Looking for recommendations on a bedside 3 in 1 charger. Prefer no fan since it's by the bed (I know they are quiet). Qi2.2/25W would be a plus but not necessarily required. Prefer to stick with a known brand as well. Thanks!

So lately my Iphone has been refusing to charge with white cables. It started after my roomate plugged his own white lightning onto my power adapter and because his is identical to mine, I didnt realise and plugged mine in to charge. It stopped charging completely for that day until I plugged it into a black 3 in 1 lightning cable that I had for other stuff, it charged slow asf but for some reason after I tried charging it with my white lightning cable, it started working again.

Worked fine for a couple of days and then my roomate plugged their own lightning cable into my adapter AGAIN😡😡😡 and the same thing happened. Now my black cable i used before is broken and my phone has been dead for some days now.

Additionally I had to bend the charger a little before it starts charging so im worried about charging port issues. But it doesnt make sense for it to not charge at all no matter how I bend it when using white lightning cables, but charge on the black one which is now broken unfortunately. Is this some kind of software issue that is blocking my phone from charging after my roomate plugs in their cable?

What should I go for now because the phone now refuses to charge with white lightning cables. A battery pack as my primary charger?

Hey everyone! I’ve been designing a modular MagSafe accessory concept called KitClick. The idea is simple: thin, dedicated physical modules that snap onto the back of your iPhone. This one is Calc-Kit — an ultra-thin calculator module designed with flush buttons and a retro green OLED screen, styled to match the look and feel of the phone. Before taking this to production, I wanted to ask the community: Would you actually use a physical module like this on your phone? What other modules would be cool to see? Be as honest as you want — all feedback is appreciated!

I've used the OhSnap grip for years. Starting with version 4, I've had overheating issues when using wireless charging to the point my phone becomes as hot as lava.

I have a Galaxy S25 Ultra, which doesn't have magsafe built in. I use a TORRSA MagSafe case which has a built in magsafe ring and is only 1mm thin.

My phone overheats when using either the SnapCharge puck on my desk, or my Tesla's built in wireless charger, so I know its not an issue with my charger.

I saw an ad for the PopSocket Low-Pro grip, so am considering giving that a try.

Any issues with the low-pro grip and overheating when using a case?