KOOVIVA Magnetic iPad Charger, 27W, 12.9-inch

KOOVIVA’s 12.9-inch magnetic wireless charger is listed for iPad Pro 12.9-inch models (3rd to 6th generation) and 13-inch iPad Air M2 and M3 models. Its Smart Connector-style magnetic charging leaves the USB-C port free, but the listing gives conflicting power figures, so confirm the output and your iPad model before buying.

At a glance

Magnetic Smart Connector design is claimed to charge compatible iPads while leaving the USB-C port available.
The listing names selected 12.9-inch iPad Pro generations and 13-inch iPad Air M2 and M3 models.
The listing recommends using a 30W adapter for its claimed maximum 27W charging output. A plug is not listed as included.

Price

£27.99Save 10%

Reference price: ~~£30.99~~

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

The charging approach leaves the iPad’s USB-C port free for other use, according to the product listing.
Compatibility is specified for several large-screen iPad Pro and iPad Air generations.

Technical specifications

17 specifications

Identity
Brand	KOOVIVA
Model	12.9inch

Compatibility and connection
Listed compatible devices	Tablets
Listed compatible models	iPad Pro (2018-2022)3/4/5/6th Gen iPad Air6 (2024 M2 13inch) iPad Air7 (2025 M3 13inch)
Connector type	Smart Connector
Wireless connection listed	USB-C

Power
Power configuration	Corded Electric
Claimed charging feature	27W fast charger
Wattage specification	18 watts
Input voltage	9 Volts
Output current	3 Amps
Wireless charging standard	Qi
Power plug type	No Plug
Wired charging connector	USB Type C

Design
Form factor	Pad
Colour	Grey
Portability listed	Yes

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The listing is inconsistent about charging power: the title and feature text claim up to 27W, while a specification field states 18 watts. It also lists USB-C as the wireless connection and Qi as the wireless standard, details that do not clearly establish how this Smart Connector charger operates. Confirm the selected iPad model, actual output, connector setup and required adapter before purchase. A 30W adapter is recommended in the listing, while the power plug is listed as No Plug.

What’s in the box

Included

Power adapter

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Owners of the specifically listed 12.9-inch iPad Pro generations or 13-inch iPad Air M2/M3 who want magnetic charging while keeping the USB-C port available.
Buyers willing to confirm compatibility and power requirements before relying on the claimed fast-charging rate.

Less suited to

Owners of iPad models outside the listed compatibility range.
Buyers who need a charging plug included or require a clearly confirmed output specification.

KOOVIVA Magnetic iPad Charger, 27W, 12.9-inch · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.2 / 5 · 81 ratings

5 stars68%68%
4 stars8%8%
3 stars11%11%
2 stars3%3%
1 star10%10%

Customer feedback highlights reports that the charger works and charges at a decent speed, while experiences with magnetic hold and value are divided. For buyers using a compatible iPad, a secure magnetic connection matters in daily handling. These reports do not resolve the listing’s conflicting 18W and 27W power claims.

Positive themes

Customers report that the charger works well and charges at a decent speed.

Mixed feedback

Feedback on magnetic hold is mixed, with some finding it sufficient and others reporting a weak connection.
Opinions on value are divided, with some considering it good value and others finding it overpriced.

Frequently asked questions

Which iPads does the listing say this charger supports?

It names iPad Pro 12.9-inch 3rd to 6th generation and 13-inch iPad Air M2 and M3 models. Check your iPad model against the listing before ordering.

Does the charger include a wall plug?

The specifications list the power plug type as “No Plug”. The feature text recommends a 30W adapter, so plan to use a suitable adapter if you do not already have one.

How much power does it deliver?

The title and feature text claim up to 27W, but a specification field states 18 watts. The listing does not resolve the discrepancy, so confirm the output before buying.

Can I use the iPad USB-C port while charging?

The product description claims that its magnetic connector leaves the USB-C port free. The listing’s connection details are inconsistent, so confirm the connector arrangement for your model.