Customer Ratings & Reviews

Magnets are strong, swivel is great, size is great, includes a charging brick (that folds!) and a usbc cable that can be detached 10/10 recommend ESPECIALLY on sale.

Could not be happier on how easy to set up and you this was. I use it every single day at work to charge my phone or my headphones. I use it as a stand to watch videos off the phone or charge as I listen to music its great

I love it! I love that I can FaceTime with or use it to watch something, and it’ll continue charging. I don’t normally use it flat - but I appreciate both options. It’s also weighted so my phone stays on pretty secure.. I don’t have the AirPods that charge wirelessly, but still utilize that second spot by charging my daughters phone.. :)

Quality stand for magnetic charging. While this device isn't MagSafe certified (you'll see the animation on your iPhone display when a MagSafe accessory makes contact), it serves its purpose. This charger is positioned on my desk so I can view my device while working. When iOS 17 drops for the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max, along with the iPhone 15, this will make a fantastic device to view docked mode. The always-on display will utilize the features in iOS 17 to make for the ultimate desktop and nightstand companion.

Excellent Charger - Quite affordable for budget friendly persons as myself. Compact

Not too big or too small have 14 6.7screen very nice.Anker makes good products if I don’t buy original manufacturer.

If you are looking to jump into the world of MagSafe accessories for your iPhone 12/13, definitely give this Anker charger a look. While it’s not the cheapest out there, it’s definitely not the most expensive either, and considering its form and function, it outperforms its price tag for sure. It's very unique styling is backed up by a solid build quality. The base is very heavy for its size and it has a very solid, almost over designed feel to it, which is great. With a rubberized bottom, it stays put, with minimal to no sliding or movement, even on slick surfaces. It’s size is about 1/3 of a soda can, so smaller than your traditional MagSafe charger from Mophie or Otterbox. I also have a Mophie MagSafe charger, and while it does the job just fine, once I started using this Anker MagGo charger, I never went back. The Anker does something other chargers don’t really do, it keeps the base charging stand and the cable/wall plug as separate entities. The base comes with an Anker 20W PD USB-C charger and a 5’ USB-C cable. You just plug the cable into the back of the base and you’re done. No routing the cable inside the base or anything like that, so based on your use case, you can have a wireless charging base, a wired wall charger at 20W, or even just a stand along phone stand if you want to unplug the base from the power and just use it around the home or office to hold your phone when you don’t need charging. The top portion of the base can remain flat, or it can swivel up and allow viewing angles for watching content on your phone. The swivel arm is nice and stiff, so no wiggle or gap in the charger base when it’s open. Anker says the swivel angle can get to 90 degrees, but that’s not true. I would say it’s more in the 60-75 degrees ballpark. It’s definitely great for viewing content on your phone while charging, and the magnet is super strong, allowing you to position your phone in either portrait or landscape orientation. In order to open the top of the charger stand and keep your phone connected, you either need to not be using a case, or must be using a MagSafe compatible case. Using a non MagSafe case will not allow the iPhone to stay put on the charger if you try to raise the top. I have an iPhone 13 Pro Max with a MagSafe Otterbox case, so with a phone that big and heavy, when the top is fully opened, any movement or nudge to the base can cause it to fall forward, since it’s so top heavy. The good thing is because the angle of the phone, it will only fall forward until the bottom of the phone catches the surface its resting on, so it won’t fall flat on the phone face or anything. You get 7.5W of wireless charging so it’s not a fast wireless charger, so this is best for those long charge cycles, like overnight or on your desk during the work day. And while the top charger base is opened, the stationary charger base underneath can wirelessly charge headphone cases too, like AirPods, Google or Samsung ear buds, etc. as long as they have a wireless charging case. It cannot charge an Apple watch however, so keep that in mind. The illuminated ring on the bottom of the charger base is not really functional. When you place your phone on the charger, it will light up for a second, if the charger is plugged in, letting you know the charger has power and its begun charging your phone, but your phone tells you that already. The light never comes back on, and there is no setting or anything that you can change to keep it on for longer or different durations or charge cycle periods, etc. Overall, this MagGo charger is built for one thing, offering convenient charging options for your iPhone 12/13 and I would say its overbuilt to do it, which I appreciate. Magnet is strong, footprint is small, and you get a few different ways to use it. I love it.

