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Do you have a link, even if its at full price
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Do you have a link, even if its at full price
7.5 W charging speed though
If you're buying it to charge overnight then the charging speed really doesn't matter.7.5 W charging speed though
For my desk while workingIf you're buying it to charge overnight then the charging speed really doesn't matter.
I think it is this one - https://www.idealo.co.uk/mscat.html?q=Belkin+3-in-1+MagSafe+Wireless+Charging+StandDo you have a link, even if its at full price
It's probably been asked (and answered) but on a similar theme, is there a decent (quality) desk/bedside charger for just phone and airpods?
I'm thinking of sacking off my apple watch as I prefer wearing a non-smart watch and can't be fussed with being 'always on/connected' ... any recommendations?
Amazon is recommending a lot but all no name jobbies and not sure I fancy that.
edit- there's an Anker one https://www.amazon.co.uk/Anker-Wireless-Charging-PowerWave-Magnetic-Black/dp/B094FMWPPM/ (and a Belkin one).
Thank you for the detailed response. Looks like I just need to pony up and pay the money. Ugreen cube looks good but I as you said Belkin and Anker are the only charging brands I trust.I’ve spent way to much time looking at this. I’ve got an anker cube FWIW and it’s amazing bit of kit.
So we’ve got 4 categories - we have 2-1 (just go to the model up if requiring a 3-1) 7.5w - 2-1 (similarly model up for the 3-1) 15w desk stand and portable battery 1 on 1 and the stand with apple magsafe - some of these are horrible.
That‘s the one I linked earlier, I’d recommend that one in the 2-1. If youre charging over night it’s irrelevant for £35 its a no brainer to me. You can also easily move it around as it’s also USB-C. Anker stuff are usually brilliant. Pretty much the only charging brand I’d use now. You can pay more and get a Satechi but at £65 it’s not worth it to me and the looks aren’t as sleek and nice.
If you want the fast charging and willing to pay the price at ~£100 the Belkin 2-1 is the way to go - It’s also a far sleeker looking, it’s what apple would make. Its also built for Magsafe if that type of thing floats your boat. Down side to me is it looks like it’s just got the built in plug so not as interchangeable, if youre planning on using it between desk and bed side table. The only other real option in this category is an otter box charger stand more expensive and not as nice for me but interchangeable so might be worth the extra if you need to move it around.
Moving on we’ve got a few options but i’m narrowing it down too two. Anker MagGo looks the bees knees to be honest I’ve got the battery pack on it’s own but looking into this has made me want to buy it. Annoying that it’s out of stock. It’s a great little battery pack and works perfectly, doesn’t even fall of in the pocket and isn’t that much room added on either. This Mophie Magsafe stand battery thing it kind of looks a bit awkward and weird looking and the fact it sticks out maybe annoying. Don’t think it would be very comfortable in the pocket.
And finally, I added this because it looks like its been based on the home pod mini which looks pretty funky - elago MS2 Charging Stand
Honourable mention just for the phone is this 7.5w otter stand.
Superb info - this is really helpful Reuben, really appreciated.I’ve spent way to much time looking at this. I’ve got an anker cube FWIW and it’s amazing bit of kit.
So we’ve got 4 categories - we have 2-1 (just go to the model up if requiring a 3-1) 7.5w - 2-1 (similarly model up for the 3-1) 15w desk stand and portable battery 1 on 1 and the stand with apple magsafe - some of these are horrible.
That‘s the one I linked earlier, I’d recommend that one in the 2-1. If youre charging over night it’s irrelevant for £35 its a no brainer to me. You can also easily move it around as it’s also USB-C. Anker stuff are usually brilliant. Pretty much the only charging brand I’d use now. You can pay more and get a Satechi but at £65 it’s not worth it to me and the looks aren’t as sleek and nice.
If you want the fast charging and willing to pay the price at ~£100 the Belkin 2-1 is the way to go - It’s also a far sleeker looking, it’s what apple would make. Its also built for Magsafe if that type of thing floats your boat. Down side to me is it looks like it’s just got the built in plug so not as interchangeable, if youre planning on using it between desk and bed side table. The only other real option in this category is an otter box charger stand more expensive and not as nice for me but interchangeable so might be worth the extra if you need to move it around.
Moving on we’ve got a few options but i’m narrowing it down too two. Anker MagGo looks the bees knees to be honest I’ve got the battery pack on it’s own but looking into this has made me want to buy it. Annoying that it’s out of stock. It’s a great little battery pack and works perfectly, doesn’t even fall of in the pocket and isn’t that much room added on either. This Mophie Magsafe stand battery thing it kind of looks a bit awkward and weird looking and the fact it sticks out maybe annoying. Don’t think it would be very comfortable in the pocket.
And finally, I added this because it looks like its been based on the home pod mini which looks pretty funky - elago MS2 Charging Stand
Honourable mention just for the phone is this 7.5w otter stand.
Also appears to use USB-C which is unusual for Belkin.The new Belkin boost charger looks sweet. Just waiting for it to hit the UK.
2-in-1 Wireless Charging Dock with MagSafe 15W | Belkin US
Get 15W fast MagSafe wireless charging for iPhone 15, 14, 13, 12 Series, Apple Watch and AirPods with StandBy ready charging dock.www.belkin.com
Also appears to use USB-C which is unusual for Belkin.
Belkin BOOST↑CHARGE™ PRO 2-in-1 Wireless Charging Dock with MagSafe - Charcoal
Belkin BOOST CHARGE™ PRO 2-in-1 Wireless Charging Dock with MagSafe supports StandBy on iPhone. Buy at apple.com.www.apple.com
Smarty are really good (Three). I've been with them for quite awhile now. The only thing that would make me change is if another provider came out with a similar offering using eSIM. I'm desperate to dump the physical SIM card. I pay £12 a month for 100GB of data and unlimited calls and texts. Also no contract so I can switch whenever I want.Ordered an iPhone 14+ for the wife, being delivered tomorrow, she is currently with EE I want to get her a SIM Only deal but Lyca don't seem to be getting great reviews at the moment, are they really that bad?
I guess if I have to call them it might be a different matter
Do you know if it has been released today? Tempted to go to the Apple Store to pick one up if so.Think it’s released tomorrow. May grab one.
Do you know if it has been released today? Tempted to go to the Apple Store to pick one up if so.
Just noticed the US site says December.Doesn't appear to have been released, they would usually show on the website as available in store. May be worth keeping an eye on it over the week.