Stand One Max is Nomad's answer to a desk with an iPhone Duo, Apple Watch, and AirPods. The fourth-generation model puts a raised 25W Qi2 phone puck on one side, a Watch fast charger beside it, and a 5W Qi dish for earbuds in the base. The iPhone can turn sideways for StandBy while the Watch charges.
The Watch and earbud spots sit close together. Nomad's support page says a loop-style band such as Solo Loop can block the AirPods dish. That prevents all three devices from charging at once. Owners of those bands should check the layout before choosing the Max for its three-device promise.
Key specs
| Phone | Qi2 up to 25W |
|---|---|
| Watch | fast-charge puck |
| Earbuds | Qi spot up to 5W |
| Weight | 875 g; 40W adapter required |
The metal chassis, glass panel, and rubber base weigh 875 grams. Nomad lists dimensions of 82 by 161 by 128 mm and includes a 2-meter USB-C cable. That weight gives the magnetic phone pad a substantial base, but makes the Max a desk charger rather than a travel one.
Stand One Max needs a 40W USB-C adapter, which isn't included. Its phone puck supplies up to 25W for compatible Qi2 or MagSafe devices; older phones may charge more slowly. The raised pad is meant to clear iPhone camera modules, and the earbud dish supplies up to 5W.
For someone with all three devices, the Max has a cleaner single-cable setup than separate pucks. I wouldn't choose it for an iPhone alone; the regular Stand One has the same phone charging tier with less hardware on the table.
