Energizer - 3‑in‑1 15W Magnetic MagSafe Qi2 Fast Wireless Universal Charging Station for Phones, Earbuds & Apple/Samsung Watches - Black

I love gadgets that simplify my life, and the Energizer WCP328 wireless charging stand has helped clear the clutter from my nightstand by giving my smartphone, smartwatch, and wireless earbuds a single place to charge. I have been using it with my Samsung Galaxy S24+ in a case with MagSafe compatibility, my Galaxy Watch 7, and my Jabra Elite earbuds. At times, the stand feels a little too light, and I wish it charged my watch faster, but overall, I have enjoyed using it. Unboxing: The box includes the Energizer WCP328 charging stand and a USB Type C cable, but no wall adapter. For maximum charging performance, Energizer recommends a USB Type C Power Delivery adapter rated at 30W or higher. The stand measures approximately 4.33 × 2.91 × 5.24 inches and feels quite lightweight. Its upright magnetic phone mount makes notifications easy to see, while separate charging surfaces accommodate a smartwatch and wireless earbuds. Experience: Convenience is the WCP328’s biggest strength. Instead of juggling three separate chargers on my nightstand, I have a dedicated spot for each device in one station. The magnetic phone mount works well with my Galaxy S24+, though Android users will need a compatible magnetic case. The stand supports wireless phone charging at up to 15W, which my S24+ recognizes as fast wireless charging. I have been satisfied with its charging performance in daily use. My Galaxy Watch 7 also charges reliably, but the stand’s 2.5W watch charging output is lower than that of Samsung’s dedicated charger. It works well for overnight charging but is less convenient when I need a quick recharge. The 5W charging surface has worked as expected with my Jabra Elite earbuds. Having a dedicated spot for them adds to the stand’s everyday convenience. The ambient lighting is less impressive. Its touch control is on the bottom of the base, and I kept accidentally turning the light on and off. Stability is my biggest complaint. The magnetic mount holds my phone securely, but the lightweight base does not grip my nightstand well enough. When I remove my phone, the entire station often moves with it. A heavier base or better rubber feet would be a welcome improvement. Conclusion: Overall, the Energizer WCP328 does what I wanted: it replaces three separate chargers with one attractive station and keeps my nightstand organized. Its design, layout, and convenience are clear strengths, though the lightweight base, slower watch charging, and underwhelming ambient lighting leave room for improvement. You will also need to supply a USB Type C Power Delivery adapter rated at 30W or higher for maximum performance. For me, the benefits outweigh the drawbacks. It may not offer the fastest charging for every device, but it makes charging all three much more convenient. For those reasons, I recommend it. 4/5

This basic 3-Device wireless charging station will simultaneously charge a compatible phone, watch and earbuds with a single cable while taking up a minimum of desk space. It includes a USB-C cable but not the USB charger and recommends one that supplies at least 30W with PD (power delivery) for maximum charging speeds. With a suitable (optional) USB power adapter, this charger can provide up to 15W of wireless charging for a compatible phone, up to 5W for earbuds and 2.5W for a watch. Most modern phones can accept more power but 15W should be OK for overnight or mixed-use charging. Before use, it’s recommended to remove all of the protective plastic film from the 4 rubber feet on the bottom and from the pad for the phone. The protective plastic film was cut to the exact same size as the rubber pads and was not very easy to remove. You could leave it on but then the whole thing would slide around your desk and the phone would too easily rotate on the pad. Next is plugging in the provided USB-C cable to the back of the charger and the optional USB adapter. The USB-C port on the back was misaligned with the cutout on the back of my copy of this charger which made it more difficult than necessary to plug in the cable, but it did work once connected. When plugged in, there is an LED light strip around the base which is kinda nice. A touch button on the right side turns it on or off if desired. There is a small light on the front that shows the charging status of the phone and the earbuds but apparently not the watch. According to the information in the user’s manual, this light’s colors seem confusing to me. A Red light means that the charger is connected to power but is not charging anything. A Green light for 6-7 seconds after attaching a phone or earbuds means that the phone or earbuds are charging, but then the light goes out while charging continues. Also, there is no light when the earbuds on the charger are not charging and nothing to indicate a watch is charging or charged. Overall, I’d recommend using the charging status indications on the devices themselves as the one of this charger is not very helpful. In the case of my iPhone 17 Pro Max, I put it on the charger at 99%. When the phone got to 100%, the charger stopped providing power. While still on the charger, the charger apparently turned on briefly to keep the phone fully charged which caused the phone to think it was just put on the charger again. Each time it did this, the phone’s display showed the “Just connected to a charger” animation and played a sound…. Repeatedly. It got so annoying that I removed my phone after it was full rather than constantly hear that sound every few minutes while it sat on the charger at 100%. While the phone can freely rotate while on the charger to portrait or landscape, it cannot tilt to change the viewing angle. Also, depending on the size of your phone, the bottom portion of the phone might make it difficult to slide your earbuds onto the spot on the base. The whole charger is very lightweight and hollow-feeling. A watch or earbuds are fine to just pick up off the charger but you’ll probably need to hold the charger down while removing your phone. Also, the box clearly states “3 Device Foldable Magnetic Charging Stand” - there is no “foldable” aspect of this charger, so be aware that it is exactly as pictured and nothing tilts, folds or bends (without breaking it). Overall, I’m not a huge fan of this charger. Between the lack of phone angle adjustments, the light weight that makes it a two-handed operation to remove the phone and worst of all the way it throttles the phone charging which causes repeated “I’m connected now” alerts from the phone while still on the stand. It works and is a OK value for the price, but there are much better options for not much more more money.

