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Walmart's Magnetic Phone Car Charger Is Now on Sale for Just $17, and It ‘Works Perfectly'
Walmart's Magnetic Phone Car Charger Is Now on Sale for Just $17, and It ‘Works Perfectly'

Auto Blog

time5 days ago

  • Automotive
  • Auto Blog

Walmart's Magnetic Phone Car Charger Is Now on Sale for Just $17, and It ‘Works Perfectly'

By signing up I agree to the Terms of Use and acknowledge that I have read the Privacy Policy . You may unsubscribe from email communication at anytime. Autoblog brings you car news; expert reviews and exciting pictures and video. Research and compare vehicles, too. The 2026 Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing is the first model in the brand's Curated by Cadillac personalization program. View post: Walmart Has an 'Easy to Use' Electric Screwdriver on Sale for 54% Off Audi's August lease offer on the 2025 A3 makes luxury more attainable. See how you can take advantage of this limited-time deal. With thousands of 2025 Camrys still in stock at steep discounts, buyers may save more by skipping the lightly updated 2026 model. View post: 2026 Toyota Camry Price Jumps— Should You Buy the 2025 Instead? Autoblog aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. There is nothing worse than getting into your car and realizing your phone has a low battery. Whether you are going on a road trip or just headed to the office, it's vital that your phone battery be at 100%. And that's why you need a car charger at your disposal. The Etepehi Magnetic Wireless Car Charger is now on sale at Walmart for only $17. This charger is only compatible with the most recent iPhone models (16 to 12), so if you own another kind of smartphone, this charger isn't for you. It uses a built-in magnetic element that will forcefully suction your iPhone to the charger. Etepehi Magnetic Wireless Car Charger, $17 (was $33) at Walmart This charger uses MagSafe technology and a large coil to charge your phone fast and efficiently. With powerful magnets that offer 1,300g of holding force, your iPhone will automatically lock against the charging coil. It also features a non-slip silicone ring that will keep your phone safe and secure on bumpy roads and during inclement weather. 'High-quality and easy to use,' wrote one shopper. 'Great quality product! I have previously purchased other 3-in-1 charging stations but would definitely recommend this one because there is only one charging cable.' Another customer said, 'Works exactly like it's supposed to. My phone stays attached and you can use it while it's attached very easily. Magnet is strong and keeps the phone in place.' The best part about this car charger is that it offers 360-degree rotation and one hand operation. Its flexible swivel ball joint lets you switch your phone from vertical to horizontal, so you can find the best angle while driving. It is extremely easy to install with a unique hook clip design that attaches to the air outlet blade of the car. 'Love it! Works perfectly!' said another shopper. 'Like the magnet that holds the phone.' For only $17, you can add this magnetic car charger to your vehicle that will make juicing up your device a breeze. This deal won't last for long, so click add to cart ASAP. About the Author Victoria Garcia View Profile

The ‘Curated by Cadillac' CT5-V Blackwing is a $158k bespoke super saloon
The ‘Curated by Cadillac' CT5-V Blackwing is a $158k bespoke super saloon

Top Gear

time6 days ago

  • Automotive
  • Top Gear

The ‘Curated by Cadillac' CT5-V Blackwing is a $158k bespoke super saloon

The 'Curated by Cadillac' CT5-V Blackwing is a $158k bespoke super saloon Sorry, super-*sedan*. V8-powered Caddy will get new exclusive options Skip 5 photos in the image carousel and continue reading Turn on Javascript to see all the available pictures. 1 / 5 Deep breath. This is the Curated by Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing. It is a version of Caddy's rather brilliant V8-powered super saloon – sorry, super sedan – that'll be built in limited numbers from 2026. And as that name rather suggests, it's a bespoke performance car allowing its lucky new owner room for much customisation – sorry, customization – via options specially chosen by Cadillac. Advertisement - Page continues below For example, there's more than 160 colours on offer, including high-gloss and 'frost' finishes, with each one hand-painted by Caddy. The interior colours and materials also benefit from an expanded selection, allowing 'millions of different combinations'. The entire experience will be just like if you're ordering a Cadillac Celestiq, so each owner will be afforded their own 'concierge' who'll guide them through their luxury V8 performance car spec. None of this will include upping the spec on the Caddy's dark heart, though none is needed: each Curated by Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing will mirror the 'regular' Blackwing spec. So that's a 6.2-litre supercharged V8 sending 668bhp and 659lb ft to the rear wheels via via your choice of a six-speed manual or 10-speed auto. Now for the final deep breath. Each of these cars will be hand-built in Michigan, with prices starting at $158,000… which is a fair chunk over the regular CT5-V Blackwing, which starts at $97,600. Advertisement - Page continues below Looking for more from the USA? READ THE LATEST USA NEWS Top Gear Newsletter Thank you for subscribing to our newsletter. Look out for your regular round-up of news, reviews and offers in your inbox. Get all the latest news, reviews and exclusives, direct to your inbox. Success Your Email*

