AulumuMagSafe-Compatible M01 4-in-1 Wireless Charging Station | Qi2 Certified 15W Collapsible Magnetic Wireless Charger for iPhone 16 &Apple Watch/AirPods

Very nice charger. Multiple lights appear when charging, and you can customize or turn off the main "night light" behavior if you want. (Despite what another review said.) One appealing feature is a 10W out USB-C port which you can use for a fourth device. Per the specs, the M01 will provide 15W of iPhone charging, 5W of Airpod charging, and 2.5W of Apple Watch charging. I believe the Apple Watch charge pad is delivering Fast Charging, but haven't been able to test. Optimized charging of the Watch (only charges to 80% then halts) works on this charging pad.The box includes a braided USB-C cable, a nice cloth bag for travel, and a detailed instruction book (which some reviewers apparently didn't read). Per the instruction booklet, you need to provide a 35W or better charger to power this -- I suspect some of the disappointed reviewers were overlooking this requirement. The booklet also contains a half page of troubleshooting tips and ideas if the charger isn't working as expected.Now the bad: the tilt up arm for the phone charging pad must be all the way up, and tilted acutely to support the weight of an iPhone 14 Plus (243 grams; 214 grams without the Apple Leather Case). If lowered a little bit, it will sag down to the surface under that much weight. It's a bit better with an iPhone 13 Mini (roughly 141 grams), but will not support it at a 45° angle. This doesn't disqualify the stand from use, but I must lay it flat instead of half-lowered. When the M01 is folded flat, a 14 Plus (with Apple Leather case), 41mm Apple Watch (with protective bumper), and AirPod Pro charging case (with Elago protective cover) all fit on their respective pads comfortably. That was a nice surprise, indicating good design.I've also found that it will flicker ("Device form change alert") and reset when an Anker 525 power station is checking voltage, even if the station is providing 47W or 65W. I'm not sure why, but I think the Aulumu wants to have uninterrupted, static voltage coming in. Another "not a dealbreaker," but annoying.The design is well done, a little Blade Runner-esque. The night light can be turned off if you don't want the pulsed glow. The packaging is very nice, mostly recyclable. In all, I think this is an above average multi-charger, easy to take traveling, and capable of keeping all your devices topped off from a single charging adapter (perhaps one you carry for your laptop or tablet as well).

The media could not be loaded. What a complete power house of a mobile charging station. For those that are deeply into the Apple ecosystem with an Apple phone, Watch, AirPods and even a tablet of some sort, you are covered with being able to charge 4 devices at one time.You have a wireless pod for phone, AirPods and watch and an additional 10W output USB C port to be used to charge a tablet. Highly mobile with a Velcro closure case with loop handle. Comes with high end USB C to USB C cable that will easily fit into travel bag as well.Quick to fold up and sturdy when unfolded to use as a stand as well as complete power stations for all your devices. Rubber feet with air vents to keep cool. High tech LED lights to make this seem like some sort of space gadget. Power LED and charging barrel LED that changes to yellow once active charging is engaged.There are allot of perks which come in a convenient small travel bundle making this perfect to take with you on vacations or daily to the office and home. Never be short on power again with this complete overall power station. Well done on the design and final outcome of this.

I love this thing, now when I’m traveling I just take this instead of a bunch of cords and blocks.

I wanted this charger for a while before I bought it because I saw it featured in a YouTube video, and I didn't immediately pull the trigger because of the price. Over $100 for a charger is a lot, but this feels incredibly premium, I'd call it the Rolls Royce of phone stands/chargers. The unboxing experience felt like I just received a whole new phone or something, it comes with a neat little bag for the charger itself when you want to travel, and the cable is very high quality, medium length and braided. I take this charger with me when I travel, because it's less cables and things to worry about since it combines a phone charger, apple watch charger, and airpod charger. If you're considering buying this, you seriously won't regret it.

The media could not be loaded. As you can see I own just about everything Aulumu makes. Wallet, cases in all colors, kickstand (also in both colors), AirPods case, you name it I’ve bought it from them - for two phone models now. Love their design aesthetic, quality, and service - the only time I ever reached out for service for my wallet they were excellent and took good care of me. So I’ve purchased everything they make (besides that little power pack that ludicrously doesn’t give you two-way USB-C).So I was REALLY looking forward to this. But it plain and simple doesn’t work. It charges fine, though requires a separate 35w+ block which at $110 should be included, but that’s not the issue.The issue is it literally cannot be used as a stand. Lay it flat, it’s fine. But try to stand it up in any but the absolute most upright position and the arm sags and immediately collapses. Sticking the base to the table obviously will keep the base firm but nonetheless this device is unable to support a phone upright at all (regular iPhone 16 pro). See video.Note - it was nominally better in portrait but not by much. And nobody uses portrait orientation when charging their phone on the nightstand anyway.Sadly, I didn’t bother fidgeting with this one. There was no way to tighten the arm, which would solve the issue - though again, at $110 you shouldn’t have to.That all said - I did email them on the off chance there’s some solution. But I don’t see how there could be. However they’ve been EXCELLENT in the past, sending me replacement parts for my wallet without hassle or charge, so I wanted to give them an opportunity to address it. But I don’t see what they could do. The return is started - if anything happens to change that I’ll update.As of now this is a fail. One I’m genuinely bummed about.