"Belkin has announced new charging accessories at the IFA tech show in Berlin, Germany, including a wireless charging puck that doubles as a kickstand for your devices. The UltraCharge Magnetic Charger features a collapsible ring-shaped stand on the back that can either be used to prop up your phone, allowing you to stream hands-free content while it's charging, or utilized like a magnetic phone grip that makes the device easier to hold."
"The UltraCharge uses the new Qi2.2 wireless standard, delivers up to 25W of power, and was designed with passive cooling technology for "optimal performance and battery protection," according to Belkin's press release. The UltraCharge Magnetic Charger comes in either black or white color options, and includes an integrated 6.6 feet / 2 meter USB-C cable, which might be a little restrictive if you want to use the ring grip to carry your phone around while it's charging."
"That ring grip could still come in handy if you're used to using accessories like PopSockets, though, and it's a neat feature you don't typically find on Google's or Apple's puck chargers. The only thing to consider is price and availability; Belkin says the UltraCharge Magnetic Charger is launching in the US sometime in either November or December, but it's arriving in other regions in October. The US price also isn't set, but will fall between $29.99 and $39.99, according to Belkin."
Belkin introduced the UltraCharge Magnetic Charger, a wireless puck with a collapsible ring-shaped stand that doubles as a kickstand and magnetic grip. UltraCharge supports Qi2.2, delivers up to 25W, and uses passive cooling for performance and battery protection. It ships in black or white and includes a 6.6 ft / 2 m integrated USB-C cable. The cable length may limit use of the ring grip while charging. US launch is planned November–December with price between $29.99 and $39.99; other regions get it in October. Other new products include a $29.99 75W retractable car charger and two GaN dual USB-C chargers (50W $39.99; 67W $49.99).
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