UGREEN's 25W Qi2 3-in-1 charging station drops to $79.99 on Amazon

UGREEN is selling its newer 3-in-1 Qi2 25W charging station for $79.99 with shipping included, through its official Amazon storefront, according to 9to5Toys. The regular price is $120, so the cut is 33 percent. The same station briefly fell to $80 during the fall Prime Day sale last month. The outlet says this is the lowest price it has tracked for the model.

The charger is built for people who carry an iPhone, an Apple Watch and AirPods. Its main pad uses the Qi2.2 standard and can deliver up to 25W to compatible iPhones. The iPhone pad folds out into a stand, so the screen can stay upright while the phone charges. A separate spot handles the Apple Watch, and another area holds earbuds. When everything is folded, the unit becomes a compact, puck-shaped object that fits easily in a bag.

The box includes a 45W USB-C adapter and a USB-C cable. 9to5Toys describes this as a useful extra, since some other MagFlow models ask buyers to supply their own adapter. The outlet also says this version has a better design than the cheaper MagFlow model, mainly because of the stand. The model itself went on sale a couple of months before the current discount.

The product listing makes performance claims that the sources do not test independently. According to the listing, an iPhone 17 Pro Max reaches 50 percent in about 30 minutes with 25W wireless charging. The same phone would take about 130 minutes on a 5W wireless charger. The listing also says compatible iPhone 18, 17 and 16 models running iOS 26 or later support up to 25W. The fast-charging module for the Apple Watch works only with compatible watch models, and the listing does not name them.

The outlet also points to Anker's new 25W MagGo 2 Pro charging station as an alternative. It says that device has a smart display, device recognition, an AI pet and a few other extras. The sources do not compare the two products on price or charging speed.

A second report, from TechBargains, covers a different product. It is a two-pack of wired 25W USB-C power adapters listed at $6.99. The listing says the adapter can charge a phone from 20 to 50 percent in half an hour, and it caps the current at 3A. It is not a wireless charger and it is not the UGREEN station. The listing also warns against using it with laptops or other devices that need more than 3A. It notes that the adapter may need a converter outside the United States.

Several details are still unknown. Neither source says when the UGREEN price will end, or how many units are in stock. The sources do not report how long the Apple Watch charging module takes to charge a watch. The speed figures come from the seller and the manufacturer, not from an independent test. Readers who want to confirm compatibility should check the iPhone model and the iOS version in their own settings before buying.