The new Mophie 3-in-1 Extendable Stand with MagSafe features a tilting charging pad that telescopes upward from its base to help you position your iPhone for the best FaceTime calls.
And with charging spots for Apple Watch and AirPods, you can power up three devices at the same time.
Mophie 3-in-1 Extendable Stand with MagSafe
The new Mophie 3-in-1 Extendable Stand with MagSafe is MFi-certified and gives you a full 15 watts of charging power of MagSafe iPhones (iPhone 12 or newer). Many uncertified third-party magnetic chargers offer just 7.5W.
The new charger’s design specifically enables flexibility in your hands-free use of the phone, said Mophie, owned by Zagg. You can adjust it to the height and angle you need. That’s especially useful for FaceTime calls.
And the charging spots for Apple Watch (a small arm on the side) and an AirPods charging case (on the base) also offer maximum speeds.
Mophie said the device can charge Apple Watch Ultra/8/7 from 0-80% in approximately 45 minutes. And the charging spot for AirPods on the base offers 5W of power.
The stand’s weighted base keeps it sturdy, and the base’s small footprint takes up little space on the desktop or wherever you use the charger, Mophie said. It comes in black.
Price: $149.95
Where to buy: Mophie
David Snow, an expert on Apple hardware and software, writes on a variety of technological and cultural topics for Cult of Mac. They include Apple news, technology buying guides, and features about computer setups and Apple TV shows and movies.
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