TL;DR: The Belkin UltraCharge Pro 3-in-1 is the first dock that makes wireless charging feel effortless and worthwhile, with 25W Qi2 speeds on iPhone 17 Pro Max, fast Apple Watch charging, and a sleek, sturdy design.

Wireless charging has always been one of those features that sounded cooler than it felt. I remember when Apple first pushed MagSafe — the dream was simple: just plop your phone down and let the magic happen. But in practice? It was slow, got hot enough to cook a Pop-Tart, and the stands took up as much desk space as a potted plant. It worked, technically, but it never felt like the “future.”

That’s why Belkin’s new UltraCharge Pro 3-in-1 Magnetic Charging Dock caught me off guard. This isn’t just another accessory to clutter your nightstand — it’s the first Qi2-certified 25W multi-device dock that actually delivers on the promise of wireless charging. For the first time, I didn’t feel like I was tolerating wireless charging; I was actually enjoying it.

The Speed That Actually Matters

Here’s the big deal: the Belkin UltraCharge Pro supports Qi2 wireless charging at 25W, the same top-end spec that Apple rolled out with MagSafe last year. Until now, you could only get those speeds on Apple’s own puck, and even then, it was a single-device solution. Belkin just became the first third-party brand to nail the spec in a proper 3-in-1 dock.

I tested it with my iPhone 17 Pro Max on iOS 26, and going from 0% to 50% in about 30–35 minutes was a noticeable jump from the 15W docks I’ve been side-eyeing for years. It wasn’t quite Belkin’s marketing promise of 25 minutes, but let’s be real — that’s lab conditions. In my day-to-day use, it still felt fast enough that I never thought, “ugh, maybe I should plug in a cable.” And that’s a first.

Older iPhones (think 12 through 15) will still top out at 15W here, but if you’re rocking the 17 Pro Max, this dock is built to show you what Qi2 can really do.

Design That Earns Its Spot

Belkin has a habit of making accessories that don’t just work — they look like they belong next to Apple gear. The UltraCharge Pro is no exception.

It’s compact, about 4.6 inches tall, but has enough heft (over a pound) to feel sturdy. The base is wrapped in soft-touch silicone that doesn’t attract fingerprints, while the chrome-finished support bar adds just enough polish to give it a premium edge. The design avoids the “charging tree” look that a lot of 3-in-1s fall into, instead going for a low-profile setup that feels tidy and intentional.

The adjustable iPhone pad is the star here — tilting up to 70 degrees in either portrait or landscape. I used it propped up in landscape to watch late-night YouTube spirals, and it basically doubled as a tiny desk stand. That flexibility makes a big difference in how natural it feels to live with.

It comes in Charcoal and Sand. Charcoal is stealthy elegance. Sand is… well, as good as beige can look, but I’ll admit it grew on me.

Three Devices, No Compromises

A lot of so-called “3-in-1” docks are really one good charging pad plus two afterthoughts. Not here. Belkin clearly designed this thing with balance in mind:

• iPhone: 25W (on iPhone 17 Pro Max with iOS 26), 15W for older models
• Apple Watch: 5W, with fast-charging support across models
• AirPods: 5W, steady and reliable

Everything just snaps into place the way you expect. The magnets are strong enough that I never had to fiddle around to get my iPhone seated properly.

And then there’s ChillBoost, Belkin’s built-in cooling fan. I’ll be honest, I expected it to be annoying — I don’t need my charger sounding like a gaming PC. But it’s whisper-quiet, and it keeps the iPhone running cooler than other docks I’ve used. Belkin says it can drop temps by 7°C, and while I didn’t whip out a thermal gun to confirm, my phone definitely felt less hot to the touch compared to charging on Apple’s puck. That matters for long-term battery health.

Price in Context

Now, about the AED 499 ($129.99) price tag. Normally, this is where accessory reviews break into a rant about how it’s “too expensive for a charger.” But honestly? For what this does — charging three devices at once, at the fastest wireless speeds available right now, with a design that doesn’t look like an eyesore — it feels fair.

You can absolutely find cheaper 3-in-1 docks online. I’ve tried them. They work… until they don’t. Magnets weaken, watch chargers slip, and in one case, I swear my AirPods case got warmer than it should have. Belkin’s build quality, warranty, and track record are what you’re really paying for here.

So no, it’s not a “budget” accessory. But it’s also not overpriced for what it brings to the table. It’s a premium dock with premium execution.

Living With It

After a few weeks of using the UltraCharge Pro, I realized something: I wasn’t just charging my devices more easily — I was actually enjoying the ritual. My iPhone 17 Pro Max, Apple Watch, and AirPods all lined up neatly, charging together, no cables snaking across my nightstand.

Wireless charging has always felt like a compromise. Slower, less reliable, more finicky. This is the first time it didn’t feel like a compromise at all. Just drop, snap, charge, done. That’s how it should have been all along.

Final Verdict

The Belkin UltraCharge Pro 3-in-1 Magnetic Charging Dock is the first accessory I’ve used that made wireless charging feel like it’s finally matured. With 25W Qi2 support on the iPhone 17 Pro Max, fast charging for Apple Watch, and a clean design that fits naturally in your space, it delivers where other docks cut corners.

Belkin has finally built a wireless charger that isn’t just convenient — it’s worth owning. Fast, stylish, and reliable, it makes wireless charging feel less like a gimmick and more like the future.