Three devices.
One plug.
The phone holds magnetically at reading angle. The watch sits on its own puck at the side. The earbuds case drops onto the pad at the base. One cable to the wall instead of three.
What changes
Three cables to oneOne lead to the wall
A phone charger, a watch cable and an earbuds lead become a single USB-C run. Three plugs come off the extension.
The screen stays readable
The phone holds at an angle you can read from, so charging it does not mean putting it face down for the evening.
Everything has a place
Watch, phone and earbuds each sit on a fixed point. Nothing gets left on the arm of a chair overnight.
Specification
DWG. 005- There is no plug in the box. You need a USB-C PD 3.0 adapter rated 9V/2A or better. Most recent phone chargers will do it; an old 5V brick will not.
- The watch puck is Apple-only. It will not charge a Samsung, a Garmin, or a non-genuine Apple Watch.
- The base pad only works if your earbuds case charges wirelessly. A wired-only case will sit there doing nothing.
- The indicator reads red on standby and stays red while the phone and the watch charge. It turns green when the base pad is working. That is normal — it is not a fault.
Questions
Answered plainlyWhat do I need to power it?
A USB-C PD 3.0 adapter rated 9V/2A or better. One is not supplied. Most phone chargers bought in the last few years are rated for it; an older 5V brick is not.
Will it charge a Samsung or Garmin watch?
No. The watch puck is Apple-only and fits Apple Watch Series 4 through 10. A non-genuine Apple Watch will not charge on it either.
Will my earbuds charge on the base pad?
Only if the case itself supports Qi wireless charging. A wired-only case will sit on the pad without charging.
Why does the indicator stay red?
Red is standby, and it stays red while the phone and the watch are charging. It turns green when the base pad is working. That is the normal behaviour, not a fault.
How long does delivery take?
6–12 working days. The full terms are on the shipping policy page.
What if it is not right?
The returns terms are set out in full on the returns policy page.