Satechi is available at CES this week with one of its first MagSafe compatible multi-chargers for iPhone 12 and AirPods. The aluminum 2-in-1 magnetic wireless charging stand has a floating upright wireless charger for your iPhone 12 with a specific place to charge AirPods wirelessly neatly below. And it happens to be one of the cheapest MagSafe-friendly options released so far, but there are a few caveats.
Satechi’s 2-in-1 magnetic wireless charging stand has a solid build that uses aluminum and steel for a durable and sleek aesthetic. As the name suggests, it utilizes a handy floating stand-up style design to make it ideal for everything from desks to night cabinets to charging, while being easy to use and view.
We saw Belkin launch its three-device floating MagSafe charger, which is an excellent option. But it also has a price tag of $ 150. If you are looking for a simpler and cheaper option. The Satechi 2-in-1 Magnetic Wireless Charging Stand offers the same core feature as a floating iPhone 12 MagSafe-compatible charger for $ 59. 99 kos.
Solid features with two reservations
The magnetic iPhone 12 holder has a ball holder so you can adjust the tilt of your iPhone. Although it is MagSafe compatible, the first warning is that it is not officially supported by MagSafe, so you charge 7.5 W instead of 15 W (you still get the magnetic connection, of course).
The second caveat to keep in mind, the USB-C charger / cable is not offered with this Satechi Wireless Charging Stand – undoubtedly one of the reasons why it can keep the price cheaper. But if you already have one and are looking for a clean and simple MagSafe compatible wireless charger for iPhone 12 and AirPods, this seems like a sharp option at a good price.
We will be back soon with a full overview of the 2-in-1 magnetic wireless charging stand, so stay tuned.
2-in1 Magnetic Wireless Charging Stand Pre-orders
Pre-orders are now open and Satechi is offering a 20% discount for the launch which lowers the price to around $ 48. Use the coupon code “MAGNETICWhen you check out until 15 February. The first orders are expected to ship in mid-February.
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