Apple’s latest MagSafe Charger offers versatile functionality across the company's line of iPhones, supporting Qi (7.5W) and Qi2 (15W) wireless charging for both Apple and non-Apple products. It delivers 15W of wireless power for the iPhone 15 and earlier models, while the iPhone 16 series benefits from faster 25W charging for quicker top-offs.

Amazon's Wireless Charging Stand is as simple as it gets. It supports speeds of up to 10W, works with phone cases up to 5mm thick, and plugs into a wall adapter via USB-C (you have to provide a charging brick). An LED on the front indicates when your device is properly aligned for charging.

Belkin’s Quick Charge 10W Fast Wireless Charging Stand is a fine option if you like to use your iPhone while charging. It cleverly supports your device in either a portrait or a landscape orientation. It has a helpful LED indicator that alerts you if another object on the stand is interfering with charging.

The Anker 313 stand is compatible with any Qi-enabled phone, including Apple models. It features no magnets; it holds your phone with a simple shelf. The only downside is its slow charging—up to 7.5W max for iPhones.

Mophie’s Wireless Charging Stand + 3-in-1 simultaneously charges all of your compatible Apple devices without cable clutter. The stand supports speeds of up to 15W and can charge your iPhone through your case, as long as it's less than 3mm thick. It also allows you to use your phone in StandBy mode, thus replacing your bedside clock for good.

The svelte Courant Catch:2 Essentials wireless charging pad comes in several colors of Belgian linen. It supports 7.5W Qi charging for two devices and has five wireless coils, so you don't have to worry about putting your phone down in just the right place. If you want faster speeds, you must upgrade to the pricier Classic edition, which sports Italian leather and offers 10W charging.

Belkin's Quick Charge Pro 3-in-1 pad can charge your iPhone, AirPods, and Apple Watch simultaneously. It has MagSafe, too, meaning it offers speeds of up to 15W for most newer iPhones. Just prepare to spend a bit more for it than others on this list.

The AT&T Wireless Charging Pad offers up to 15W of power and works with cases up to 8mm thick—so long as your case doesn't include magnets or metal attachments. It also comes with a USB-C-to-USB-C cable for connecting to a wall adapter and has a soft finish for keeping your phone stable.

Google's Pixelsnap Charger relies on the Qi2 wireless charging standard, which supports magnets that align the charger with your phone's charging coils. Further, it handles up to 25W of power delivery for Google's Pixel phones, and up to 15W for the iPhone, which is twice as quick as other Qi chargers.