Anker’s foldable MagGo Wireless Charging Station, supporting Qi2 and designed for portability, is now available at a discounted price of ¥10,490 on Amazon until 24 September. The versatile dock charges iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods simultaneously, making it a practical travel companion for Apple device users.
Anker’s MagGo Wireless Charging Station (Foldable 3-in-1) is on sale on Amazon in black and white, with AppBank saying the price has been cut from ¥14,990 to ¥10,490 until 24 September at 23:59. The discount brings the foldable charger into a more competitive bracket for users who want a single dock for an iPhone, Apple Watch and wireless earbuds.
The official Anker product page says the station supports Qi2 charging at up to 15W for compatible iPhones, including the iPhone 17 through iPhone 13 series, and works with Apple Watch Ultra 2, Ultra, Series 9 to Series 1, SE and AirPods models that use a wireless charging case. Anker also lists the folded size at 3.50 x 2.36 x 0.98 inches, underlining the product’s travel-focused design.
Reviewers have generally treated the device as a practical, well-made accessory rather than a novelty. Macworld described the charger as capable of powering an iPhone, Apple Watch and AirPods at the same time, while also praising the fast Apple Watch charging and the 15W Qi2 performance for iPhone users. TechRadar similarly characterised it as a compact, travel-friendly charger with good charging speeds and the added benefit of working as a landscape stand.
That usefulness comes with a few conditions. According to Anker, the station needs a 30W or higher USB charger and does not include power-bank functionality. The company also says thicker cases, metal accessories and cards should be removed before charging. In practice, the device is aimed at people who want a neat bedside or desk charger that can also be packed away for trips, rather than a battery solution for charging on the move.
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