Mag:3 Classics Device Charging Tray review: a place for everything, and everything in its place

In addition to the two charging pads, there’s also an extra USB-C port, which we found useful for charging our iPad. It’d also be a useful way to keep your AirPod Max charged.

Around the edge of the tray is a lip designed to keep all your assorted goods from falling off. That makes it an excellent place to unload your pockets or purse at the end of the day. We personally love using this tray on our nightstand to keep our lip balm from rolling onto the floor.

Mag:3 Classics Device Charging Tray – materials and build quality

We were pleasantly surprised with how well-made the tray felt. It’s nice and heavy and doesn’t feature any moving parts, so it feels like it should last a long time with normal use.

The Mag:3 Classics Device Charging Tray is available on a couple of different surfaces, and we deliberately picked the Belgian linen finish because it looked nice on our nightstand. However, with all linen finish products, we don’t suggest using this in an area where it might come in contact with a lot of dirt.

If you’re going to be using it on your work desk or kitchen counter, we highly suggest snagging the premium pebble-grain leather, which can be easily cleaned up with a dry cloth.

Mag:3 Classics Device Charging Tray drawbacks

While the tray is about as close to our ideal catch-all, there are a few drawbacks to be aware of. The biggest is that there is no spot to charge an Apple Watch, so if your bedside space is at a premium, you might want to look elsewhere.

Additionally, we should point out that the ridge around the charging pads will collect dust and debris. This is doubly true if you unload your pockets or dump your handbag onto it at the end of the day. We caution potential buyers to avoid dropping too much lint or granola bar crumbs directly onto the tray and occasionally use a soft-bristled cleaning brush to sweep around the ridge.

We’d also be remiss not to talk about the price tag. If you opt to snag the Mag:3 Device Charging Tay in linen, it’ll set you back $150 — and the leather version comes in at $200. This is pretty steep compared to other multi-device chargers on the market.

However, because the build quality seems pretty decent, we’re comfortable saying that it should be viewed as a quality-of-life upgrade and an investment in your space.

Who the Mag:3 Device Charging Tray is for

If you’re the type of person who likes to have a dedicated space for all their essential, everyday carry items, it’s hard to beat this little tray. We like the design, and the ability to keep our iPhone, iPad, and AirPods charged and ready to go in one place is fantastic.

Furthermore, we personally think this would be a great gift for Valentine’s Day, Father’s or Mother’s Day, or even a back-to-school gift.

Mag:3 Classics Device Charging Tray Pros

• MagSafe, Qi, and USB-C charging
• Ample space for storing items like keys, glasses, coins
• Sturdy build quality
• Many attractive colorways to choose from

Mag:3 Classics Device Charging Tray cons

• No dedicated Apple Watch space
• Linen surface quick to pick up dust, dirt
• Ridge around charging pads can collect debris

Rating: 4 out of 5

Where to buy

You can pick up Courant’s Mag:3 Device Charging Tray from Courant’s website, starting at $150.

It’s also available on Amazon at a discount, starting at $127 for the linen trays, or $160 for the leather trays.