VONUV via Amazon has
VONUV 3-in-1 20W Charger w/ USB-C / USB-A Port & Wireless Adapter for Apple Watch on sale for $17.99 - $9 (50%) off when you apply promo code
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About this product:
- Integrates built-in 3W magnetic Apple Watch adapter with dual USB ports
- Features 20W USB-C PD3.0 port and 18W USB-A port for fast charging
- Supports multiple protocols including PD QC 3.0/4+ PPS and FCP
- Compatible with Apple Watch Series 10 through SE Ultra and iPhone models
- UL FCC certified with 7-layer safety design against over-voltage and short-circuit
Top Comments
Community Reviews
This 3 in 1 charger is a compact, low cost way to power an iPhone, Apple Watch, and another device from one plug. The design gets praise for convenience and solid feel, and the watch pad can be used flat or angled. The main drawback is charging speed and output, since the watch side is only 3W and the overall 20W limit feels light for heavier devices. Fit in wall outlets or power strips may also be awkward, making it a practical budget pick rather than a fast one.
Common Questions (5)
No. The charger is only 20W, so it is better suited to light charging and not enough to charge much or to comfortably charge a MacBook Pro while also powering the watch.
It is generally seen as a decent value if you want the convenience of a no-cable watch charger. The build feels solid for the price, and one buyer said it has been okay so far after several months.
No. The Apple Watch charging portion is only 3W, so it is not really fast charging and can feel noticeably slower than 5W watch chargers.
It can work, but reliability is inconsistent. One user returned it because it did not charge the watch during a couple of uses, while another found the same charger solid for the price.
It may block adjacent outlets depending on where it is plugged in. The plug layout can cover the neighboring socket, and in a power strip the watch may need to be mounted vertically to avoid sliding.
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watches usually can be placed at a slanted angle since the magnet part holds the watch onto the charger somewhat. Or it can be placed flat, like in this case.. So what's your problem with it?
i can easily explain. take a look at the picture of that lovely watch sitting happily on that charger, like an omelet getting fried in a pan. so if you plugged that plug into the bottom plug of a wall socket you cant put anything in the plug above it. If you put it in the top socket, i bet something wont fit in the plug below it, therefore you'd either get 1 plugin in that wall socket or have to mount the charger vertically like everyone that has a power strip does.
And, it really looks like if you put that plug into a power strip, that watch would slide down the charger.
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