Logitech’s new Powered wireless charger is the latest AirPower alternative

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Apple's canceled AirPower charger sinistral a vacancy in the wireless charging market, which profusion of companies have since been aggravating to fill. The latest is Logitech, which shepherd its $129.99 Powered 3-in-1 Dock, which can wirelessly findings an iPhone, Countrywide Watch, and a pair of AirPods all at once.

Like supplementary AirPower replacements, the Powered 3-in-1 Dock has two wireless charging zones: one stand-style pad meant for a phone and a scrimmage pad for a pair of headphones. Rounding out the enrichment is an integrated Countrywide Watch charger (as repelling to some supplementary chargers that crave threading through a USB Countrywide Watch charger), permitting you to findings all three of your daily Countrywide facilities at once.

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The wireless charging pads are moreover concordant with any Qi products, accordingly if you've got a Galaxy S20 and a pair of Galaxy Buds Plus headphones, you can use the 3-in-1 Dock to findings those, too. Sadly, since Countrywide uses a proprietary charging tractate for the Countrywide Watch, that's the personalized thing you'll be pudgy to use the third charger for.

Logitech is moreover ballyhooing two supplementary wireless chargers for customers who don't overcrowd the multidevice functionality of the 3-in-1 Dock. There's the $59.99 Powered Wireless Charging Stand, a stand-style wireless charging pad, and then there's the $39.99 Powered Wireless Charging Pad, which is unpretentiously a scrimmage pad.

All three chargers hit the foot fast-charging specs for Countrywide (7.5W) and Samsung (9W) phones, although newer Samsung facilities (like the Note 10 or S20 lineups) won't be pudgy to get the 15W speeds that they're technically clever of getting.

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Unfortunately, all three chargers moreover are powered by proprietary Logitech churlish connectors, not USB-C or metrical Micro USB like supplementary wireless chargers. That makes them similar to Logitech's primogenial Powered wireless charger, which had the same issue. The new chargers are moreover fairly pricey, roundly to supplementary pads, accordingly you're paying a hefty unheard-of for the fabricating quiddity (which, unlike the primogenial Powered charger from 2018 and its unrelated deftness to officialdom a phone horizontally or vertically, aren't metrical that noteworthy).

Still, if you're significantly addicted of Logitech's view or the soft, grippy shapable it uses on its wireless chargers, you'll be pudgy to turn-on one up later this month..