Short answer — pick by device and use case:

• Best for the newest iPhone (fastest, multi-device): Belkin UltraCharge Pro 3‑in‑1 (Qi2 / MagSafe) — supports up to 25W for iPhone 16/17 and charges iPhone + Apple Watch + AirPods in one unit. Good if you want the fastest wireless iPhone charging and an all‑in‑one bedside/desk dock. (macworld.com)

• Best overall MagSafe/Qi2 value (budget & reliable): Anker’s MagSafe/Qi2 magnetic pucks and stands (Anker Zolo/MagGo line) — affordable, solid 15W Qi2 performance and widely available. Good if you want MagSafe-style alignment without the premium price. (macworld.com)

• Best multi‑device 3‑in‑1 / travel option: Satechi or ESR Qi2 3‑in‑1 pads (and HyperJuice 4‑in‑1 where you need extra ports) — they bundle a charger and power adapter, charge phone/watch/AirPods simultaneously, and fold for travel. (macworld.com)

• Best for Samsung/Android phones: Use a high‑quality Qi2 or Qi‑certified magnetic charger (Belkin, Anker, Samsung accessories) — Samsung’s recent Galaxy S series supports magnetic Qi2 charging when used with compatible cases, so Qi2 chargers from major brands work well. (theverge.com)

• Best portable (MagSafe power bank): Anker 633 / Anker magnetic power banks — small MagSafe‑style battery packs that stick to the back and give convenient wireless top‑ups on the go. (theverge.com)

Quick buying checklist (to avoid bad purchases)

• Match standard: choose MagSafe (Apple puck) or Qi2-certified chargers for modern iPhones (iPhone 12+). Qi2 gives 15W; Apple’s 25W option currently only works with iPhone 16/17 and a compatible Qi2 25W puck. (macworld.com)
• Check output and included power adapter: many wireless pads do NOT include a high‑wattage wall adapter — to get full 15W/25W you usually need a 20–45W USB‑C PD adapter (some 3‑in‑1 kits include it; others don’t). (macworld.com)
• Case compatibility: make sure the charger says it’s MagSafe/Qi2‑compatible or compatible with magnetic cases; thick or metal cases can block charging. (Belkin.com)
• Cooling & placement: faster wireless charging generates heat — products with active cooling (fans or heat pipes) keep speeds higher and safer. (macworld.com)

Price guidance (Australia, Sept 2025): expect about A$40–90 for single‑device Qi2 magnetic pucks/stands, A$100–250 for 3‑in‑1 MagSafe docks, and A$50–150 for MagSafe power banks — check local retailers for deals. (Belkin.com)

If you want, I can:

• Recommend the single best pick for your exact phone model (tell me which phone), or
• Find the best current price/stock in Australia (I can search local stores and give links).