4-in-1 Wireless Charger with Night Light for Qi-Compatible Devices
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This 4-in-1 wireless charging station combines a Qi-compliant phone position, Apple Watch charging, earphone charging and a night light. The phone position supports up to 15W, while the 68 x 68 x 66.8mm ABS-and-acrylic body is available for private-mold OEM/ODM projects.
Charging Specifications
| Parameter | Product detail |
|---|---|
| Mobile-Phone Output | 15W, 10W, 7.5W or 5W |
| Apple Watch Output | up to 3W |
| Earphone Output | up to 2W |
| Charging Interface and Port | USB-C |
| Included Cable | USB-C, 2A, 1m |
| Device Types | Qi-compliant mobile phone, headset and Apple Watch |
Four-in-One Night-Light Configuration
The four functions are phone charging, Apple Watch charging, earphone charging and the night light. This makes the unit a 4-in-1 wireless charger rather than a four-device charging station.
Buyers evaluating a wireless charger for phone and watch use should provide the exact phone, watch, earphone and case list for sample testing.
Product Details
| Parameter | Product detail |
|---|---|
| Product Size | 68 x 68 x 66.8mm |
| Product Weight | 218g |
| Material | ABS + acrylic |
| Color Options | Black or white |
| Warranty | 1 year |
Protection and Compliance
Protections include short-circuit, over-charging, overcurrent and overvoltage safeguards. Certifications are CE, FCC, ROHS and QI. Confirm that the final production unit, destination-market scope and supporting documents match the purchase order.
OEM/ODM and Application Fit
The product data identifies home, office and commercial use. Qualified multi-device wireless charging station projects can discuss private-mold supply, color selection and branding. Share the target quantity, destination market, complete device list, branding files, packaging requirements and compliance documents so ChargeKeku can provide the sample and production configuration.
4-in-1 Wireless Charger with Night Light for Qi-Compatible Devices: configuration and buying criteria
The 4-in-1 Wireless Charger with Night Light for Qi-Compatible Devices configuration gives buyers evaluating 4-in-1 wireless charging station a clear specification built around mobile-phone output: 15W, 10W, 7.5W or 5W; apple watch output: up to 3W; earphone output: up to 2W. Compare these details with the target devices, operating scenario and final order specification.
Buyer decision points
- Mobile-Phone Output: 15W, 10W, 7.5W or 5W
- Apple Watch Output: up to 3W
- Earphone Output: up to 2W
- Charging Interface and Port: USB-C
- RFQ scope: Include target phone, watch or earbud models, cases, input adapter, simultaneous charging layout, quantity, destination market, branding and packaging.
Buyer FAQs for this configuration
Are all charging positions on 4-in-1 Wireless Charger with Night Light for Qi-Compatible Devices rated at the same output?
No. Phone position: 15W, 10W, 7.5W or 5W. Watch position: up to 3W. Earbud or headphone position: up to 2W. Do not apply the phone rating to the watch or earbud position. Confirm the shared-load result with the intended power input.
For model selection, which input setup should be paired with the 4-in-1 with Night Light for Qi-Compatible Devices configuration?
The specified adapter or cable detail is USB-C, 2A, 1m. State the adapter, plug and cable in the RFQ because the charging positions depend on the available input power.
How should phone-case fit be tested with the 4-in-1 with Night Light for Qi-Compatible Devices configuration?
Sample testing should cover the actual case thickness, camera bump, coil alignment and magnetic hold; a stated distance is not universal compatibility.
In a sample review, which device set should be included in a sample check for the 4-in-1 with Night Light for Qi-Compatible Devices configuration?
This configuration specifies apple watch output: up to 3W. Test the quoted charger with the intended devices, cases and input supply. Family-level compatibility language should not replace an exact device matrix.
