Nightlight has three different levels of brightness.Does not take up a lot is space.The clock has a date mode.The clock has hourly or 24 hour mode.There’s an alarm clock mode.You can charge an iPhone, EarPods, and Apple Watch on the unit itself as well as plug in your own cable on the additional side USB port to charge another device, ALL at the same time.I charged both Apple and generic EarPods (separately,) as they both take a type c to charge.The clock is not too bright.Cons: the screen mesh where the numbers are make it a little hard for me to see the numbers without it being slightly blurry, but the youngsters in the house don’t have that issue.The ‘touch’ button that turns on the nightlight is right where you lay the phone so it comes on too easily, but that’s not at all a deal breaker as much as it is just sorta annoying.Neutral; The cable that fits into the box that charges the EarPods is pretty long, so the rubber plug that holds the type c end side doesn’t quite fit snug enough, but that’s not a con, it’s just a preference. I would prefer a small cable to make it more flush, and I plan to get a short one. But the plus side of that is I now have a nice long type c cable to keep in the truck.I’m super pleased with this unit and honestly think this would make a great gift too!

I've had the charging station for a week. I use it to charge my iPhone 12 mini and my Apple watch. Charging the watch is easy and effective; I've had no problems with it. However, after the first day, my phone fails to charge on the wireless charging pad. I charge it without the cover, so my bare phone sits right on the charging pad but doesn't connect. Sometimes, if I slide the phone around for 5 minutes or so I can get it to connect, but that rarely happens. When it does, the connection doesn't hold, so I still wake up in the morning after 8 hours of charging with a halfway charged phone.The other big nuisance is the light, which is one of the reasons I bought this particular station. The light has three settings: warm light, natural light, and white light. I liked having the option, and you can also dim the brightness of each type, which is also nice. However, you cannot choose the type of light you want. Every time you tap the light button, it uses warm light because it's the first choice in the sequence. If you prefer white light, you have to tap the light button three times every time you want to turn on the light, which is ridiculous. The light button is also right in front of the wireless charging pad, which means that you often accidentally turn on the light whenever you reach to pick up or put down your phone, whether you wanted the light on or not. Putting the button on the side with the other buttons would have made much more sense.The other design flaw is the settings themselves. I can't adequately explain how convoluted it is to set the clock, set the alarm, turn on and off the alarm etc. I know this is an inexpensive device, but really!Overall, I feel I'm better off with my previous arrangement and cords than the complications and failures of this device.

Area of the clock is made of a felt-like cloth material. At initial look, without the clock on. you would assume it’s a speaker.The compartment for the watch/AirPods is way too small for any cable longer than 6in, especially when it is supposed to hold 2 cables(1 for pods and 1 for the watch)This product does not supply any short cables for the air pods or watch (just a note, they don’t claim to supply those cables)The phone standing up leans on the airpod/watch compartment, which with anything more than light pressure will begin to fall overThe nightlight control is a Touch Bar at the front of the stand, which can be triggered whenever you’re grabbing or placing the phone in the designated. Doesn’t always activate but happens more often than notAll that for 45 bucks after taxes, not worth it.

Bought this product to replace a 3 in 1 stand I had that didn’t have the option to change the size for the AirPods pro charging dock. Which I loved until I upgraded my AirPods. Let me tell you about this product1) Cheap materials2) Feels like putting together a Jigsaw Puzzle3) AirPods dock is terrible. When putting the wire through the section (which you have to use the wire that came with the AirPods or buy and extra cable) the rubber piece you slide it through is not sturdy. When everything was assembled I went to dock the AirPods and the wire would push through all the way and loosen from the hole designed to hold it in place

The overall look and quality was nice but there are a few design flaws that made it a no-go after a day of use:-Terrible light switch placement. Its the slim silver bar in the photos at the front, it’s ultra sensitive, and you’ll accidentally hit it every time you put your phone on the charge pad. This sucks at 3am in a dark room. I love the color and brightness of the light, just not at 3am.-Very picky charge pad. As I write this my phone has little charge left because the pad is very picky about placement and thus didn’t work at all last night. Even when paying full attention you have to move your phone around a bit to find the sweet spot. I have an iphone 11 max for reference.-Watch charging stand is too large. I’ve got an Apple watch 6 and can’t secure the strap at all because it’s too large.I really wanted to like this, the light (when wanted) is nice and bright, the clock is easy to read, and the overall look is nice. But the flaws are big enough that I wouldn’t recommend it to anybody.