Anker 3-in-1 MagSafe Charger Is at Its Lowest Price, Free Adapter Included for a Limited Time
We are inundated with devices that need to be plugged in every once in awhile. Our phones need to charge, our headphones need to charge, our watches — you guessed it — need to charge. This can result in cables and running all across our desk space or nightstands. Avoid all of that unnecessary, stress-inducing clutter by getting yourself one device that can charge all others!
Anker's MagSafe 3-in-1 charging station is designed for use with Apple products like the iPhone, AirPods, and Apple Watch and can wireless charge all three of them at the same time. Right now, its going for 29% off as part of a limited time deal at Amazon, meaning you'd save $26. The deal brings the price down from $90 to just $64.
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Built for Apple Devices
This 3-in-1 charger is built from the ground up for Apple users who have all three of the tech company's everyday products — the iPhone, AirPods, and Apple Watch. The charger features three panels for wireless charging of differing sizes to match each of those three. As a wireless charger, it'll support generations of iPhone from the 12 and up, the most recent generation of AirPods cases, and every Apple Watch.
The Anker MagSafe charging station is super efficient. The charger comes with an included 40W Power Deliver adapter and USB-C to USB-C cable, capable of super fast charging so you don't have to wait all day or night for your iPhone and additional accessories to fully charge up. An iPhone 15 Pro can reach 20% from zero in just 15 minutes. Likewise an Apple Watch Series 10 from zero to 100% in just an hour and 13 minutes. Other chargers on the market can take as long as over three hours to fully charge that Apple Watch.
One of the most remarkable aspects of this wireless charging station is that it can be used as a viewing stand for your phone while it's charging. Once magnetically connected, your phone can be rotated 360°, meaning you can view either horizontal or vertical. It can also swivel vertically with a 45° rotation to achieve the optimal viewing angle for wherever you've placed the charging station. Enjoy a coffee or your lunch while watching the latest video essay from your favorite YouTuber.
For a limited time, you can secure yourself the Anker MagSafe 3-in-1 charging station for 29% off over at Amazon in either black or white. It's normally priced at $90, but after the discount, the price is brought down to just $64. That's a savings of $26.
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