MagSafe & Qi2

A £9 MagSafe charger that is light and wobbly but insane value if stuck down.

A well-made MagSafe phone controller with great triggers and joysticks, though Tommy didn't want it.

A portable 3-in-1 charger that cools the phone while charging, which Arun uses every day.

A Qi 2.2 three-in-one charger under a third of the volume of older ones, and bulkier Anker and Belkin options give no extra benefit.

Fast, foldable 25W wireless chargers that work with magnetic and non-magnetic phones.

Nicely made, but buying it for the Air is a contradiction and makes the phone thicker than a 17 Pro Max.

An elegant charger that keeps his phone out of reach and doubles as a good-looking gym clock.

Charges at up to 25W with the 30W brick, but the almost $100 combo is pricey and Apple's wired charging is slow.

Pricey and not truly wireless, but he accepted it for the cleaner desk, earphone charging and StandBy mode.

Mentioned as a fancy charging stand for StandBy mode, though he is glad it isn't required.

The built-in tracker works as advertised, but it is slightly alarming that a wallet can slip off at all.

He struggles to see the benefit of MagSafe, calling it slow, hot and no more convenient than a cable.

Apple's cancelled multi-device wireless charging mat, a fail due to heat and interference problems.

A nice two-device wireless charger with extra USB-A and USB-C ports, good for overnight charging.

One of his favourites: a strongly magnetic wall-mounted charging bar, though not cheap.

The wireless charger he would pick if he used one, with USB-C input, a second USB port and fabric finish, but not cheap.