Best Apple 3-in-1 Wireless Travel Chargers (2026), Tested and Reviewed

Other good 3-in-1 travel chargers

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Kuxiu Qi2 25W Travel Charging Station for $79: This charger folds down into an impressively small package, and it feels pretty solid with a silicone-coated metal construction. It can reach 25 watts for supported Qi2 phones, comes in a few different finishes, and ships with a 45-watt power adapter and USB-C cable in the box. Unfortunately, I don’t like the way it looks, and I found it awkward to charge all three devices at once. It’s actually too compact, so it feels crowded.

UAG 3-in-1 travel and desktop charger

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UAG 3-in-1 Travel and Desktop Charger for $170: It was close to earning a recommendation until I clocked the price. It’s a very smart 3-in-1 charging kit that folds flat and comes in a nifty zippered pouch with a 4-foot braided USB-C cable and 25-watt power adapter, including plugs for the US, UK, and Europe. You can prop your iPhone at different angles on the MagSafe stand, and it works well with StandBy mode and Nightstand mode for your Apple Watch, but it’s not Qi2 certified, so you won’t get the claimed 15-watt charging for an iPhone. Ultimately, it’s just too expensive.

Aukey MagFusion Z Qi2 3-in-1 Foldable Charging Station for $80: This smart 3-in-1 charging station folds up very neatly and feels durable, but it’s quite heavy for travel. I found that my Apple Watch tends to lean to one side on the charger and doesn’t work with Nightstand mode unless I have it folded over the main charger, which is also the position required for the iPhone to sit in landscape orientation for StandBy mode.

Woodie Milano Foldie

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Woodie Milano Foldie for $134: Combining Nappa leather with aluminum and glass, this 3-in-1 charger folds away neatly and looks very stylish. There’s a circular MagSafe iPhone charging pad (15 watts), a central pad for AirPods, and you can charge your Apple Watch flat or open the charger for Nightstand mode. You can also fold it into a wedge shape to charge your iPhone in StandBy mode with your Apple Watch on the back. You get a USB-C cable in the box, but you need your own wall charger.

Mophie 3-in-1 Travel Charger with MagSafe for $110: This small travel kit comes with a carrying case, charging brick and USB-C cable. The square stack unfolds to reveal three wireless chargers in one elongated pad. The iPhone magnetically sticks to the center (15 watts), and the Apple Watch dock supports Nightstand mode (this 2023 model also supports fast charging). There is a grooved place for the AirPods. It feels great, it’s compact, and it’s pretty lightweight all around.

Twelve South Butterfly 2-in-1 MagSafe Charger for $100: It’s an extremely compact 2-in-1 charger that looks like a hockey puck. open the butterfly, and you’ll find two pads attached by a rubbery silicone material. You can quickly charge an Apple Watch on one—even top up the charger to take advantage of Nightstand Mode—and the other circle lets you recharge your MagSafe iPhone at 15 watts. It’s a super compact solution, and Twelve South includes a 30-watt charger and cable with international plug adapters.

Native Union Voyage 2-in-1 MagSafe Charger for $100: For a slightly lower price, review editor Adrienne So also likes Native Union’s Qi2 butterfly solution, which doesn’t come with plug adapters, but does come in a neat travel pouch and a cable.

ESR HaloLock 3-in-1 Travel Wireless Charging Set for $44: This is a decent travel kit at a reasonable price. You can prop your iPhone in portrait or landscape orientation, display your Apple Watch in Nightstand mode (if you turn it backwards), and there’s a path for AirPods. It folds with the included cable and wall charger in a faux leather pouch. Unfortunately, it only charges iPhones at 7.5 watts.

Avoid these chargers

Mouse Travel Charger: While the compact folding nature of this charger and the low price impressed me, it does get quite warm when charging all three of your Apple devices, and the AirPods compartment is finicky.

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