Custom Wireless Charging Mouse Pads: Which One Fits Your Order?
Look at any desk around 3 p.m. and you’ll probably see a phone at 15% battery and a charging cable stretched across the keyboard. A wireless charging mouse pad fixes that without taking up any extra space. The phone sits on the pad, charges, and stays in reach.
For a company, that’s a useful spot for a logo. Mouse pads stay on desks for years, and one that charges a phone gets touched dozens of times a day.
iPromo currently offers four custom wireless charging mouse pads. They differ less in charging and more in price, minimum order, and style, so this guide starts with your situation and points you to the one that fits.
If you’re gifting a small team
Choose the Wireless Charging Mouse Pad. It starts at $20.78 with a minimum of just 20 pieces, which makes it the easiest option for a department, a new-hire class, or a small sales team. It’s a simple design: a mousing surface with a built-in charging spot and room for your logo.
If you want the phone to stay visible
Look at the Woodgrain Qi Wireless Charging Mouse Pad with Phone Stand. The stand holds the phone upright while it charges, so people can see messages or take a video call without picking it up. The woodgrain finish looks warmer than plain black, which suits home offices and creative teams.
It measures 8 3/4″ x 11 3/4″ and starts at $20.70 with a minimum of 25. That makes it the lowest-priced option iPromo lists, even with the stand.
If you’re outfitting the whole company
The Faux Leather Wireless Charging Mouse Pad with Kick Stand is built for volume. Its minimum is 96 pieces, so it fits companies that want every desk to match. At 13 3/4″ x 7 7/8″ it’s the widest of the four, and the faux leather and kick stand make it look like a premium desk accessory rather than a giveaway. It starts at $27.03.
If you only need a few
The NoWire 10W Qi Charger & Computer Mouse Pad can be ordered one at a time. At $45.20 it costs the most per piece, but that’s the trade-off for no minimum. It works well for a handful of client gifts, a leadership team, or a sample before a bigger order. It uses a 10W Qi charger and measures 11 1/2″ x 7 3/8″.
A quick note on phone compatibility
All four pads use Qi, the most common wireless charging standard. Most recent iPhones and many Android phones support it. The main thing that gets in the way is the case: very thick cases, metal cases, and wallet cases with cards in the back can stop a phone from charging. If you’re gifting to a large group, a line about this on the packaging or in the gift note saves a few confused emails.
When a charging pad isn’t the right call
For trade show giveaways, where you’re handing out hundreds of items to people you’ve just met, a charging pad usually costs more than the moment needs. Standard foam, fabric, and gel wrist rest pads in the custom mouse pads category cost a fraction as much. And if the people you’re gifting don’t work at a desk, a standalone wireless charger is the more useful choice.
Before you order
Prices above are iPromo’s “as low as” figures as of October 2026 and drop as quantities go up. Each pad can carry your logo, and you’ll see a digital proof before anything goes into production. If you’re unsure which pad suits your group, or you’re building a full desk kit with computer accessories or a tech kit, a promo specialist can help at 888-994-PROMO (7766).
If you’re comparing other tech gifts, our guide to custom Anker power banks covers a similar decision for people who are away from their desks more often.
