This stand is very sturdy and sleek! The official Apple MagSafe charger fits perfectly, and putting the stand together is super simple (there’s basically two parts that you push together). Definitely a step up from a 3D printed or plastic MagSafe stand. I’m able to remove my phone one-handed with no issues since the stand is so sturdy and heavy.
The viewing angle isn’t adjustable, but the default angle works great for my desk setup.
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This Item  Native Union Rise Dock MagSafe Compatible - Premium Weighted Metal Stand for iPhone 14, 14 Plus, 14 Pro Max, iPhone 13 Pro Max – Compatible with MagSafe Charger |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | $59.99 | -7% $13.99 List: $14.99 | -11% $23.99 Typical: $26.99 | $15.99 | $9.99 | $15.99 |
| Delivery | Get it as soon as Monday, Feb 19 | Get it as soon as Saturday, Feb 17 | Get it as soon as Saturday, Feb 17 | Get it as soon as Saturday, Feb 17 | Get it as soon as Monday, Feb 19 | Get it as soon as Monday, Feb 19 |
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| Sold By | Native Union Store | CMEIY | Maxonar | CMEIY | NEOCOR | CMEIY |
| compatible devices | iPhone 14, 14 Plus, 14 Pro Max, iPhone 13, 13 mini, 13 Pro, 13 Pro Max, iPhone 12, 12 mini, 12 Pro, 12 Pro Max | ❗Only Fit Apple Original Magsafe Charger❗ Magsafe Charger Not Included | iPhone 15/14 | ❗Only Fit Apple Original Magsafe Charger❗ Magsafe Charger Not Included | iPhone 13, iPhone 13 Pro, iPhone 13 Pro Max, iPhone 13 mini, iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro, iPhone 12 Pro Max, iPhone 12 mini | ❗Only Fit Apple Original Magsafe Charger❗ Magsafe Charger Not Included |
| material | Zinc, Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene, Thermoplastic Polyurethane | Aluminum, Silicone | Aluminum | Aluminum, Silicone | Wood | Aluminum, Silicone |
| style | Wireless | Sturdy | Portable | Magsafe | Portable | Sturdy |
| special feature | magnetic, Magnetic Wireless | Magsafe Compatible | Arm,Ergonomic,Rotatable | — | Portable | Hands Free |
| weight | 0.97 pounds | 0.25 pounds | 294 grams | 0.14 kilograms | — | 0.25 pounds |
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ELEVATING MAGSAFECrafted to elevate your MagSafe experience. Perfectly integrates your MagSafe charger to mount your iPhone 12 while powering up, with seamless viewing and access. |
DESIGNED FOR YOUR SPACEA premium solid zinc alloy base in a slim form adds an understated accent to your home or workspace, while a sleek Tarpaulin panel ensures durable use in style that'll last. |
JUST GRAB & GODesigned with effortless day-to-day use in mind. Enjoy easy one-hand detachment, so you can just grab your iPhone and be on your way. |
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Founded in 2009, Native Union is an award-winning product design company bringing a unique and minimalistic perspective to the tech accessory market.
Dedicated to sophisticated design, innovative and sustainable materials, and an obsession with details, Native Union creates products to empower the modern lifestyle with tech.
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Sturdy, premium feel
This stand is very sturdy and sleek! The official Apple MagSafe charger fits perfectly, and putting the stand together is super simple (there’s basically two parts that you push together). Definitely a step up from a 3D printed or plastic MagSafe stand. I’m able to remove my phone one-handed with no issues since the stand is so sturdy and heavy.The viewing angle isn’t adjustable, but the default angle works great for my desk setup.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2021
This stand is very sturdy and sleek! The official Apple MagSafe charger fits perfectly, and putting the stand together is super simple (there’s basically two parts that you push together). Definitely a step up from a 3D printed or plastic MagSafe stand. I’m able to remove my phone one-handed with no issues since the stand is so sturdy and heavy.
The viewing angle isn’t adjustable, but the default angle works great for my desk setup.
The viewing angle isn’t adjustable, but the default angle works great for my desk setup.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2021
Looks really good on my nightstand! Works great with my 13 pro max
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2021
Works well with my 13 pro max. Looks great and does what it’s intended to do. Well made and looks amazing when the phone is docked. I would recommend!
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2021
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Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2023
Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2021
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2021
Read this before buying! At the time I’m writing this there are only a handful of reviews and I see at least one other mentioning the problem of this stand hitting the camera area if you have a case on and I can positively confirm that this is true with the iPhone 13 mini as well. I bought a few cases and the one I have on in the pictures is the one with the smallest/camera protector lip of all of them. (There may be some on the market with smaller ones but this is the smallest of the 5 popular cases I have bought).
You can see that the case does hit the stand. It does not hit it enough to prevent charging, but just enough to cock the phone off to the side a bit and make it look low quality. If the stand was 1-2mm shorter or slightly rounded it would fit.
