Being a Google Pixel household (and formerly Nexus phones) with models 4 XL, 5, 6 and 6 Pro currently in use among the family members, we own several of the original Google Pixel Stand wireless chargers, both the Gen 1 and Gen 2 (for Pixel 6/6P) versions. While the Google Pixel stand fine as a wireless charger, you can't charge more than one item at a time unless you have a "dual" charger, like this iOttie iON Wireless Duo that is capable of charging both a phone and say, a pair of wireless ear buds at the same time. I wanted a dual charger on my desk so that I don't have to have two charging pads.Note that iOttie sells two versions of this iON Wireless Duo: a "Dark Grey" and a "Light Grey" model. ONLY the "Dark Grey" model is Google certified (hence the designation, "Made for Google" as printed on the box and the description, to fast charge Android phones up to 15W (and regular Qi and iPhone at 7.5W). Furthermore, the "fast charging" speeds for Google Pixel phones is up to 15W (EPP profile), whereas the 2nd Gen Google Pixel Stand can fast charge up to 23W with compatible Pixel phones. It also lacks the "smart" features such as photo frame, control of smart home products, that you get when using the original Pixel stand, but that's because this isn't from Google. As long as you keep are aware of those limitations or features, it works fine for what it is - a fast charger designed for Google wireless charging phones capable of supporting wireless charging. And that means recent Pixels such as Pixel 3/3 XL, 4/4 XL, 5, 6, 6 Pro, and the upcoming 7/7 Pro models. It will also charge a Pixel Buds, Pixel Buds Pro (see photo). I've also tried it with my Jabra Elite 85t wireless ear buds (which has Qi wireless charging capability) and it charges that fine too.The stand is a fabric wrapped and has two coils (up to 15W) and the smaller charging pad (for ear buds) is 5W; both have anti-slip pads. In the back, there is an port for the DC cable port for the included DC cable and adapter charger. This charger connector is a PROPRIETARY tip and NOT USB-C (hence the deduction of one star); with the industry moving towards USB-C, I am surprised and disappointed that iOttie hasn't made the switch to USB-C for their charger. Even Google's charger for their Pixel stands are USB-C. It's also one less SKU/inventory (for them) and for the consumer, one less proprietary charger, to keep track of too. The length of the cord is 5 ft. and the shape/connector only goes in one way (see photo).Charging of your phone can be placed or aligned on the stand either in upright (portrait) or sideways (landscape); it works either way. When your devices are charging, there is a small solid white LED light to indicate it's charging. No issues with it being too bright at night for me.Overall, I am pretty happy and satisfied with it. It's not the fastest wireless charger per se (like the 2nd Gen Pixel stand) but then again, Google's wireless charging isn't the fastest in the industry and this works fine for keeping your phone and wireless ear buds charged while you're asleep, at work, etc.