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RSS FeedsReview: Belkin`s Boost Up Wireless Charging Dock for iPhone and Apple Watch is Convenient but Expensive
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18 january 2019 00:06:24

 
Review: Belkin`s Boost Up Wireless Charging Dock for iPhone and Apple Watch is Convenient but Expensive
(MacRumors iPhone)
 


Belkin is known for a range of accessories for the iPhone, and when Apple introduced support for Qi-based wireless chargers, Belkin was quick to come out with a range of options. The Boost Up Wireless Charging Dock, which debuted in September, is the newest and most versatile offering, combining a Qi wireless charger with an Apple Watch charging puck and an extra USB-A port. Design wise, the Boost Up Wireless Charging Dock has an upright Qi wireless charger similar in design to Belkin`s other Boost Up charging options, with a round charging surface that houses the wireless charging coil. The iPhone is designed to sit upright against the back of the charger, with the base serving as a stand. Belkin has slightly angled the base, which makes it easier to see the iPhone`s display while positioned on the dock. The base is covered in a grippy material that prevents the iPhone from shifting or moving while it charges. You can`t put your iPhone on the dock horizontally because of the Apple Watch charger, so it`s limited to vertical charging. The Apple Watch charges on the dock in landscape orientation so it works with Nightstand mode as a clock replacement. I read some reviews that suggested the Belkin charger was not compatible with the iPhone XS Max in certain cases that make the iPhone a bit taller, but I didn`t have that experience. Both my iPhone X and my iPhone XS Max charged without issue in Apple cases, and Belkin says that it supports cases up to 3mm thick. The base of the dock measures in at 7.4 inches wide, 4.1 inches long, and 4.8 inches tall, so it does take up a decent amount of space on a desk. Since it`s combining two charging options, though, it could be a space saver depending on what charging device you currently use. There`s an LED at the side of the dock, which does glow noticeably in a dark room, but it`s not so bright that it`s distracting or keeps me from sleeping at night. I d ...


 
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