Magnetic Phone Stand with Dual Wireless Charging, Black
The Magnetic Phone Stand with Dual Wireless Charging
An amazing wireless charging phone stand that is tilt adjustable and packs the strongest magnets. Now you can charge your phone and a second QI-Compatible device at the same time, both wirelessly!
Please Note: You'll need a quality charger with at least 20w output or more to run charging. Thick AirPods cases might interfere with charging.
Our Review
LAB22 Magnetic Phone Stand with Dual Wireless Charging — The Clean Desk Station for Nomads
The gist: A precision-machined aluminum phone stand that magnetically locks your iPhone and wirelessly charges it plus a second Qi device simultaneously — ideal for building a tidy co-working station with minimal clutter.
- MagSafe magnetic mount: Strong magnets keep iPhone 12 and later locked in portrait or landscape; no slipping at the awkward angle of a café table.
- Dual wireless charging: Up to 10W (7.5W MagSafe) for the phone, plus a 5W Qi pad on the base for AirPods or a second device — one cable to the stand, zero cable to either device.
- 5°–45° smooth-motion tilt: Holds any angle without ratcheting or slipping — comfortable for FaceTime, navigation, or reading while at a desk or counter.
- All-aluminum build: Precision-machined body is stable, scratch-resistant, and won’t slide on a desk surface.
B&H Photo lists the stand’s wireless specs as 10W main pad and 5W secondary Qi pad, requiring a 20W+ charger to run both simultaneously.
Best for: Nomads who work from a single desk spot and want a cable-free phone and earbuds charging solution. Skip it if: you don’t have an iPhone 12 or later — MagSafe alignment requires Apple’s Mag array. Runs around $38 — check the current price before buying.
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