I recently purchased the Anker - MagGo Magnetic 2-in-1 Wireless Charger for iPhone 12 & Later in White from Best Buy on November 21, 2023. Unfortunately, I have noticed that the white color on the magnetic component is fading. I am writing to express my concern about the product's quality and to bring this issue to your attention. I believe that a product of this nature should maintain its color integrity, and I am disappointed to observe signs of color loss so soon after my purchase.

Have this on my desk and it does its job...my only complaint is the face of it changing color (YELLOW) after many uses. tried to clean it but Its deep. For the Price $80 it shouldnt do this.

I currently charge my iPhone with a knock off MagSafe charger that’s seen better days, so when I got the opportunity to try this Anker - MagGo Magnetic 2-in-1 Wireless Charger I just couldn’t say no. Let’s hurry up and get to the review though! I won’t break this review up into sections since this thing really only does one thing, charge your phone. Well actually, 2 things...because it charges your airpods or other Qi compatible device when in the angled position. The first thing you’ll notice is that the charger is heavy. The weight is needed to counteract the weight of an iPhone when in the angled position and it makes it feel like a really high quality product. The package includes a USB C to USB C cable and a fast charger as well. All the items seem to be built well and this works really well. The magnet is very strong and it has no issues holding my iPhone 12 in the angled position and charges it very quickly with absolutely no issues that I can tell. The fit and finish of the product is also very nice and it has a white ring light on the bottom of the unit that only seems to light up when you first put a phone on the charger. Once in the angled position you can put some Qi compatible headphones on the rear of the unit and they also charge flawlessly. My AirPod Pros fit really well on the rear charging pad and I also have no issues with this function either. Overall this is a great looking, high quality MagSafe compatible charger that I would recommend to anyone looking for something that’ll go well on a night stand without breaking the bank.

I love this charger. Desk friendly works great! Would definitely recommend.

This is definitely an interesting take on the MagSafe-type stand. My first reaction was that this would be cool in like a cup holder in a car because it’s sturdy and about the size of a pop can. The kit includes a USB-C cable and an Anker charger that’s about the size of the 5W charger from apple but boasts more than 3x charging capability. I LOVE Anker wall chargers and this model has the foldable prongs. The top of the 2-in-1 tilts up so that you can angle the face of the phone at varying directions. I wasn’t sure why I would need that, but as I hosted Zoom meetings and share my phone screen, it’s been very handy to keep the phone out of my hand and be able to secure the orientation in a way that suits my use. As you tilt the top up you’ll find a second wireless charging pad and can confirm it works great for AirPods or an iPhone Mini. I would have loved to been able to use with Apple Watch. Maybe next time! Price is a little on the premium side for a wireless charger, but if you need the added functionality with a small footprint then you should like this charger!

Like all of us, I keep my phone near me 24/7. In the mornings when I am getting ready, I love to listen to book MP3’s or podcasts and what I love about this charger is it is also a stand!! Keep in mind that it has to be a magsafe compatible case you are using though. So heavy otter box cases will not let you use the “stand” feature but it should be noted that it will still charge the phone through the heavier cases. As much as I love this charger, if you are not going to use the magsafe compatible case to allow the magnets to hold the phone as a stand, I would pass on this charger and find something more low profile and less expensive… BUT… if you are using mag compatible cases or no case at all with an iPhone and have a pair of air pods with the wireless charging case, this is your charger! When you tilt the top magnet to make the stand underneath it is another wireless charger that can charge your air pods. I tried putting my iwatch on it to charge (it was a long shot I know) but it did not charge the watch. Super functional if you want your phone toped off on power and your airpods too. I might get a second one for my desk so my phone and pods fill up when they normally would be draining! Over all, It looks great and charges fast. Very versatile with the second charging pad for air pods but you have to have the iPhone 12 or 13 magsafe compatible case to make it all work.

Review of Anker 623, MagGo Magnetic 2-1 wireless charger. The charger out of box it feels well made as holding it on hand. It comes with the charging 20W and the cable USB-C. As per its specification, supports: -iPhone 13 / iPhone 13 Pro / iPhone 13 Pro Max / iPhone 13 mini, iPhone 12 / iPhone 12 Pro / iPhone 12 Pro Max / iPhone 12 mini with a magnetic phone case. - AirPods Pro / AirPods 2 with wireless charging case - Samsung Galaxy Buds+ / Galaxy Buds Pro - Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro / Liberty 2 Pro - Sony WF-1000XM4 Note on the usage, as its instruction states, using with a case that has Magnetic support, it is simple to snap to the charger then flip as needed. If it is using with a case that doesn’t have magnetic support, at least with the model of case I used fo test (Evo Lite Case for iPhone), it still charge, but finding the correct charging point takes bit of trial and error. Once it is found it can be charged but need to leave without touching it as it would get slipped from the charger. Then at the bottom has LED indicator that briefly turn on when the phone is placed for charging in the expected way. On the note of how fast charge, I placed the phone to charge when its battery level was around 23% and after about 20 minutes, it has charged 81%. At the end, it is simple to use and easy to adjust the position around if needed, and it is perfect only if the case support magnetic function.

