Hoidokly Wireless Charger Stand, 3 in 1 Fast Wireless Charging Station Dock for iPhone 14/13/12/11/Pro/Pro Max/XS/XR/X/8, Charger Stand for iWatch 8/7/6/5/4/3/2/SE, Airpod Pro/3/2

After few weeks of research I decided to give it a go.So far no issues.Charger looks nice and more expensive than it is,you can split it in two separate parts or it can be clocked together (there is magnetic click so you won't break it) Charging light is very gentle,no buzzing sound while charging so it's ok to keep it close to your bed at night time.Charging dock for AirPods is great idea if your AirPods are in a protective case(like my husband one).You don't need to remove it.We test this charger on Pixel 6 and iPhone 11 and working great.My Pixel is in silicone case and no problems with charging,my husband iPhone is in thick plastic case with magnetic plate so he need to remove it prior charging (we knew about it before we bought charger so it ok) As you see on a picture there is a hole for putting your iWatch original magnetic charging cabel.Its a great idea as it's safer to charge iWatch on its original charger plates.Its just they could do like some kind of removable cover for it. I hope charger will last long time.

Charges my AirPods 2nd gen, Apple Watch SE and iPhone 11 Pro Max beautifully. Some people may be confused as to how to charge the Apple Watch. If you’re like me, and just bought a new watch, you’ll get the magnetic charger with USB C output. This fits into the fast charger plugs from Apple. You slot your Apple charging cable into the stand, and fit it into the hole. The stand has a normal USB slot, but thankfully there is a USB C - to normal USB adapter provided on one of the cables that I cut off and repurposed. The Apple fast charger means you can charge all 3, some people couldn't as they weren’t using the right plug. All in all, this product is great and I’m so happy I went with it.

Having been lucky enough to have been given AirPods and an iwatch to get aquatinted with during a recent hospital stay; I decided to look for a docking station for the charging of my phone, watch and AirPods.I chose the hoidokly model as it was reasonably priced and looked nice and slimline.The docking station comes in two parts that bind together or can be used seperately. First of all I tried the side that charges the phone and this worked seamlessly. Again on the next half of the docking station charges the iPods and the iwatch. Again the AirPods charged perfectly. Now for the I watch section, I don’t know if it’s my personal stupidity or a lack of decent instructions included but I could not work out how to charge the I watch.Overall for the price it’s a decent looking, well functioning charging port. Hopefully the charging of the iwatch is an oversight on my part and and if any further reviewers could point me in the direction of how to work the iwatch charger, then I’m all wrists (my ears have charged phones and EarPods in them)

I have had this product for over 6 months and it is still working strong. I have an iPhone X, an Apple Watch and air pods and they all charge well. It is sleek in design and is holds everything well. My only little dig is that:1) the watch and phone charger are two separate parts that fit together and sometimes if you knock it your watch and AirPods won’t charge.2) the space to fit the charger for the AirPods and watch, is tiny and you really have to ram them in there.Overall a good product and it will last longer than a Lightning cable will.

I bought this docking station for valve for money and seemed like it would do the job. However, the watch charging section requires you to install your Apple Watch charger into the hole provided and plug the wireless charging cable into the docking station. The issue with this is the Apple Watch comes with a USB C charging cable and the docking station requires a normal USB connection. This means investing in a £20 cable to use the watch charging facility which then defeats the object of value for money. I’ve now purchased a Belkin docking station for just over £60 and the quality is much better, second to this all of my Apple equipment can now charge at the same time without any added extras. Should have invested in a better quality charger in the beginning, don’t buy this if you’re looking for a simple solution to charging your Watch, phone and AirPods.

The quality of this charging station is great feels nice sturdy and clips together really nice. Great for charging multiple things at ones. It even charges my phone through the case that solves a lot of messing around having to take the case off to charge.

I absolutely love this product! I bought it to sit next to my laptop/ keyboard on my desk, when I’m working from home and it’s perfect... it looks so good! I much prefer having my phone on an angled (charging) stand, as opposed to flat on a surface; I never lose my ear pods; and if I’m not wearing my watch, then it sits snuggly on the charging stand, with the face motion- activated! Really good VFM, although I wouldn’t choose it for my bedside table, as the green charging light remains permanently on.

I really want to like this product, as it is compact and looks nice, and has all of the features I want it to have (i.e. should be able to charge my Airpods, iWatch and iPhone).However, like many of the Chinese items available on Amazon, it just doesn't quite deliver.The seller is very nice, and attempted to resolve the issues I had with the first unit I bought (constant flashing blue/green light, meaning my iPhone will charge for a few seconds, then not charge, then charge, then not charge). They suggested I try different cables, a different phone etc. To no avail.I ended up returning it, and ordering another one, only to find I have the exact same issue. It makes no difference whether my iPhone has a case, or doesn't have a case. The instructions refer to it as a FOD alert, which, from Googling the term, appears to be a 'Foreign Object Detection'. There is no foreign object though, which makes it all the more annoying.From researching other similar products on Amazon, this seems to be a common issue, associated with cheap products.So, you get what you pay for I guess.