Upgraded 3 in 1 Wireless Charger for Google Pixel Watch 2/Fitbit Versa 4/3, Pixel 8/7/6 (pro)/7a, Pixel Buds Pro

As someone entrenched in the Google ecosystem, having a wireless charging station for multiple devices at once is super convenient. This one charges my Pixel phone, Pixel Buds, and Fitbit Watch simultaneously — no more hunting for individual cords or taking up multiple outlets. It has an LED indicator that lets me know when each item is done charging; really digs the minimal design too. I keep it on my nightstand so everything is powered up and ready to go in the morning 🌞The one thing to note is that becuase it charges via Qi technology, you'll want to make sure your specific models are compatible with that (most modern stuff is, but worth double checking). I also wouldn't recommend it for anything much larger than a phone; the watch and earbuds spot are a bit too small for like a full-sized tablet or something. But for what I need, it's been a great grab! Charging speeds seem on par with using cords directly too — I've noticed no major differences there. Definitely a worthwhile purchase if you want to cut down on cable clutter around your home/office.

Its a good charger, works as intended.Design wise it seems decent, felt a little cheap to handle and is made of two pieces, the base and the top, however it arrives as one piece. The charger lacks a fan so expect the phone to be a little warmer to the touch vs other wireless chargers out there.Other than that, it does the job, just be mindful on what you're getting, and make sure it is compatible with your devices. I only say this as the charging for watches on this charger is not a wireless charger.

I bought this for a Google Pixel 8. That phone can charge wirelessly at 18W using Google's charger, or 12W using a Qi charger. This charger was not advertised as "fast" (and I don't need fast; I charge overnight), but it does come with an 18W power adapter so I was curious. Of course it might be distributing power over the 3 chargers.Sure enough, the Ampere app said I was getting roughly 7.5W on the phone stand and 2.5W on the earbud pad. Again, that's plenty fast for me, but may not be what some are hoping for.I don't have a watch yet, but I put my earbuds (not Google's, but they charge over Qi) and phones (Pixel 7 and 8) on the phone stand and earbud pad, and it always started charging right away. There is a fairly non-intrusive LED that lights up for 3 seconds when it is plugged in, and then comes on while charging.It was accurately described by the product description and photos, comes with everything you need, looks decent, and can charge 3 things at once. Plus it has an LED that quickly tells you if charging is happening without blinding you at night. They are careful to describe what it will and won't work with; and the instructions even point out that charging speeds will slow down in high temperatures (like, 86F). I can't think of any reason for anyone to be disappointed unless they want faster charging - but I won't take points off for that as it's not advertised as fast.

I generally have no issues with this 3-in-1 charger, outside its price. This should be about a $30 to $40 item (comparing it to similar items), so get it when you can if it has a coupon (currently at $48.88 as of the review). While this does wirelessly charge my phone it does it at night when I am asleep and the phone ensures that it uses an adaptive charging strategy so it will be at 100% when I wake up in the morning. I have not needed it to rapidly charge at all, as I would just use my phone's 80w power supply if I needed max charging in just a few minutes. However, with the Pixel Watch 2, it seems like it charges just as fast as it does with the regular OEM charge cable, so no issues there. My OnePlus Buds Pro 2 seem to charge a bit slower than their normal charger, so again good for overnight charging, but not necessarily good for quick charging.So generally speaking this is a good headboard or nightstand charger that you can just set and forget for the night. Unlike some multi-device chargers, it does not have any annoying RGB lighting effects. I do not think it would be a good travel charger, as it is not collapsible and has a fairly rigid structure. I plan to keep on using it as my standard overnight charging setup and will use OEM chargers for travel. If you are looking to get it, I would recommend checking if there is a coupon available at the time of purchase, as it seems a bit costly being close to $50 when most non-name brand 3-in-1 chargers run between $30-$40.

At the time of review this item retails for $39.99 USD.I am a happy owner of a Pixel 8 Pro, Pixel Buds Pro and a Pixel Watch 2. When I saw this charging station I was pretty excited because I can charge all 3 items in one thing, but unfortunately my expectations didn't meet reality.Pros- Nice built and aesthetically pleasing- The device itself has an USB C portCons- Incredibly poor value, the price far exceeds the product delivery- Charging is a huge problem. If you only have a phone and nothing else, it charges at decent speeds, however, as soon as you add one or two more devices it severely degrades the speed of performance.- Topping off your pixel watch 2 isn't quite possible here due to slow charging. I used to top off for 30mins in the morning and be nearly halfway, here you will be lucky to get 20 or 25%- Charger included is really low voltage. Seriously, for $40 they couldn't include a hi gain usb C to ubs C ?Overall a huge disappointment on the delivery of the promises in here.I would not advise to purchase this device if you are planning to charge 2 or more devices.