Anker MagGo 3 in 1 iPhone 17 Charging Station. MagSafe-Compatible Wireless Charger Stand. Qi2 Certified 15W Foldable Charger for iPhone 17/16/15/14/13/12. AirPods. Apple Watch Ultra(Adapter Included)

Product itself is good.
Seller on the other hand shipped me a used, open box product without making it known prior, as it was listed as a new item.
I can’t speak to the customer service of the seller, as I never reached out for a new product due to this being a Christmas present and recipient of the present was happy with the condition and I didn’t want to return the item and delay their Christmas present.

I loved and used this thing proudly when traveling but unfortunately it lasted a little over year, with occasional use when traveling. The watch charger was the first thing to stop working…I thought it was my watch but then I used another watch charger and it was fine. Shortly after, it stopped charging my AirPods. For the price, I really expected to get more than one year out of it. I thought getting the Anker brand would be more reliable than the cheaper brands but not this time. I’ll be looking at other brands for a replacement.

The second charger that arrived works as designed and I am happy with the end result.

However, the first charger that was delivered did not charge any device despite the LED light indicating that charging was supposedly active. I tried switching the supplied cable and wall receptacle and neither change helped. The company provided straight-forward directions for returning the first charger for a new one. The second charger also did not work until I replaced the included cable with one of my own.

As stated above, I am happy with the end result. However, based on my previous experience with other Anker products, I was quite disappointed in the initial purchase of this product.

works ok. if you have a case on your airpods, takes some effort to find the right spot to get it to charge. apple watch is terrible unless the back is hanging off the edge of your table, or you take your bands off.

The charging station is a great choice for travel compactability when compared to other brands.
There is enough space to charge both the apple watch and airpods.
The only unfortunate is that for IPhone charging, if you a larger IPhone such as a plus or a pro max, then the magsafe will not sit well upright, resulting in the other stand being lifted up and off the ground, unless you keep the fold at a sharper angle, which in that case takes away from being able to charge airpods or apple watch.
Overall it is a good idea, but definitely needs improvment to accomodate larger IPhones.

It works as advertised, but there's an unpleasant, fairly loud buzzing sound when its charging. It's so annoying, I just plug my phone into the charging cable. Incredibly annoying

I really expected to love this. Unfortunately, I don't. The flip up charging station for the watch doesn't elevate the stand to a point where it's easy to place the watch. It's low to the ground so attaching the watch takes a little finesse because the watch band rests on the ground not allowing the watch itself to attach easily. My Iphone rests on the ground and again takes a little finesse to properly get it aligned and charging (I don't have an additional magnet on my case). The charging platform for the airpods works brilliantly however I needed all 3 charging stations to work for me so this item is going back...

Works but wish magnet was stronger. Compact, but not blazing fast charging when you have watch, phone and ear buds on all at once. Love the fact that you don’t have cords all over the place and this is great for travel to keep cords to a minimum.

I got the Anker charger to replace another brand that had failed mechanically and that had the problem that my watch would beep every couple of minutes when it was fully charged.

The good news is that the watch problem has gone so I don’t have to turn the sound off before I go to bed.

Why the three stars? When I attach my phone it makes a very loud “ting, boing” sound that disturbs my wife. I’ve tried everything I can think of on the phone but cannot find a way to get rid of it.

Other than that it’s a fine charger, good magnets, quick charging and clever design I can take traveling.

1. Shipped with a faulty cord
2. Design flaw in the watch charger. The magnet doesn’t sit upright enough to account for a curved wristband, they assume the wristbands will lie completely flat. Additionally, the magnet for the watch is very weak, so if you have a stiff wristband it will pop off.

I'm conflicted with my 3 star rating. The product works very well on our older iphones and if that's what I had purchased it for, i would be happy.

However, the charging magnet is just too low that I cannot connect my iPhone 17 pro max onto it and have a comfortable angle. The phone is too big and has to be at a 45 degree angle, which is not comfortable for my viewing when attached. Will likely work well for traveling and having it in landscape mode for a clock/alarm.

The three stars are due to it not really working with the iphone 17 pro max. The size of the phone means it cannot be positioned at an angle to charge it and read the screen.

Bottom line, don't by for an iPhone 17 Pro Max, but it will be great for smaller phones.

All the electronics gadgets are only as good as the battery. As a result, I never get a cheap charger. There are many 3-in-1 that cost $20 or less but I always go with Anker. I have many Anker chargers/ accessories. I need another 3-in-1 for my new iphone on an upcoming trip so I bought this one. Everything is fine except for the adapter. This is design for travel but the prone of the adapter is not foldable. I end up having to shell out another $20+ to get another Anker 47W adapter with foldable prone. I think some other reviewers had already mention the same issue. It costs Anker almost nothing to make the prone foldable but it cost me over $20. Not acceptable for a brand such as Anker.