Cadillac elevates its lineup with the CT5 and the all-electric LYRIQ
Cadillac elevates its lineup with the CT5 and the all-electric LYRIQ

Al Bawaba

time08-08-2025

  • Automotive
  • Al Bawaba

Cadillac elevates its lineup with the CT5 and the all-electric LYRIQ

Cadillac Middle East continues to push the boundaries of bold design and innovation with the arrival of the refreshed CT5 range, including the dynamic CT5-V and the pinnacle of performance, the CT5-V Blackwing. Launching alongside the all-electric Cadillac LYRIQ, these models signal a new era of power, presence, and CT5 and LYRIQ together represent Cadillac's strategic advancement, providing customers with flexible powertrain options tailored to their preferences, while maintaining high standards of performance, innovation, and design. Both models exemplify Cadillac's dedication to exceptional craftsmanship, continuous progress, and delivering a unique brand on its legacy, the CT5 delivers a heightened sense of sophistication and control. The updated model showcases Cadillac's signature vertical lighting, a reimagined front fascia, and a tech-rich cabin anchored by a sweeping 33-inch LED display. Inside, the experience blends next-generation connectivity with purposeful design, creating an environment that feels intuitive, immersive, and unmistakably CT5-V harnesses 360 horsepower and 550 Nm of torque from its 3.0L twin-turbo V6 engine, while the handcrafted CT5-V Blackwing, Cadillac's most powerful production sedan, harnesses 668 horsepower and 893 Nm of torque from its 6.2L supercharged V8 engine. Performance comes standard, featuring magnetic ride control, Brembo brakes, available carbon-fiber packages that deliver sharp precision and confident handling on every the CT5 is the Cadillac LYRIQ, the brand's second all-electric SUV to debut in the region. Designed to deliver a uniquely Cadillac experience, LYRIQ pairs expressive styling with advanced electric performance. The dual-motor all-wheel-drive system generates 515 horsepower and 610 Nm of torque, with an estimated range of 463 km on a full charge¹.The LYRIQ is capable of DC fast charging at up to 150 kW, enabling owners to add up to 130 km of range in just 15 minutes² at maximum capacity. A complimentary 22 kW Level 2 wall-box charger³ is included with the vehicle purchase, and a standard dual-voltage portable charging cable is also provided, supporting both Level 1 and Level 2 charging for added flexibility and seamless overnight charging at the LYRIQ is a serene, high-tech environment centered around a curved 33-inch 9K LED display that integrates infotainment in one panoramic interface. The immersive cabin is further enhanced by next-generation Active Noise Cancellation, ambient lighting with 126 color options, and a 19-speaker AKG Studio audio system, offering quiet confidence that defines luxury commitment to connected vehicles shines through the integration of features like Google built-in⁴, offering seamless access to navigation, entertainment, and voice assistance, while the myCadillac app empowers drivers with real-time diagnostics, remote commands, and convenient charging management. These innovations, combined with in-car Wi-Fi capability⁵, redefine the luxury experience by placing intuitive control and personalized connectivity at the driver's fingertips. That commitment extends beyond connectivity. Both the CT5 and LYRIQ are equipped with a comprehensive suite of safety and driver-assistance features⁶, including Forward Collision Alert, Automatic Emergency Braking, and Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning.

