Now that I have been using the charger for almost a week, I feel I can now make a detailed review of it. To begin with, as the pictures show, the box that it comes with is very nicely designed with picture and product specifications on the reverse side. Included is a well done instruction booklet that gives all the information that you might need. The wireless charger comes with a power supply that provides up to 15 watts for your smart phone, 5 watts for your wireless AirPod case, and 2.5 watts for your Apple watch. As can be seen in the pictures, the watch mounts on a post that lets it hang down. Virtually all watch bands can be used with this type of arrangement. I have two Apple watches, one with a fabric band and the other with a link bracelet and butterfly clasp. Both types of bands work fine on the charger.Your phone can be charged in three ways. In two of them, you must first raise the support and then charge it either horizontally or vertically. You can also charge the phone by simply laying it flat on the charger though it takes a little effort to get it in the charge position. To charge your phone in the vertical position you must also lift the support and pull out the extension until it clicks in place. The first time I tried to charge the phone in the vertical position, I failed to pull out the extension and could not figure why the phone wasn’t charging. To charge the phone in the horizontal position, just lift the support from the base and position your phone on it. In all instances an LED will illuminate on the front of the base indicating which device is being charged. One really nice feature is that when you place either the watch, phone, or AirPod case, there are three indicator lights dedicated to each device which will illuminate for the device being charged. The AirPod case is charged by laying the case on an indicated location underneath the watch stand. Another bonus feature is that there is also a switch controlled USB port on the charger that enables you to plug in another 5 watt device.While I don’t know how often you might use it, there is a night light on the underside of the watch charger that gives a nice glow. It’s controlled by a button on the base next to the USB port button. This is by far, the most comprehensive wireless charger that I have seen and is now my goto charger. It is well designed and appears to be very durable. I would recommend it to anyone who is in need of a multi-use wireless charger. It is also covered by a one year warranty.