It works great as a charger. The MagGo is extremely strong, and my phone is very secure when charging. The watch charger works great as well, but my watch will fall off if the base is moved around.

The biggest issue, however, is that the product came with the wrong charging cord. The unit uses a USB-C port to charge, and it comes with a USB-C charging outlet, meaning it needs a cord with a USB-C on each end. This is the cord that is pictured on the product box and Amazon website. However, the charging cord supplied with the product has a USB-C on one end and a USB on the other, and thus does not work with the charger. I have reached out to Anker to try and resolve this issue.

Don’t buy a “Repackaged” like new version from Anker - Direct. It’s not worth it. Mine stopped working after 6 months . Since it was past the return window I contacted Anker Support and after 8 emails back and forth at first saying they would send me a refurbished one to only then go back on that and say they would no longer send me a refurbished one and to reiterate Anker only offers a 3 month warranty on repackaged items and the best they could offer me was 25% off a new item. I thought it was worth saving $10 since the item was repackaged and like new from Anker itself but did not realize it only came with a 3 month warranty. A 8-10% discount was not worth it on a $75 item to have it go out after 6 months.

I usually love Anker products and will go to them for almost any Apple-related charging product as I find they hold up better and get the job done. Plus the Climate Pledge friendly aspect is one of the reasons I ultimately went for this charger. I have an Apple Watch SE and an iPhone 13 mini, both of which need regular, reliable, and quick charging for my on-the-go life, so I thought this station would work perfectly for my needs. The watch charging portion seems to work great, it quickly charges my watch (which dies within a day), and I'm a fan of how I can use it as a stand for my phone while I'm working or using it with a single hand (small hands, usually have to hold it with two). HOWEVER, the phone charging, ever since I received the product, is spotty at best. It seems slower to charge than the usual (bottom plug) port and part of the issue - I think - is that it seems to disconnect with the phone at random times while charging. I'll notice because the screen turns on, then turns back to the charging symbol (filling up outline of the circle with the lightning bolt in the middle), or if I'm using it while it's on the stand, even the slightest click seems to disrupt the connection. I would've expected a more seamless and reliable product from Anker, particularly for the steep price tag on this one... Not sure if it's just the one I received or if this is a problem with the product overall, but I wish I had seen those issues highlighted before I purchased. Bringing it up for anyone else - I'd probably recommend you spend your money elsewhere or at least be prepared for a spotty charging experience!

Original review May 30, 2024:
I purchased this mainly for travel, and I got a great storage/travel case to carry it in. I trust Anker products, and even though this was pricey, I went for it. Once in hand, it packs down nicely and takes up less overall space than the separate components I was carrying for the same purpose. The product feels nicely built, typical of Anker products.

My only complaint is that the watch charger requires an awkward placement of your watch, with the band splayed out. If you curl the band (as if on your wrist), it won't stay on the charger. Even with the necessary placement, if you bump the charger in the slightest, the watch pops off and fails to charge. This works fine if you have a lot of flat space to put the charger on, but I've now stayed in a couple of locations with less accommodating spaces and had to take my watch band off to get it to fit and stay. The Anker cube might be better, but it's a bit too bulky for my purposes.

I do plan to use this at home, instead of just travel, so I can get more use and value for the high price.

(Amazon-specific complaint: They clearly sent me a returned item. The tape on the box was cut and the wrapping on the components was obviously put back on after having been opened. I paid for a NEW item, not a used one. Unfortunately, I was immediately going on a trip and needed to take this with me.)

Update Oct 10, 2024:
<removed earlier complaints about the device frequently failing to charge my phone>

The watch charger seems to work more reliably but has flaked out a couple of times. The AirPods charging pad has been somewhere in between, but I use it only once every few weeks so it could be a more persistent problem than appears. Unplugging and replugging the system from power seems to fix those issues. Nevertheless, that is not something I should have to do with such an expensive product.

<removed text suggesting I'll seek other manufacturers in the future - Anker still produces decent products, even if not perfect>

Update Mar 9, 2025:
I retract much of my previous update with a bad review. I haven't experienced this behavior for quite some time, and seeing as how the Anker product doesn't receive firmware updates or the like, this could have been something with my phone.

I use this daily at home and have taken it with me on about 10 trips and had no issues on any of those trips.

I purchased this when it was on a lightening deal on Amazon. I am an Anker fan, and have many of their cords, chargers and surge protectors. This travel charger does not disappoint.

