The Best Wireless Chargers in Australia

Your bedside table has three cables on it: one for the phone, one for the watch, one for the earbuds. One of them is always on the floor behind the bed. Most people shopping for the best wireless charger in Australia want fewer cables and a phone that’s actually full in the morning. For most iPhone owners the answer is the Belkin BoostCharge Pro 3-in-1 Travel Pad. It charges your phone, Apple Watch and AirPods at once, it folds up for travel, and nearly a hundred owners have scored it highly. If you only need to charge a phone and earbuds, the Belkin 2-in-1 is the cheapest pick here and does the job.

The short answer

The best wireless chargers in Australia

• Best overall: Belkin BoostCharge Pro 3-in-1 Travel Pad
• Best value: Belkin BoostCharge Pro 2-in-1 (WIZ021AUWH)
• Best single MagSafe charger: Apple MagSafe Charger 1 m (MGD74AM/A)
• Best 3-in-1 stand: Journey 3-in-1 Wireless Charging Stand
• Best for a far-off power point: Apple MagSafe Charger (MX6Y3AM/A)
• Best wireless car charger: Cygnett MagHold Vent Charger
• Best compact 2-in-1 for a desk: UGREEN UNO 2-in-1 Qi2
• Best if you already own a watch charger: Mophie Snap+ 3-in-1 Stand

Product		Price
	Belkin BoostCharge Pro Travel 3-in-1 Magnetic 15W Wireless Charging Pad with Qi2	from $137.22 at Amazon · 2 shops	$137.22 at Amazon
	Belkin BoostCharge Pro Qi2 2-in1 Magnetic Wireless Charging Pad (WIZ021AUWH)	from $49.00 at Amazon · 2 shops	$49.00 at Amazon
	Apple Magsafe Charger (1.0M) 2025 (MGD74AM/A)	from $68.00 at Amazon · 3 shops	$68.00 at Amazon
	Journey MagSafe Compatible 3-in-1 Wireless Charging Stand Bundle	from $149.95 at JB Hi-Fi	$149.95 at JB Hi-Fi
	Apple Magsafe Charger (MX6Y3AM/A)	from $74.00 at The Good Guys	$74.00 at The Good Guys
	Cygnett MagHold Magnetic Vent Car Wireless Charger	from $99.95 at JB Hi-Fi	$99.95 at JB Hi-Fi
	UGREEN UNO 2-in-1 Qi2 15W Wireless Charger (90069375)	from $89.00 at The Good Guys	$89.00 at The Good Guys
	Mophie Snap+ 3-in-1 wireless charging stand w/ BYO watch 3in1 (11901282337)	from $179.00 at The Good Guys	$179.00 at The Good Guys

1. Best overall: Belkin BoostCharge Pro 3-in-1 Travel Pad

If you own an iPhone, an Apple Watch and AirPods, you’re managing three chargers whether you like it or not. The Belkin 3-in-1 Travel Pad turns that into one. Put the phone on the magnetic pad, the watch on the puck and the AirPods on the base, and all three charge overnight.

The phone side runs on Qi2 at up to 15W. Belkin says that’s up to twice as fast as older wireless charging, and that claim has an asterisk next to it on the listing, so read it as a best case. Day to day, what you’ll notice is the magnets. The phone snaps into the right spot every time, so you don’t wake up to a phone that sat a centimetre off the coil all night.

The travel part is real, too. It folds into a flat pad that goes in a suitcase, and it comes with five plug tips for overseas power points. One charger for three devices in a hotel room means a lot less to pack.

The score counts for a lot here. JB Hi-Fi owners give it 4.73 out of 5 from 92 reviews, the most reviews behind any pick in this guide. The catch is the price. Also check the watch list: Belkin names Series 7 to 9 and the Ultra models for fast charging, so if you have a different model, make sure it’s covered before you buy.

Our verdict: If you’ve got the full set of iPhone, Apple Watch and AirPods, this is the one to buy.

