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Device went faulty quite quickly. Support responded to my initial email reasonably quickly, but ignored my reply. No sign of warranty claim. I certainly wont be buying from these people again
Very good 3in 1 wireless charging station can get all my devices charged on one unit makes it easier to use out and about
I recently purchased their "3 in 1 Wireless Charging Station", and while it works great with my phone and watch, it won't charge my AirPods. The AirPods (Model 2031) are fully functioning, with the latest firmware update (Version 6F21), and are easily charged using a USB-C charger, but there appears to be nothing I can do to get them to charge with this 3 in 1 Charging Station. My frustration lies in the fact that the maker (Geekera) markets this product as being compatible with AirPods Pro, 3, and 2; however, it is clearly not compatible with all of these models.
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