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Charging pads and stands use two main kinds of lighting: functional indicator LEDs (simple charge/status lights) and decorative/locating LEDs (soft white or RGB accents). Indicator LEDs show charging states (e.g., charging, charged, error), while decorative or locating LEDs add ambient styling and make the pad easier to find in low light.

Wattage varies by model; common outputs include 2.5 W, 5 W, 7.5 W, 10 W, 15 W, and in some designs up to 25 W. Check the product listing for the exact output supported by a specific charger.

Most wireless chargers support charging 1 to 3 devices simultaneously (common for multi‑device stands). Certain controller charging docks are built to charge multiple controllers at once — in some cases up to four — depending on the product.

Common inclusions are a USB cable (often USB‑C). Some models also include a power adapter; others require you to supply your own. A few chargers have built‑in cables. Check the product details to see whether a wall adapter is included.

Features that improve placement and through‑case charging include multi‑coil layouts (wider charging coverage), convertible pad/stand designs for different phone positions, and explicit product claims that a charger works through most cases. Check product descriptions for 'multi‑coil' or 'works through cases' to confirm.

Many wireless chargers are Qi certified. Common safety features mentioned in product listings include device detection and protections against overheating or improper placement; sanitizing units may add automatic UV shutoff when opened. Always check the product specifications for exact certifications and safety features.