TLDR: (that’s Too Long, Didn’t Read) A compact and capable wireless charger for up to two devices. It supports magnetic phone attachment but is not really MagSafe so it’s not as fast or as easy to use as MagSafe. The spot for charging a second device wirelessly is somewhat useful. Overall a good value but there are better options for slightly more money. Pros: * Small footprint. * Includes a tiny and fast 20W USB adapter and a good C-to-C cable. * Strong magnets hold an iPhone at virtually any angle including rotated to landscape for video watching. * Can charge two devices wirelessly in the same tiny footprint. Cons: * Slightly slower iPhone charging than MagSafe. * Not as easy to remove iPhone from magnetic hold as MagSafe. * When traveling, the provided cable and USB adapter don’t work directly with iPhone without the base. * The magnets on the top charger force odd alignments with non-MagSafe devices. * The space for charging a second device is limited due to the hinge design for the top charging pad. Aesthetics: This charger looks really clean and simple and takes up minimal space on a desk for charging two devices at once (phone and headphones, etc.) It has a substantial weight that keeps it from toppling over even with an iPhone Pro Max on top. A subtle white light ring around the base adds to a nice ambience while also indicating the charge level of the device on the top pad. The shiny chrome hinge on the front is a tad odd, though, in that it looks like a button rather than a hinge. Usability: The top charging pad is on a tilt hinge so that the angle of the attached iPhone can change from flat to angled up. It’s mostly sturdy but the phone and base tend to wobble when the phone is tapped at the top or bottom of the screen (or left/right when in landscape). At no point does the phone feel like it will easily pop off, but that’s a two-edged sword in that it’s also not very easy to remove the phone with one hand as you kinda have to hold the base down. A MagSafe charger tends to hold the phone just as securely but it is much easier to “peel” the phone off the magnets than this charger. Under the top wireless charging pad is a second pad so you can charge something smaller like a wireless headphone case. This second pad is only available when the top pad is tilted up, and due to the placement of the hinge and the angle of the top pad, there is not much clearance for that second device. Another phone cannot be charged there, for example, because you can’t center a phone on that pad. By the way, you can charge anything on the the top charger, but that pad’s magnets force odd placement of non-MagSafe devices but they do still charge. For example, my headphone case charges when on top, but the magnets force an off-center alignment that is not ideal. Functionality: The ability to change the tilt angle is useful - especially if you’re going to use the phone while it is charging, but I’m not sure I see the benefit of leaving the top pad flat. As mentioned above, non-MagSafe devices will charge on the top pad (when it’s flat) but they don’t align well. In other words, the change in angle is nice but the ability to fold it down flat is not very useful; especially since you loose the ability to charge a second device when the top is flat. Apple’s MagSafe is a flavor of the qi charging standard and this charger supports standard qi but with additional magnets to hold an iPhone onto it. This is not true MagSafe, though. It is not as fast a charger as MagSafe and as mentioned above, the magnets are not as easy to remove the phone by “peeing” it off the base with one hand. iPhones don’t include the USB adapter any more - the USB adapter included with this product is really nice as it’s small and powerful. It’s just a tad larger than Apple’s 5W USB-A charger and is more compact and more powerful than Apple’s 18W USB-C charger; plus, the folding prongs make it much easier to pack for travel. Speaking of that, due to the weight of the base (for stability), it is not the best thing to take when traveling, but the compact USB-C adapter is great for travel. When leaving home, you’re best off taking the USB adapter and leaving the heavy part behind. BTW, the USB cable that it comes with cannot be used directly with your iPhone, either, so best to remember to take a USB-C to Lightening cable with you. Value: At its current price, this Akner wireless charger is slightly less expensive than another well-known company’s “2-in-1 Wireless Charger Stand with MagSafe.” That other charger, while a bit more expensive, is true MagSafe so it can charge an iPhone faster and is easier to remove the phone with one hand. Plus, that other product has most of the benefits of this charger like the ability to rotate the phone to landscape and a spot for charging a second device, etc., So while this product is a little cheaper than competition, it is not as fast nor as easy to use. The included 20W PD compact USB charger and C-to-C cable are a great bonus, but the charger itself is not best option available right now. Conclusion: Overall, this charger works as advertised. It is compact and comes with a great USB adapter and cable. There are aspects that I don’t like as much as the competition, though. The competition may be a tad more expensive, but for that you get faster charging, true MagSafe compatibility and a more useful spot to charge a second device.

