DriveMag Pro

Magnetic in-car charging built for iPhone, with Qi2-style alignment that keeps the phone visible while it powers wirelessly. The mount uses USB-C input and includes a 63W car charger configuration for a cleaner cockpit setup. Available in With 63W Charger.

• Magnetic wireless output — Product title lists Qi2 25W wireless charging; supplier specs also list 27W max output, so verify the final rated output before launch.
• Car power included — The listed configuration includes a 63W car charger for in-vehicle power.
• USB-C input — Type-C connector input powers the magnetic wireless charging mount.
• Apple-focused alignment — Magnetic positioning is listed for Apple iPhone and MagSafe-style mounting.
• Cable included — Supplier features list the product as supplied with a cable.
• Materials — Not listed by supplier; verify housing and mount materials before launch.
• Dimensions — Not listed by supplier; verify the exact mount size before launch.
• Variant — Available as With 63W Charger.

• 1× Magnetic car wireless charger mount
• 1× 63W car charger
• 1× USB-C cable
• *Verify actual box contents and update if different.*

Apple

• iPhone 17, iPhone 16, and iPhone 15 series — magnetic wireless charging up to the listed 25W rating where supported by the phone, adapter, and charging standard.
• MagSafe-compatible iPhone models — magnetic alignment and wireless charging subject to each iPhone’s charging limit.

Other phones

• Samsung, Android, and non-magnetic phones are not recommended; supplier notes charging support for iPhone series phones only.

Wired USB-C

• USB-C is used as power input to the mount; this product is not listed as a wired phone charger.

Will it work with a phone case?

Use a MagSafe-compatible case for the strongest magnetic hold. Thick, metal, or non-magnetic cases can weaken alignment and charging performance.

Does it support Android phones?

The supplier notes charging support for iPhone series phones only. Do not list it for Samsung or Android until tested.

Why does the listing show 25W and 27W?

The product title lists Qi2 25W wireless charging, while the supplier spec shows 27W max output. Verify the final rated output before launch and keep the lower confirmed rating in customer-facing claims.

Does the 63W adapter charge the phone wirelessly at 63W?

No. The 63W rating refers to the included car charger configuration, not the wireless output delivered to the phone.

Can I use it while navigating?

Yes. The magnetic mount is designed to hold the phone visible while charging, provided it is installed on a stable surface and does not block safe driving visibility.