Best Qi2 Chargers

Many of you have quite a few devices to plug in and keep charge when you’re at your work desk. Well, there’s a great solution for that in the form of the Anker MagGo 8-in-1. This Qi2 charger will not only keep your phone charged wirelessly, but all your other devices charged via a wire.

In addition to that wireless charging function, this thing also has three AC outlets on the back, in addition to two USB-C ports, and two USB-A ports. In other words, it’s a real Swiss army knife amongst chargers. The product itself is this orb that sits at an angle, and looks great, by the way. It can fit well with basically any setup you have going on. It supports 15W Qi2 charging, and 67W full-speed charging.

The Google Pixelsnap is a simple Qi2 charging puck, and that’s what most people are after. They don’t need the bells and whistles of metal build, or charging stands, or 3-in-1 chargers. If you’re one of those people, and you’re looking not to spend too much on a Qi2 charger, this charging puck is the ideal choice.

This charger is made with Pixel phones in mind, but it’s not limited to just Pixel devices. It supports charging up to 25W, though that will vary from one device to the next. You’re getting a 5 ft cable with this charging puck, and a Type-C port on the other end, which you’ll need to plug into a power source.

ESR’s Qi2 car charger is actually quite a minimalistic-looking charger, as it should be when it comes to car chargers. It is not too expensive at all, and it’s also discounted rather frequently. This thing does come in with magnets, of course, and it can be easily set up in basically any car type.

You can set it up on your car’s air went, or on the dashboard itself. Just keep in mind that the two models are sold separately, so buy the one you need. It has powerful magnets, and you can easily switch between portrait and landscape orientations. It also comes with a 3.3-ft (1m) USB-A to USB-C cable.

The Belkin UltraCharge Pro is the company’s 3-in-1 charging stand which does charge iPhones, but it also keeps Android phones in focus. This charger comes with Qi2.2 support, in other words, it supports 25W charging. It can charge the Pixel 10 Pro XL at full speed, for example, which is nice to see.

This charger comes with a phone charger on the front, a charging pad for earbuds on the base of the stand, and there’s also a watch charger on the back. That watch charger is made primarily for the Apple Watch, though. This charging stand also comes with a 45W power supply, and a 5 ft Type-C to Type-C cable.

If you don’t need the third, watch charger, the Belkin UltraCharge charger is a great option. This charger is actually foldable, so it’s very easy to carry around if you need to do that. It comes with a phone charger on the front, and an earbuds charger on the back. You do need to open it in order to charge your earbuds, though. The main charging pad supports 25W charging, while the back one supports 5W charging.

Do note that the Belkin UltraCharge comes with a 45W charging adapter in the package, and it is made mostly out of plastic. Belkin did use recycled materials here, and the charger also utilizes ChillBoost passive cooling in order to ensure efficient charging and keep your device safe.

The Satechi OntheGo is a compelling Qi2 charger that comes in 2-in-1 and 3-in-1 setups. The 2-in-1 options is a bit cheaper, and it allows you to charge your phone and watch (made for the Apple Watch). The 3-in-1 option has an extra charger for a watch. This one is also made with Apple in mind, but you can charge your Qi2 phone and non-Apple earbuds without a problem. Presuming that both devices support wireless charging, of course.

Do note that you’ll be able to reach 15W when it comes to wireless charging, max. That may differ from one brand to the next, however, as some phone may be capped at 12W or less. The second and third charging extensions support 5W charging. This charging setup is easy to fold and carry around, so all you need is one cable and you’re good to go.

The Baseus PicGo is actually quite a compact offering from Baseus, that even goes for a 10,000mAh option. You can choose between 5,000mAh and 10,000mAh power banks here. The price difference is quite considerable, though. It’s also worth noting that the 10,000mAh version will be needed if you’re aiming to fully recharge modern smartphones.

You can charge both your iPhones and non-iPhone devices that support Qi2 charging with this power bank, as long as there are magnets on the back. It charges at 20W via the Type-C port, and 15W wirelessly. It also supports “Pro-Grade Battery portection”, thanks to the NTC temperature control chip, advanced Graphene materials, and more.

The UGREEN MagFlow is one of our favorite power banks out there. The versatility of this power bank is hard to match. This power bank utilizes Qi2.2 (25W) charging to charge one devices, and it has two additional Type-C charging options for your other devices. So you can essentially charge three devices at the same time if you want.

Do note that this is a 10,000mAh power bank (though there is also a 20,000mAh option), and it even has a charge status on its side, thanks to a small display. You’ll always know what’s the status. One Type-C cable is built-in, while there’s also a Type-C port included on this power bank. UGREEN utilizes a 13-layer safety setup, so it keeps both the charger and your devices secure against overcharging, overheating, and so on.