2. Best value: Belkin BoostCharge Pro 2-in-1 (WIZ021AUWH)

Plenty of people don’t wear a smartwatch and just want the phone and earbuds charged by morning. Paying for a 3-in-1 doesn’t make sense for them. The Belkin 2-in-1 is the cheapest pick in this guide, and it gets the basics right.

The phone gets the same 15W Qi2 magnetic charging as our top pick, and Belkin says it works with the case on. The AirPods go on a second 5W pad beside it. Belkin also includes a 30W power supply and cable in the box, which not every charger here does. That’s something to check before you compare prices.

There’s also a spare port. A 5W USB-C port on the side lets you plug in an Apple Watch charger, so it can charge three devices, but the watch needs its own cable plugged in.

JB Hi-Fi owners rate it 4.64 out of 5 from 88 reviews. That’s nearly as much support as the top pick for a fraction of the price. What you give up is a proper watch puck and the overseas plug tips.

Our verdict: The value buy. If you don’t need a built-in watch puck, this does most of what the top pick does for much less money.

3. Best single MagSafe charger: Apple MagSafe Charger 1 m (MGD74AM/A)

Sometimes you don’t want a pad on the bench at all. You want a puck on a cable that grabs the back of your phone and gets it charging fast. That’s the Apple MagSafe Charger.

Apple says it charges at up to 25W, and that an iPhone 16 Pro can reach about 50 per cent in around half an hour. Both figures need a 30W adapter, though, and Apple doesn’t include one. Without the right brick you won’t get that speed, so add the adapter to the price if you don’t already own one. It’s also a one-device charger, so the AirPods wait their turn.

Owners at The Good Guys give it 4.8 out of 5 from 17 reviews. That’s a good score from a modest number of people. Amazon Australia, JB Hi-Fi and The Good Guys all stock it, so buy it wherever suits you.

Our verdict: Buy it if speed for one iPhone matters more than charging everything at once. Skip it if you’d also need to buy the adapter and wanted a tidy all-in-one.

4. Best 3-in-1 stand: Journey 3-in-1 Wireless Charging Stand

A flat pad is fine on a bedside table. On a desk, a stand holds the phone upright so you can see notifications while it charges. The Journey 3-in-1 stand does that, and it charges three devices.

There’s a fair amount behind it: 71 JB Hi-Fi owners give it 4.18 out of 5. That’s the lowest score in this guide, but it’s still comfortably positive, and it comes from far more people than most of the picks below it. JB Hi-Fi is the only retailer we check that stocks it.

The listing is thin on detail. JB Hi-Fi doesn’t give a charging speed, so you’re buying it on the score and the stand design rather than any speed claim.

Our verdict: A decent pick if you want a 3-in-1 that stands upright on a desk. If it’s going by the bed or in a suitcase, the Belkin travel pad is the better buy.

5. Best for a far-off power point: Apple MagSafe Charger (MX6Y3AM/A)

Rental bedrooms are known for putting the only power point on the wrong side of the room. A 1-metre cable doesn’t help much there. The Good Guys lists this Apple MagSafe Charger as the 2-metre version, and that extra length is the main reason to buy it.

There’s a catch. The Good Guys lists it at up to 15W, compared with the 25W Apple quotes for the 1-metre model above, and it costs a little more. Owners give it a perfect 5 out of 5, but only five people have scored it. That’s a good sign, not proof.

Our verdict: Buy it only if the cable length solves a real problem in your room. If the power point is close, the 1-metre model is faster and cheaper.

6. Best wireless car charger: Cygnett MagHold Vent Charger

Using your phone for maps on a long drive drains the battery, and a cable dangling across the dash is a pain to plug in at every set of lights. The Cygnett MagHold mounts on an air vent, holds the phone with magnets and charges it while you drive.

The listing gives few details beyond that, so check the fit with your car’s vents and the charging speed with the retailer before you buy. JB Hi-Fi is the only retailer we check that has it in stock.