Again these specific pictures are on the 13 mini. I did have the 13 pro (not max) for a couple weeks and while I didn’t measure with a ruler, the pro’s placement of camera vs MagSafe area seemed very similar to the mini (Ie don’t expect that since the 13 pro is physically larger than the mini that you won’t have this problem, you likely will).
I assume most people are considering this stand because they want something premium that has some heft to it so it doesn’t fly around on your desk/night stand. But another problem with the design is that there are two small rubber strips (on the edge of the main piece and on the edge of the foot) that are very small. Unfortunately it seems they valued the Industrial look over function and so didn’t bevel the edge to maximize contact area with the desk. So despite the weight, this stand can still move around quite a bit! For comparison, I have another brand’s stand which has one of those tacky bases on it intending to halfway glue it to the surface, but not wanting to leave residue on the wood, I stuck some rubber feet on it. That stand weighs half as much as this one, but because the rubber feet make so much more contact with the wood, it doesn’t move nearly as much!!! (Ie another design failure that could have been prevented by just adding a tiny bevel.
Another couple oversights are with the “foot”‘s design. A tiny notch in the foot would allow the cord to go straight out behind the stand and be less visible. Since there is none it forces the cord out to the left or right side where the white cord is very visible. Also there is nothing to keep the foot in the stand besides gravity. It’s a slightly snug fit that holds it with friction. If you’re traveling with it, you may like the ease of removing the foot, however given the weight and purpose, this likely isn’t geared to travelers. There should be some type of glue or screw or retaining clip to hold the foot in. As of right now it’s firm enough that you can gently pick it up without the foot falling out, but I imagine with manufacturing tolerances and temperature fluctuation this won’t be the case for everyone.
I can confirm this stand is heavy and the finish is nice. It definitely cosmetically looks and feels nice. It’s just a shame that some tiny design changes, that likely wouldn’t have cost a penny extra in production, weren’t made. In my opinion this brings the value down on this from the current $50ish dollar price to about $30. Undecided on whether this is going to be returned (due to hassle) but unless price drops or they tweak the design, I believe this is really a 3/5 star stand…
Great concept, but fails to execute / not thought out…
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2021
EDIT: Dropping a star due to customer service. Have exchanged a few messages back and forth with them now, and each time has been about one MONTH from message to reply. Definitely won't be buying any Native Union products in the future. As a heavy Amazon shopper, you're much more likely to get better customer service from the average random seller of generic $5 products than from this brand.Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2021
Read this before buying! At the time I’m writing this there are only a handful of reviews and I see at least one other mentioning the problem of this stand hitting the camera area if you have a case on and I can positively confirm that this is true with the iPhone 13 mini as well. I bought a few cases and the one I have on in the pictures is the one with the smallest/camera protector lip of all of them. (There may be some on the market with smaller ones but this is the smallest of the 5 popular cases I have bought).
You can see that the case does hit the stand. It does not hit it enough to prevent charging, but just enough to cock the phone off to the side a bit and make it look low quality. If the stand was 1-2mm shorter or slightly rounded it would fit.
Again these specific pictures are on the 13 mini. I did have the 13 pro (not max) for a couple weeks and while I didn’t measure with a ruler, the pro’s placement of camera vs MagSafe area seemed very similar to the mini (Ie don’t expect that since the 13 pro is physically larger than the mini that you won’t have this problem, you likely will).
I assume most people are considering this stand because they want something premium that has some heft to it so it doesn’t fly around on your desk/night stand. But another problem with the design is that there are two small rubber strips (on the edge of the main piece and on the edge of the foot) that are very small. Unfortunately it seems they valued the Industrial look over function and so didn’t bevel the edge to maximize contact area with the desk. So despite the weight, this stand can still move around quite a bit! For comparison, I have another brand’s stand which has one of those tacky bases on it intending to halfway glue it to the surface, but not wanting to leave residue on the wood, I stuck some rubber feet on it. That stand weighs half as much as this one, but because the rubber feet make so much more contact with the wood, it doesn’t move nearly as much!!! (Ie another design failure that could have been prevented by just adding a tiny bevel.
Another couple oversights are with the “foot”‘s design. A tiny notch in the foot would allow the cord to go straight out behind the stand and be less visible. Since there is none it forces the cord out to the left or right side where the white cord is very visible. Also there is nothing to keep the foot in the stand besides gravity. It’s a slightly snug fit that holds it with friction. If you’re traveling with it, you may like the ease of removing the foot, however given the weight and purpose, this likely isn’t geared to travelers. There should be some type of glue or screw or retaining clip to hold the foot in. As of right now it’s firm enough that you can gently pick it up without the foot falling out, but I imagine with manufacturing tolerances and temperature fluctuation this won’t be the case for everyone.
I can confirm this stand is heavy and the finish is nice. It definitely cosmetically looks and feels nice. It’s just a shame that some tiny design changes, that likely wouldn’t have cost a penny extra in production, weren’t made. In my opinion this brings the value down on this from the current $50ish dollar price to about $30. Undecided on whether this is going to be returned (due to hassle) but unless price drops or they tweak the design, I believe this is really a 3/5 star stand…
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Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2022
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