Prime Day Deal: Prime Day Is Winding Down, but These 30W Phone Chargers Are Still Only $5 Each
Problem solved. On this final day of Prime Day, Amazon is just about giving away a 2-pack of CUKTECH 30W Phone Chargers for $9.99, 60% off its previous $24.99. You'll most likely spend more on a latte later.
These cube-shaped, foldable wall chargers can "power up your iPhone 15 from 0% to 58% in just 30 minutes," according to CUKTECH. They're compatible with a ton of devices, including cell phones, tablets and headphones. These little beauties have been so popular that they have a .
And if you really want to upsell yourself for Prime Day, check out these Apple deals. Truth be told, we haven't seen discounted offers like these, maybe ever.
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Why this deal matters
Sometimes snoozing is not losing. Maybe you've waited until the final day of Prime Day, but the wait was worth it to get these (kinda free) phone chargers. And if you eventually lose them, no big deal. They're only $5 each, after all.
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