iPhone chargers and power banks

Sharge's ICEMAG 3 cools its way to 25W wireless

Macworld calls the ICEMAG 3's fan the noisiest it's tested and 9to5Mac can barely hear it, but both back the 25W Qi2 speed.

Built like a desk brick at 365 grams of aluminum, the StandMag 15000 still ships a fold-out 15W Qi2 stand up top and 100W USB-C out the side.

PackHacker says the SE's matte finish finally resists the scuffs that chewed up the original ButterFly, but the wall adapter left the box too.

Nomad's 100W Kevlar cable fast-charges the Watch off a puck in its tail, and it held up as MacRumors' only charger for a week of travel.

Even folded to a credit-card footprint, Belkin's UltraCharge pushes 25W Qi2 to an iPhone, and the 45W wall adapter actually comes in the box.

An aluminum slab charges iPhone, Watch, and AirPods at once, but AppleInsider notes a Watch redesign could strand the middle pad.

Twelve South's stand leads Macworld's 3-in-1 charts: 15W MagSafe, fast Apple Watch charging, and a pad angled for bedside StandBy.

Anker's Prime station folds to palm size and hits 25W over Qi2.2, though 9to5Toys notes the wattage splits once the Watch and AirPods dock.

The PowerBug hangs an iPhone off any outlet at Qi2 speeds, but Cult of Mac found long wireless sessions warm enough to throttle the phone.