Overview

The Spigen EF302MOQ is the bargain hunter's dream: full 25W Qi2.2 charging speed at just $59.99. That's less than half the price of the Belkin UltraCharge Pro and $90 less than the Anker Prime, yet it delivers the exact same peak wireless charging speed. The foldable 2-in-1 design adds a USB-C passthrough port for wired charging of a third device — a clever workaround for the lack of a dedicated wireless Apple Watch pad.

The trade-offs are straightforward: this is a 2-in-1, not a 3-in-1, so there's no wireless Apple Watch charging spot. Build quality is functional rather than premium — you can feel where Spigen saved money. And there's no active cooling, so expect throttling during extended heavy-use charging sessions.

But for anyone who just needs fast wireless charging for their iPhone (and maybe AirPods) without paying a premium brand tax, the Spigen is the obvious choice.

Features Deep-Dive

25W Qi2.2 at the Lowest Price

The EF302MOQ's value proposition is brutally simple: why pay $130 for 25W Qi2.2 when you can get it for $60? The Wireless Power Consortium doesn't offer a "budget" certification — either a charger passes the Qi2.2 standard or it doesn't. The Spigen passes, which means your iPhone 16 Pro Max or iPhone 17 charges at the same 25W maximum whether it's on this $60 charger or a $150 one. The included adapter isn't specified, so budget for a 45W USB-C adapter if you don't already own one.

USB-C Passthrough Port

Since the EF302MOQ doesn't have a dedicated Apple Watch wireless pad, Spigen added a USB-C port that lets you charge a third device via cable. Connect your Apple Watch cable, AirPods cable, or any USB-C device. It's not as elegant as wireless charging, but it's a practical solution that adds genuine multi-device utility to a 2-in-1 charger. The port shares power with the main charging system, so a 45W+ adapter is recommended.

Foldable Compact Design

The EF302MOQ folds for travel, making it a viable option for on-the-go charging. It's not as compact as the Twelve South ButterFly SE, but it's significantly smaller than desk-bound chargers like the Belkin or UGREEN. The foldable design also lets you adjust the iPhone viewing angle, supporting StandBy mode at various heights.

Spigen's Mag Fit Alignment

Spigen's MagSafe-compatible magnetic alignment system provides secure phone attachment in both portrait and landscape orientations. The magnets are strong enough for confident snap-on use, though the alignment doesn't feel quite as precise as Belkin's or Anker's premium implementations. For the price, the magnetic experience is more than adequate.

Pricing Analysis

At $59.99, the Spigen EF302MOQ is the cheapest way to get 25W Qi2.2 charging in our roundup. The next cheapest 25W option is the Baseus PicoGo AF21 at $89.99 — a 3-in-1 with a 45W adapter included. The Spigen saves you $30 but drops the dedicated Apple Watch pad and (potentially) the included adapter. For iPhone-only charging needs, or if you're willing to use the USB-C port with your existing Apple Watch cable, the Spigen's value is unbeatable. If you need all three devices charging wirelessly, the Baseus is worth the $30 premium.

Who Is This For?

Spigen EF302MOQ 25W Qi2.2 2-in-1 Foldable works best for:

• Budget-conscious buyers who want maximum charging speed at minimum cost
• iPhone-primary users who don't own an Apple Watch or don't mind using a cable for it
• College students and young professionals who want fast charging without the premium accessory price
• Second-charger buyers who need a fast travel charger alongside a desk-based 3-in-1

Who Should NOT Use This

Spigen EF302MOQ 25W Qi2.2 2-in-1 Foldable might not be the right choice if:

• You want wireless Apple Watch charging — the USB-C port works but requires carrying your Apple Watch cable; for $30 more, the Baseus PicoGo charges it wirelessly
• Build quality matters — the plastics are functional but feel budget; this is a charger you use, not one you display
• You charge while gaming or video calling — without active cooling, expect throttling during heavy-use fast charging sessions

Bottom Line

The Spigen EF302MOQ is the no-frills fast charger. It proves that 25W Qi2.2 speed is no longer a premium-only feature, and the USB-C passthrough port adds surprising versatility. The build quality won't impress anyone, but the charging speed will. Best value-per-watt in the category.

FAQ

Is it really as fast as the $130+ chargers?

Yes. 25W Qi2.2 is 25W Qi2.2 regardless of price. The certification is standardized. Where premium chargers differ is in sustained speed (active cooling), build quality, and multi-device wireless support — not peak charging wattage.

Can I charge an Apple Watch with the USB-C port?

Yes, if you have an Apple Watch USB-C charging cable (Apple's latest). Plug the cable into the Spigen's USB-C port and place your watch on the cable's magnetic end. It works, but it's less elegant than a dedicated wireless pad.

Does it include a power adapter?

This varies by seller. Some bundles include an adapter, others don't. Check the product listing carefully and budget for a 45W USB-C PD adapter ($15-25) if one isn't included.

How does build quality compare to the Baseus PicoGo?

Similar tier — both are "functional budget" rather than "premium desk accessory." The Spigen's plastics are slightly thinner, but the foldable mechanism works reliably. Neither will win design awards, but both charge at the same 25W speed as chargers costing twice as much.