RAEGR MagFix Arc M1220 Mag-Safe Compatible Wireless Car Charger, Magnetic Mount Wireless Charging Compatible with Mag-Safe on iPhone 15 / iPhone 14 / iPhone 13 / iPhone 12 Series - Black RG10187

I tried many holder and they were not useful but this one holds very good.

New item not working. Returned it back

I have mix experience with it.Good&Bad experience - its a minimalist design and lamp option is amazing 👍As per my experience mobile mag safe charger is good as i didn’t notice much heat on my mobile (i used mag safe case)👍 watch charger is of low quality so i used my original charger in it.👎Airpod charger is slow and get bit warm if case is on.👎But over all looks on the table is good as it charges all 3 devices neatly.I would never buy if it was on its full price.. i get it on deal day and im happy with its use and its price.

I was a bit sceptical about buying this wireless charger but the Original Apple Magsafe is too overpriced. So I went with it. Here's my experience so far divided into pros and consPros:1. I'm using this with iphone 12 so it supports full 15W charging like the original magsafe. Though I cannot test it at the moment but it's my estimate based on the time it takes to charge up.2. I was afraid it might not work with Apple silicon cases but it does. Note: I'm not using magsafe compatible case yet it works.3. The body is made up of alluminium which gives it a premium look, also the inner circle is made up of soft padding to avoid scratching your phone.Cons:1. The device when fast charging heats up. And by heating up I mean very hot, you won't be able to hold it for very long. Note: only the device heats up, not your phone, it shouldn't harm your phone.2. I use apple's 20w brick so compared to that, it is very slow. All though you can't expect much from a wireless charger.3. The alluminium chasis has a very industrial finish, which makes the edges too rough for me. I wish they'd smooth out the edges a little bit.4. The wire seems good but I’m afraid the joining where it meets the pad is very weak and might break.5. You’ll see steady fast charge from 0-80% and then it just slows down tremendously. 1% takes way too long after that. I guess that has something to do with apple’s smart charging.Overall it's a good buy at this price point. If you plan to use with other bricks then please use a 20w PD compatible brick. They are giving 1.5 years of warranty and the registration service was easy.Satisfied with the purchase.

Update after 1.5 months: MagSafe charging stopped working.Got this wireless charging Dock for my new iPhone 12 which has magsafe magnetic wireless charging, beautifully holds the phone at an angle while charging through 15w charging base. The apple watch on the other hand is charged simultaneously using a 3w charging base. The stand base has an elegant looking light rim that's very cool and useful in the night as a bedside night lamp. I charge my other android mobile wirelessly over the 5w charging base. Overall good value for money. Mainly for iPhone 12 series where magsafe is available. Not compatible for iPhone 11 or before.

Bought this as my travel charger for iphone and apple watch. I have 12 series which supports magsafe and Apple watch6.Look and Feel: Its okay and does folds to be compact. It has weight to it. There is a tiny plastic hinge on the bottom that comes out to turn the charger into a stand for iphone charging in landscape mode. the stand/plastic hinge is flimsy and I feel it will break if I'm not careful. The Magnets does help align the iphone during charging however its not strong. Its also a dust magnet and very hard to clean it.You can see tiny wires to apple watch when you flip the charger for stand mode.Charging: In the box the charger comes with USB-A to USB-C charger which is useless since you will struggle find a wall charger that supports Power Delivery over USB-A or just the voltage/amp specs. this charger states it needs 9V/2.22A or higher powerI have a Ravpower wall charger which supports newest Apple specs of 9V/2.22A and also have Anker PowerPort that supports 9V/3A. I used both in my tests.Apple watch 6:Charging time: 1 hour and 15 minutesActual charging went from 10% to 27%, thats incredibly slow and the watch was very hot and so was charger. As you know, if there is heating, no good dissipation, Apple products automatically slow down the charging to protect the devices.iPhone 12 pro max:Charging time: 1 hourActual charging went from 10% to 30%, again very slow for supposed 15W charging and phone was hot as well as charger.In Both scenarios I have used the 9v/2.22A spec, wall charger.Either the product I received is defective or this is how it functions.Apple's own Magsafe Duo charger states that it can only support 11W charging for iPhone when used with 9V/2.22A chargers and supports 14W charging when used with 9V/3A chargers.I have no clue how Raegr thinks they can do 15W charging. Neither Tekkitake or Raegr official websites actual mention the specs of the product or have documentation on what is supported or not.I have emailed their support team and initiated a replacement to see if I get a working version. I'll update the review in either case.

I have been using this with my iPhone for the past 10 months. My phone battery is still at 100% performance and I haven’t faced any problem in charging also. This is relatively quicker in charging. Usually I keep it in my working table and rest my phone on it rather than resting it on the table. I never minded for overcharging. I sometimes leave my phone overnight on the charger. But still I am surprised that my battery performance haven’t gone down in 10 months. I never charge with wire form the time I bought this charger. I even charge my watch with this overnight. But no issues seen. Watch will be hot when I take it in the morning as same as how it was with Apple Original charger.

Very very bad product..Waste of money. Tested it Few times charging my New Iphone 13 Pro. The wireless charging took 1hr 30 mins to charge from 40% to 80%. After that the wireless charger stops charging and the percentage of charge will not increase even kept for 2 hours. Even the charging adapter is useless because the Manufacturer hided the total output of the adapter when both the PD and QC ports are used for charging 2 devices at the same time. The combined Output is 1.8A which is 9 watts when both the ports are used which is useless and the wireless charging to charge the iphone will take many hours if another port is used at the same time.