The Kuxiu D5 Charging Station Now Matches Your Burgundy iPhone 18 Pro

Kuxiu’s $59.99 foldable D5 station adds a color-matched option for Burgundy iPhone 18 Pro owners, with 25W Qi2.2 and active cooling

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Key Takeaways

Key Takeaways

  • Kuxiu launches a Burgundy D5 station visually matched to the iPhone 18 Pro’s finish.
  • Deliver 25W Qi2.2 charging for iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods through one power cable.
  • Priced at $59.99, the D5 adds active cooling and a live power diagnostics display.

Apple users who invested in a Burgundy iPhone 18 Pro can now charge it on hardware designed to coordinate with it. Kuxiu’s D5 5-in-1 charging station arrives in Burgundy, with aluminum accents that 9to5Mac’s hands-on coverage describes as a close visual match to the phone’s finish. This is a reviewer’s visual assessment, not a colorimeter measurement.

The D5 handles iPhone accessories like Apple Watch, and AirPods simultaneously, then adds active cooling and a live power diagnostics display. Those features are not commonly found together in a single charging station at this price.

What the D5 Actually Does

Five functions in one unit, anchored by 25W Qi2.2 wireless charging.

The D5 covers a full Apple charging setup:

  • Up to 25W Qi2.2 wireless charging for the iPhone, confirmed by the Wireless Power Consortium’s listing
  • Retractable Apple Watch puck that folds into the body when not in use
  • 5W AirPods charging mat built into the rear section
  • Cooling fan toggled via touch controls, described as effectively silent in hands-on testing
  • Integrated color display showing live voltage, current, and wattage; functions as a clock when idle

All five functions run through a single power cable, reducing desk or nightstand clutter to one cord.

Design, Portability, and the Burgundy Match

A foldable cube built for the desk rather than the carry-on.

The D5 uses a foldable cube structure. It features aluminum-and-plastic construction, a retractable Apple Watch puck, and an iPhone charging surface that folds flat.

According to 9to5Mac’s hands-on assessment, the aluminum accents track closely with the iPhone 18 Pro’s Burgundy finish. That judgment is a visual comparison, not an instrumented color measurement.

The D5 collapses for transport, but it is desk and nightstand hardware rather than an ultracompact travel accessory. Kuxiu’s own X40 Turbo is the more suitable option for fitting into a bag.

Matching hardware colors is a minor detail that becomes obvious the moment a mismatched charger sits next to a carefully chosen phone on the same desk.

Performance Note

Hands-on testing found the fan useful; independent benchmarks are not available.

According to 9to5Mac’s hands-on editorial testing, the cooling fan kept phones cool during intensive workloads and iOS beta testing. No audible noise was reported during those sessions.

No independent thermal measurements or sustained charging tips or benchmarks are available. These observations reflect reviewer experience rather than replicated results.

Price and Availability

Reported at $59.99, with power accessories included, though pricing may vary.

The Burgundy and Space Grey D5 are available through Kuxiu’s website. The reported sale price as of October 2026 is $59.99; earlier coverage listed a regular price of $89, so confirming the current figure on Kuxiu’s product page before purchasing is advisable.

The package is reported to include the charger, a 45W power adapter, and a braided USB-C cable. One earlier product manual listed the adapter as optional, so verify current package contents at the time of purchase.

One Real Limitation

No USB-C output means a fourth device needs its own solution.

The D5 has no USB-C port for a wired fourth device. If a smart ring or other small gadget requires its own cable, a separate charger will be necessary.

For anyone running the full iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods stack on a single desk, the D5 offers active cooling, live power data, and a coordinated finish in one unit at a reported price of $59.99.

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