This surprisingly small unit is incredibly well built. The base has a non-stick pad to keep it from getting easily knocked over. The hinge snaps in place with confidence when putting it in the up position. The magnet is really strong, and I have every bit of confidence that it will not fall off while my phone is charging. The light at the base is a nice touch that also gives you info on if your device is charging or if the power source it is plugged into is insufficient. (It will blink continuously if you plug it into a USB outlet without he included 120v outlet block) The one thing that bothers me just a little is that magnet is maybe a bit too strong. When removing a MagSafe phone it will lift the base. Outside of that, it looks great and it allows you to read notifications while you’re at your desk working or check the time in the middle of the night while this sits on your nightstand.

What do I have to say. This is my second Anker MagGo Magnetic 2-1 Wireless charger and I am loving it even more than the first one. Yes it does not provide ultra fast wireless charging but this is a solid charger to keep my phone charged while at work from home. So that when I need to step out my phone is fully charged. It is neat, great size does not add extra bulk to my work area and keeps my airpods charged as well. I would definitely recommend. Also I found it cheaper here on Bestbuy.com vs buying from Amazon or even Anker. Totally worth it.

Up until now I have never used a wireless charger, I have always been using the traditional plug in method. When I opened this charging station I was curious how it worked... especially through my phone case. Well, it magically does and I am impressed. I had to make sure prior that my phone case was compatible, as some cases simply aren't. Once plugging it into the wall I simply set my phone on the metallic pivoting magnetic charging pad and it charged as planned. The base is pretty heavy too so there was not thought that it tip over or not balance correctly, and being able to pivot it to a 45 degree angle if needed gave me a good view of my phone screen to see incoming text messages etc. All in all I am satisfied with this product and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a wireless charger.

If you're looking for a MagSafe device that's sleek, compact and affordable. Look no further. The charging is fast for not only my cellphone *iOS* or Android but also for my Apple AirPod Pro's. This charger is positioned on my desk so I can view my device while working so I can see incoming calls, text messages and it can also be used for conference calls. Don't let this product slip through your fingers and especially for the price, you won't find it better anywhere else.

This charger by Anker is unlike other’s I’ve seen, design wise. Simple, effective and can charge both a phone and AirPods at the same time! Included is a 20W charging cube, 5 feet USB-C cable (both ends) and the weighted charging base. The charging rate of this charger is 7.5W. On a side note, the iPhone 13 is capable of being charged at 15W if you use the Apple branded MagSafe charger or an approved 3rd party MagSafe charger. It’s too bad this charger can’t charge at the 15W rate. The charger has a nice weight to it, it weighs 1 lb. Its heavy enough that when I place my phone on it and when I remove it (with 1 hand), it doesn’t move. The rubber on the bottom of the base helps it from not moving around. It’s funny how we often associate how heavy something feels with quality. In this case, the charging base does look and feel like a well-made product. There are no ugly mold lines on it or any other flaws that make it look cheap. To charge your phone, you simply place it on top of the charger either in the flat position, or the “open” tilted position. When you have it in the open position, the phone is securely held in place by magnets. I have the Apple leather case on mine and it holds fine. When you first place your phone on the charger, a soft white light glows for a second or two on the bottom of the charger. It’s a nice subtle way to let you know the phone is being charged. When I placed my AirPod Pros on the secondary charger, there isn’t an indicator to let me know it’s being charged. I have to look at the LED on my AirPod case. With the phone on the charging stand, you can still use your phone. It’s actually a nice viewing angle. This is something you can’t do with those Qi charging pads where your phone sits flat on it. After using this for a week, I liked it a lot. It’s much more convenient than trying to plug in the lightning wire at the bottom of the phone! All pro’s, no cons with this charger. Makes a great gift for the holidays!