Prime Members Can Grab the Lamicall's 3-in-1 Apple Charging Station at a 50% Discount Now
Instead of having three cables to charge up your iPhone, AirPods and Apple Watch, this portable travel charger from Lamicall can charge all three at once. Best of all, it's streamlined into one clean charger that's also foldable, so you can get the perfect viewing angle on your iPhone while it charges.
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This three-in-one charging station has a unique cooling system so that it won't overheat when charging multiple devices simultaneously. Lamicall included a temperature control chip in the charger itself, as well as multiple heat dissipation holes and a heat-dissipating metal plate at the base. With all of this combined, it can effectively reduce the temperature by 30% compared with other charging stations. Lamicall didn't compromise on the quality either, the charger has stable and rapid wireless charging, so your devices will get topped off as fast as possible.
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For older iPhones, the charger can be laid flat and charge wirelessly, but if you have a MagSafe-compatible iPhone, then you can fold out the adjustable arm hidden underneath and stick your phone to the magnetic ring. This makes the charging station convenient to use for hands-free viewing of videos, video calls and more.
Lamicall's charging station also has a non-slip pad behind the MagSafe stand so that when you charge up your AirPods or other wireless accessories, the charging stand won't move around. For the Apple Watch charger, it folds up into position when needed and stays flat and out of the way if you're not rocking one. It's worth noting that while folded out, the area under the Apple Watch charger lights up, but it shuts off after a few minutes so that it won't disturb your night's rest.
There are also light indicators on the front of the charging station to show you which devices are charging, which is a nice touch. Lamicall also includes a 20-watt charging adapter and 5-foot USB-C charging cable, so you don't need to supply your own.
Why this deal matters
No one likes to have extra chargers to worry about, so an all-in-one solution just simplifies the experience. And this portable charging station is also very compact, so you don't need a lot of space to use it. At just $20, it's much cheaper than buying separate chargers for your iPhone, AirPods and Apple Watch, and this is a great option for travel.
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