When Apple announced that its promised multi-device AirPower charging pad had officially been cancelled, people immediately began wondering what might take its place.

After all, just because Apple had given up, that didn’t mean people didn’t want a simple and convenient way to recharge a range of Apple products.

So now, almost half a year after AirPower got killed off, Mophie has finally released the first Apple-approved multi-device charging pad available for sale from Apple’s web store.

While it doesn’t look quite as sleek or pretty as AirPower, Mophie’s £130 3-in-1 Wireless Charging Pad should still be able to get the job done.

It features three distinct charging zones that can juice up an iPhone, AirPods, and an Apple Watch simultaneously, complete with a listed power output of 7.5 watts (which is Apple’s current limit for wireless charging).

Mophie’s 3-in-1 charging pad is actually quite clever, and possibly an improvement over AirPower, as the angled rest for the Apple Watch makes it easier to use the watch in Nightstand mode while the device is recharging.

The Mophie Dual Wireless Charging Pad and 3-in-1 Wireless Charging Pad aren’t quite as elegant as the Qi pad Apple had in mind to make, but a strong mark in their favor is that you’ll actually be able to buy them.

AirPower, if the disastrous wireless pad passed you by, was Apple’s concept for an incredibly flexible Qi charger.

Capable of recharging two or three devices at the same time – such as an iPhone, an Apple Watch, and a set of AirPods in their wireless charging case – it would have supported positioning them anywhere on the upper surface.

Problem was, that elegant theory proved fiendishly difficult in practice.

AirPower was delayed, amid leaks suggesting untold engineering headaches around heat and power management, and then Apple finally opted to pull the plug on the project altogether.

Now, Mophie is here to give a similar look and experience, but in a more straightforward way.

Apple has begun selling two multidevice wireless chargers from Mophie.

Both the Dual Wireless Charging Pad ($79.95) and 3-in-1 Wireless Charging Pad ($139.95) are coming to select Apple Stores next week and are available for online order now.

The Dual Wireless Charging Pad can deliver up to 7.5W of power to iPhones placed on either of the mats.

AirPods also work fine if you’ve got the wireless charging case, but the Apple Watch won’t charge on this.

To solve for that, there’s a USB-A port around back for juicing up a third device — like an Apple Watch, Powerbeats Pro, or whatever else.

I’ve asked Mophie for details on the power output of that USB port.

When I finally got a hand-me-down sound system with an input, I immediately bought a huge aux cable I could plug into my laptop.

My first true(-ish) wireless system was a fourth-hand computer with a smattering of files I plugged into my hand-me-down stereo.

After that, Apple’s AirPlay system came along — a golden moment.

If you use iTunes or an iPhone, you can literally just select the compatible speaker on your network and it’ll send the music to it.

After that, I moved to an Apple TV 2, when the hardware series still had an optical audio output.

Things were far from perfect though.

A great number of us rely on headphones on a daily basis, whether it be for relaxing and drowning out distractions while at work or for enjoying some music during workouts.

There are many good ones on the market today and it can be hard to sort through everything, but this exclusive limited-time deal – which lets Digital Trends readers take 40% off the Origem HS-3 headphones – might make your decision a little bit easier.

At first glance, the Origem HS-3 wireless headphones stand apart from many others that are usually made almost entirely of plastic and rubber: The Origem earphones instead utilize a sturdy nickel-titanium alloy for the earhooks, making them both durable and fully adjustable.

The earphones themselves are also positioned at a 120-degree angle to sit more comfortably and better direct sound within the ear canal (each pair also comes with four different pairs of ear pieces so you can achieve a custom fit).

The HS-3 boasts an IPX5 water resistance rating as well, meaning they are fully protected against sweat and water splashes.

The HS-3 also has an in-line Knowles microphone which can be used to take and make calls, control audio playback, and activate your phone’s smart assistant (such as Siri) when synced with a compatible device.