It’s the only car charger in this guide, so there’s nothing here to compare it with. Owners rate it 4.2 out of 5, but only five of them, so treat that score with caution.

Our verdict: If your phone does the navigating, this is the one to get for the car. Make sure it fits your vents before you buy.

7. Best compact 2-in-1 for a desk: UGREEN UNO 2-in-1 Qi2

The UGREEN UNO 2-in-1 is for anyone who wants a small, tidy charger on the desk for a phone and earbuds. The main pad charges a Qi2 iPhone magnetically at up to 15W, and a second wireless device charges alongside it.

It’s a sensible charger with very little behind it so far: two owners at The Good Guys, both giving it five stars. The bigger problem is the Belkin 2-in-1 above. It does the same job, includes its power supply, has dozens more reviews and costs less.

Our verdict: Fine if The Good Guys is your shop or the Belkin is sold out. Otherwise, the Belkin 2-in-1 is the better buy.

8. Best if you already own a watch charger: Mophie Snap+ 3-in-1 Stand

Most people with an Apple Watch already have the charger that came in the box, sitting in a drawer. The Mophie Snap+ puts it to use. The stand has a spot for your own watch charger, plus magnetic charging for the phone and a place for AirPods.

That’s also the catch. If you haven’t got a spare watch charger, you’ll need to buy one. For similar money, the Belkin 3-in-1 includes a watch puck and has 92 reviews behind it. The Mophie has two, averaging 4.5.

Our verdict: Worth a look if you want an upright 3-in-1 and have a spare watch charger. Most people are better off with the Belkin 3-in-1.

How we chose

The picks are based on owner ratings published by Australian retailers, weighted by how many people left them, along with maker specifications and price and stock checks at Amazon Australia, JB Hi-Fi and The Good Guys. Each product box shows the latest price and when it was checked.

Wireless charger buying guide

Most people buy a wireless charger with more ports and pads than they’ll use. Count the devices you actually charge every night and start from there.

If your phone never seems to charge properly on a pad, buy a magnetic charger. Qi2 and MagSafe chargers use magnets to pull the phone into the right spot, so it charges every time. On an older flat Qi pad, a phone that’s slightly off centre can charge slowly or not at all.

If you own a phone, a watch and earbuds, a 3-in-1 replaces three cables. Check that the watch charger is built in. Some stands, like the Mophie, expect you to supply your own.

If you only charge a phone and earbuds, a 2-in-1 costs much less. The Belkin 2-in-1 is the value pick here.

If you want the fastest top-up for one phone, a single MagSafe puck is the simplest choice. Check which power adapter it needs, because the maximum speed often depends on a brick that’s sold separately.

If you travel a lot, look for a charger that folds flat and comes with its own plug. The Belkin 3-in-1 Travel Pad comes with five international tips.

If your phone does the navigating in the car, a magnetic vent mount with charging keeps the phone in view and the battery topped up.

Check what’s in the box. Some chargers include a power supply and cable, and some don’t. The cheaper price can end up dearer once you add the adapter.

Check the warranty. Where the listings give one, warranties on the picks in this guide run from one to two years.

Frequently asked questions

Does wireless charging work through a phone case? Usually, with a thin case. A thick case or a metal plate on the back can stop it working. Belkin says its 2-in-1 charges through a case. For magnetic chargers, a MagSafe-compatible case keeps the magnets holding firmly.

Will these chargers work with an Android phone? The magnetic Qi2 chargers here work with Qi2 phones, and Apple’s MagSafe charger also handles standard Qi charging. Without Qi2 built in, an Android phone won’t get the magnetic hold, so check your phone’s specifications first.

Do I need a special power adapter? Sometimes. Apple’s 1-metre MagSafe charger needs a 30W adapter, sold separately, to reach its quoted top speed. The Belkin 2-in-1 includes a 30W power supply in the box.