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Moft's deals include their MagSafe compatible FlexKit for just $59, which saves you $21 over its regular price of $80. The kit includes a tripod and wallet that seal shut. The tripod can raise the phone up to eight inches while the wallet holds up to two cards. It doubles as a grip whenever you're on the go so you can hold the phone more securely.
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Moft is also offering their Creator Kit for iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max, iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max for just $120, which saves you $30. Creators kits are slightly different for iPhone 15 vs. iPhone 16, so check the components when you make your selection. Other discounts include savings of two for 15% off when you any two lanyards, tripods, wallets or cases. Their smart desk mat is now down to $159, which saves you $28. It's essentially a portable desk for your laptop or tablet and comes in black, blue or siena brown.
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