Design and everyday appeal The appeal of this Energizer 3 in 1 charger is pretty simple: it gives your phone, earbuds, and watches one place to charge instead of leaving them scattered around your desk or nightstand. The magnetic phone attachment is a nice touch, and being able to charge all three devices at once adds to the overall convenience. One thing worth pointing out, though, is that it does not fold, despite Best Buy’s description saying it does. If you’re expecting something that folds down neatly for a trip, that could be a disappointment. It makes more sense as a charger you leave on your desk or bedside table. Charging performance Energizer specifies phone output levels of 15W, 10W, 7.5W, and 5W, with up to 5W for earbuds and 2.5W for a watch. I was satisfied with the speed of charging of my watch and my phone and had no issues. I let them charge overnight, so speed is not a concern for me with this stand. Compatibility and setup caveats This is MagSafe compatible and says its built-in watch charger supports both Apple Watch (Gen 1 and Newer) and Samsung Galaxy Watch (7 and up). I would double check compatibility with the exact phone, case, and watch before buying rather than treating “universal” as a guarantee as there are limitations. My testing of my Galaxy Watch 6 classic demonstrated that the box description is correct. My Watch 7, Watch 9 and Watch Ultra 2024 all charged just fine, but the 6 Classic would not. All of my Samsung phones had no issues as long as they had a magnetic case. Also, I did not notice any heating issues either. I didn’t see any issues with any of my Galaxy buds cases though and even had some luck with some Jabra and Denon wireless cases. Another practical drawback is the power supply a wall adapter is not included and calls for a 30W USB-C power adapter for maximum speed. A 3-foot USB-C to USB-C cable is included. If you do not already own a suitable adapter, factor that extra purchase into the overall value, which is still great in my opinion. Overall The Energizer 3 in 1 charger looks like a sensible option for someone who values a tidy, stationary charging station more than verified top-tier charging performance. Its three-device layout and advertised magnetic attachment are the strongest selling points. However, the non-foldable design is a bummer and also contradicts the retailer’s description and makes it less appealing for buyers expecting a collapsible travel charger. Not being supplied with a power adapter with this is a bummer, but I get it, you most likely already have one lying around,

Energizer has made some pretty decent battery chargers, to go along with some quality rechargeable batteries , incase you may have forgotten. But here we are, in the future. A place that rarely requires those ,said batteries. But the lithium Ion batteries within our permanently locked phone and watch still need to get that recharge. If you're buying this for your Android phone, iPhone( With Mag-Safe phone cover), Air pods, and /or Apple Watch, you may find yourself pleased. However, for all of the later model Galaxy Watch owners, there's good news and bad news. The energizer Ultimate Apple & Android Charger will charge your iPhone, Apple Watch , and Air pods case, all at the same time. With a 15 watt fast charger, it should be good for i the office or end of day "set it and forget it" moments. That being said. Android users are use to a faster charging experience, but for the price, this will definitely allow you to get a full charge over-night or get a little extra juice while you're at the desk writing your reviews about this thing. Also, you'll have to remember that you can charge your Galaxy Buds and Galaxy Watch* at the same time. Now, I know you noticed that asterisk conveniently placed behind that Galaxy Watch. That's because, while you can charge your watch, you can't, if your Galaxy watch is the 8 or later models. Those watches aren't compatible with weaker chargers, and that is what you have here. Ear Buds, as long as they are capable of wireless charging, should work just fine. I tried 3 different brands, and they're all good. Before I finish, I do want to point out that there is a 3 ft Type C to C charging cable, but nary a charging brick to be found. I'm sure we're supposed to be used to that by now, but I'm still salty. But on a brighter note( Pun Intended). There's a cool little night-light that is touch sensitive, so you can find your devices in the dark. Again, You must have a Mag-Safe phone cover on your device , in order for this thing to work, but the price makes this pretty hard to pass up, especially if you're using a Apple product. With that being said. This should already be in your cart. It'll make nice gift for a coworker at the office. Just remember to grab them a new phone cover, as well. .

This charger is clean looking, space saving, and works well. It charges my iphone, apple watch, and earbuds all simultaneously. It also has a slim night light at the base of the charger. You can turn that on or off. Everything starts charging immediately when you set your devices on their individual pads and both the phone and watch magnets hold well. Note that it does not come with a power supply. Just the stand charger and a USB C to C cable. On the box in it says up to 15W for phone, 5W for ear buds, and 2.5 for smartwatches. It recommends using a 30W charger for fastest charging. I’m using a 20W and that has been working fine. The included charging cable is only 40” long, so if your outlet is farther away you’ll need a longer USB C cable (I did.) Also on the box it says “foldable” - but this unit is definitely not foldable, so likely a misprint on the packaging. The WCP328 model is a stand charger only. I’m giving it a ding on the rating for not including a charger and incorrect description of it folding, but I just use it as a stand charger and it does what it needs to do.