It's heavier than I thought it would be, but is quite compact when folded. It quickly charges my iPhone 15 Pro Max, my apple earbuds, and my Apple Watch at the same time, and all items stay put when attached to the charger, and release easily when you pull them off. If I had one suggestion, it would be to make the folding hinge for the Apple Watch charging pad a little sturdier - the connecting neck is thin and seems a tad flimsy to me.

I like having the choice between black and white, and got the white to match my other cords. I did end up purchasing a small travel case for the charger and its cord and charging block, which I think is essential to have everything together in my travel bag rather than floating around loose.

Another winner from Anker.

UPDATE: after using this for a month I wanted to give an update. The charger for my iPhone got REALLY hot when I first used it to charge my iPhone 15 pro max. I shot the temperature using a digital thermometer and both the charger and my phone were 109 degrees. I stopped using it and contacted Anker. They responded quickly and had me send it back to them for testing and sent me a new charger. The new charger also got quite hot, not 109 but got up to 100 with the first charge. Over time it hasn't gotten that hot again, but still gets pretty warm, as does my phone. I've never had problems with Anker devices before, and it is disappointing that the most expensive item I've bought is not the best.

UPDATE: I've been comparing this to another brand that is half the price. I know Anker creates amazing products, to be fair I'm probably biased for Anker. But sadly, this item falls short. I'm just going to go ahead and rewrite the review.

It does everything that a charger of this style should, read the specs for detailed information. I'll just give you the pros and cons from here. Let's start with pros; it has a neat cooling feature (not sure if that's actually necessary though), it charges quickly, the magnet is strong (almost a bit too strong....), the watch charger component folds out from the bottom of the device, you can lay the charger flat if needed (probably won't ever do that), it comes with an angled USB-C cable, the power adapter it comes with is 40w, and of course it can charge multiple devices at once. All that being said, it sounds pretty good so far right? Well, here's the cons. Both of the panels are THICK and short. This means if you're not super careful about the leverage when removing the phone; you're either going to knock it over pull the entire charger with your phone. The charging port is on the side, which really bugs me (either do it on the back or the front). It also has an led light next to the port, I think it's just to show that the device is charging. Which is unnecessary, every device is magnetically connected. If it's on there and it's not charging then you have a bigger issue (your device) than the charger.

I like a few things about it, and I love Anker products. But you can find superior products in a similar style for literally half the price. The number one determinator for me regarding magsafe chargers is; how easy is it to use? For this product; to put your phone on the charger and to remove, you have to remember to use very specific finger/leveraging techniques... which is annoying.

UPDATE:

I received the replacement for the Qi2 charger and conducted a thorough assessment. Despite my efforts to convince myself to keep it, the persistent issue of heat production hampers its ability to sustain fast charging.

Upon testing, I observed that the charger initially charged at 15W and higher. However, after approximately 10 minutes, as the heat increased, the charger was forced to lower the wattage down to as low as 3-4 watts. Since I already own the Anker 3-in-1 MagSafe cube charger, I find it challenging to justify keeping this unit, despite its portability.

For individuals without an existing 3-in-1 MagSafe charger and who don't mind slower charging speeds when the phone heats up, this might be an option. However, based on my experience, I would not recommend it.

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I have always been a huge Anker fan due to their reputation for producing high-quality and durable products. They rarely disappoint.

Upon the release of the Qi2 3 in 1 MagGo, I was one of the first to purchase the product. I already own almost every top-performing 3 in 1 iPhone charger in the market, including Belkin, Anker, Torras, etc. The key requirement I look for is fast charging, close to 15W for the iPhone and 5W for the Apple Watch.

My favorite 3 in 1 charger to date is the Anker cube. It's portable, and its performance has never let me down. When the Qi2 3 in 1 MagGo was released, I purchased it immediately because of its unmatched portability, making it ideal for travel and on-the-go use.

After a week of use, my assessment of this new product has been extremely disappointing. The most significant issue I noticed is the amount of heat this charger generates. Both of my iPhones get extremely hot, causing a significant delay in reaching 100% charge, as the heat interrupts the charging process after about 80%. The ventilation on this unit appears to be ineffective. I have conducted multiple tests comparing it to the trusted Anker cube, and there's really no comparison.

I am hopeful that this was a defective unit rather than a result of poor product design. I have requested a replacement, which will arrive today. I plan to test the new unit for a week and will provide an update on my analysis.

The portability of this charger is perfect for traveling, and I genuinely hope that the issues I experienced were specific to the unit I received. Stay tuned for further updates.