HATALKIN Wireless Charger for Pixel Watch 1 Only,3 in 1 Wireless Charging Stand Station with Adapter for Pixel 9 Pro XL/9 Pro/9/8/7/6 (pro)/7a/5/4,Pixel Buds Pro(Not for Pixel Watch 3/2)

It works flawlessly for my Pixel 7a with a Ringke case (Somewhat thick ~= 3.5mm) and Pixel Buds Pro

I like that it can charge both items at the same time. It could be a faster charger but since I use it for night charging purposes it does function properly. It is a little uncomfortable to remove from the charge the cellphone as you have to grab the base and it does not have much space. Otherwise, it does what it is intended for.

I love your product! Works fine!!!

I love this charger. I always had a charger for my phone on my nightstand and would have my watch on its charger in the living room (so I often forgot the watch because I didn't think of it in the morning until I was already gone). Now both are on my nightstand and I no longer forget my watch. It's the little things...

This charger doesn't work properly. It behaves the same way on Google Pixil 6, 7, and 8, as well as iphone 14 and 15. It charges for a second and then stops and continues this process until the battery is completely drained because the screen never shuts off.Fwiw, I am using a 3 amp USB C charger. That same charger will fast charge 3 phones at the same time via USB, so it isnt a problem with a charger not being properly sized.

Wireless charging worked right out of the box, and charged both my google phone and pixel watch quickly! Sleek design and very simple setup and use. Does not fold up for travel, otherwise works great!

The stand works very well and is very nice that it comes with a power brick that exceeds the minimum requirements.Functionally it works but a few things keep it at a 4 star rather than 5. One LED in the front is always on. A second comes on when something is charging. It's a pro that it's very quiet. I'm sensitive to some that produces a clicking sound which this doesn't have. The pro for being quiet is offset with a con that there's no fan. The stand was warm to the touch in the morning.The power brick is good and included cable is long enough for most tables nearby. When nothing is plugged into it, it draws no power. The stand, however, is a different story. Without anything on the stand, it consistently draws an average of 10W. With only the Pixel on the stand charging at a max of 15W, it was drawing 50W. The back earbuds charging pad charges at a max of 5W but draws 34W. With a phone and earbuds charging at a max of 20W, it was drawing 82W. I'm not sure if all wireless chargers over draw as much to generate the field but it seems a lot.Instead of using the provided power adapter, I used the USB-A I had built into my outlet supporting the minimum 5V2A requirement. My Pixel phone charged without any issues overnight and the back pad also charged an set of wireless earbuds.

I don't know why, but if my watch or phone is close to full charge, the phone will not charge quickly. Similarly, if the phone is at full charge, the watch will not charge at all. However, if I put either device on alone, the device charges quickly and efficiently. Weird, and disappointing.