Sanwa Supply unveils a compact, fast wireless charger that powers iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods simultaneously, promising to cut desk clutter with a sleek, versatile stand supporting up to 25W fast charging and ambient lighting.
Sanwa Supply’s new Qi2-certified stand aims to simplify the growing tangle of chargers on desks and bedside tables. The company says its 3-in-1 wireless charger can power an iPhone, Apple Watch and AirPods at the same time from a single mains lead, reducing clutter while keeping all three devices within easy reach.
The key selling point is support for up to 25W wireless output under the latest Qi2 standard. That places it in the same class as recent 3-in-1 chargers from Satechi and Belkin, both of which also target Apple users with simultaneous phone, watch and earbud charging. In practice, that means the stand is pitched not as a basic multi-device pad, but as a faster, more premium option for people who want a single fixed charging point at home or at work.
Sanwa Supply also says the stand is designed with everyday convenience in mind. It supports both portrait and landscape positioning, which makes it suitable for iPhone StandBy use and video viewing, while a touch-controlled lift-style night light adds ambient illumination with three brightness levels. The company says the charging coil shuts down automatically if temperatures rise above 85C, and the magnetic alignment is intended to keep the phone in the correct position during overnight charging.
The hardware itself is compact rather than travel-focused. Sanwa Supply lists dimensions of 205mm by 87mm by 125mm, a weight of about 370g and a maximum power draw of roughly 35W. The package includes a 1m USB-C cable and a Japanese manual, with a six-month warranty. At Y5,980, the charger is priced below many imported Qi2 25W rivals, making it a relatively low-cost way to add fast wireless charging for multiple Apple devices.
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