iphone charger base

Wattage depends on the type: wired USB‑C PD chargers commonly list up to 30W; many wall charger combos and some accessories list around 20W; standard wireless pads and single magnetic chargers commonly provide 5–15W, while some magnetic bases can support higher wireless power (up to ~25W) when paired with a suitable power adapter.

Typical connection options include USB‑C ports on many modern chargers, combos that include both USB‑A and USB‑C ports, and cables supplied with the charger (USB‑C-to‑Lightning or USB‑C-to‑USB‑C). Some wireless bases have no external data ports because they charge via an integrated cable or only wirelessly.

Listings typically reference the Qi and Qi2 wireless standards. Wireless pads commonly offer automatic power modes from about 5W up to 15W; magnetic wireless bases may support higher wireless power (up to ~25W) when used with a compatible, higher‑wattage adapter.

Travel‑focused features include compact, lightweight housings; foldable outlet prongs; integrated or short cables for portability; and foldable designs that pack flat to save space in luggage.

Included items vary by product: some packages include the charger and a user manual or an integrated USB‑C cable; combo offers often include a wall adapter plus a cable. Many wireless chargers note the power adapter is sold separately, so check the product listing for exactly what’s included.