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We love having a plethora of gadgets — but that doesn't mean we love having just as many charging cables and outlets in use from them. It gets confusing figuring out what goes where, and it certainly doesn't look elegant to have a tangle of cords all over the place.
That's why the 5-in-1 MagSafe Wireless & Wired Charging Station is a game-changer, and you can purchase two for just $104.99 or 34% off. This MagSafe-compatible charging station is sleek and stylish, with the capacity to charge all your tech goods at the same time. With three wireless charging spots and one USB-A port, you can charge four devices at once: AirPods, iPhones, Apple Watches, Qi-compatible Android Phones, and Bluetooth earbuds.
If you're thinking, "Wouldn't that make this a 4-in-1 charging station?" Well, yes – except it has one other helpful function. It's also a table lamp with three different brightness settings. With its compact and modern appearance, it's the perfect addition to any bedside table. It looks great, and it won't take up much space.
Check out what users are sharing about this nightstand charger combo. One reviewer raved, "This charger has really cleaned up my nightstand and I love its appearance, functionality and nightlight." Another verified customer wrote, shared in their five-star review, "An excellent charging stand with an additional convenience: it is a night light. It is a great convenience to have it on my night stand: no more wires, no need for a lamp, everything I need is in the stand."
Best of all might be the cost of this station. Chargers are expensive, as anyone who's had to hunt down an iPhone charging cord knows. That's what makes the price on this charging station — which acts as four cords — so great: Right now, the 5-in-1 MagSafe Wireless & Wired Charging Station (2-Pack) is $104.99, 34% off its usual price of $159.98, for a two-pack!
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We thank our sponsor for making this content possible; it is not written by the editorial staff nor does it necessarily reflect its views. Unless you've been living under a rock for the past few decades, you've probably heard a lot about internet security. That's because the modern thief doesn't need to break into your… READ THE REST
We thank our sponsor for making this content possible; it is not written by the editorial staff nor does it necessarily reflect its views. Just 10 or so years ago, spending money on iced coffees and avocado toast seemed like a little splurge. But these days, buying the essentials, like meat, eggs, and gas for your… READ THE REST
We thank our sponsor for making this content possible; it is not written by the editorial staff nor does it necessarily reflect its views. There's no such thing as a boring human, just one that hasn't found a hobby they like (if not one that's rewarding). There are countless interests to choose from, so you… READ THE REST
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