Test-Driving The 2025 Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing's New Precision Package
Test-Driving The 2025 Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing's New Precision Package

Forbes

time30-07-2025

  • Automotive
  • Forbes

Test-Driving The 2025 Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing's New Precision Package

In the modern automotive industry, Cadillac's gob-smacking CT5-V Blackwing represents a blast from the distant past. This hardcore sport sedan, with a boisterous engine and a manual transmission, simply seems out of place in an era when sedans, big gasoline engines and stick shifts are all going extinct at an alarming rate. After a steady string of Cadillac's admittedly impressive EVs, I recently revisited this behemoth as equipped with the new-for-2025 Precision Pack, which adds higher-performance suspension, carbon-ceramic brakes and optional track-focused tires. My loaner arrived wearing Michelin Pilot Sport 4 S tires, as befitting time spent on public roads versus the available Cup 2 R rubber. And even after first impressions, I repeatedly blessed Cadillac's heart for keeping this bombastic dreamboat alive. At the heart of the CT5-V Blackwing, regardless of trim and options, lurks a supercharged 6.2-liter LT4 V8 familiar from previous applications in the Escalade V, Camaro ZL1 and the previous Corvette generation's Z06 package. For this sedan, Cadillac stuck with a respectable 1.74-liter supercharger, versus the larger Escalade's 2.65-liter unit (itself borrowed from the C7 'Vette ZR1). Output therefore slots in as 668 horsepower and 659 lb-ft of torque, absolutely absurd figures for a luxury car—even if nobody will ever think of this as an economical commuter sedan. In fairness, the manual transmission might just help with fuel economy. A 10-speed automatic is also available, but the fact that Cadillac still sells a stick shift, with rear-wheel drive no less, stands far apart from the entire rest of the automotive industry. Sticking with the Stick Shift, Against All Odds Most manufacturers these days tend to tame big power with all-wheel drive and dual-clutch gearboxes, in the name of safety, performance and reliability. Instead, Caddy wants owners to row through gears—and this six-speed shift knob's crisp and short throws, with perfectly weighted responsiveness, helps to impart a sense of substance to the powertrain beyond just the borderline unbelievable power figures. Meanwhile, from the tail end, a raucous exhaust soundtrack almost borders on egregiously loud. Even in the quietest mode with valving closed down, the engine and exhaust and supercharger whine go barking mad with the lightest blip of throttle, making the temptation to heel-toe through every downshift almost inescapable. So much so that I decided against using the automatic rev-matching feature immediately on every drive, even if the Precision Package's carbon-ceramic brakes do provide so much bite that the pedal travel reduces enough to make heel-toeing at anything less than full pressure somewhat awkward. Ripping up through gears at anything near full throttle, on the other hand, produces the kind of acceleration typically reserved for high-performance EVs these days. Make no mistake: The CT5-V Blackwing can burn rubber solidly in third gear with traction control off in V Mode. I played with the various drive modes a fair amount, including the adjustable ESC intervention of Race 1 and 2, to explore the Blackwing's multifaceted personality. And kept winding my way back to full insanity with all the nannies switched off. But absurd hooliganism isn't the only point here. More importantly, the MagneRide suspension can adjust to span the wide gap from smooth luxury to hardcore sportiness. Want to cruise in calm comfort between stints at the edge of sanity? No problem. Even the steering feedback absolutely nails the frequently challenging dichotomy of pleasing resistance and precise placement when pushing hard in full attack mode. A Canyon Carver Crammed Full of Creature Comforts Combined, the Blackwing and Precision Package make hustling this big four-door through canyons and corners a thrilling experience very nearly equal to childish fun playing around with ridiculous power. But though I can't get onboard with the two-tone yacht-spec interior, the plush seats and crisp touchscreens and premium materials throughout also leave lower-spec Caddies in the dust. Only the Escalade V, in my experience, matches this level of quality—though the sedan's fuel economy almost matches that of the large SUV, at an abysmal 15 mpg combined from 13 city and 20 highway. A CT5-V Blackwing equipped with the Precision Package can also almost meet the Escalade V on equal pricing ground, too, at $134,605 as tested. That's up from $95,595 to start including the $18,000 Precision Package's add-ons, plus the two-tone interior's $8,090 upcharge. Unfortunately, GM's industry-leading Super Cruise cannot come with the manual transmission—you need the 10-speed automatic to allow for semi-autonomous driving, a crying shame given that skipping the stick shift simply misses the point of this model in the first place. Super Cruise might just make the manual Blackwing take the all-rounder cake, but a week spent with a full-size sedan so big and yet simultaneously so engaging made me start to wonder about similar options on the used market. Maybe an E39-generation BMW M5, for example, or a B7-generation Audi RS 4. Even a Lotus Carlton, as a true blast from the past. But at this late date in the internal-combustion age, I still marvel at the fact that Cadillac insists on clinging to bygone era by cranking out the CT5-V Blackwing at all. Think of this stupendous creation as a Hellcat for buyers with actual taste, those rare few who appreciate design and luxury while simultaneously harboring an insatiable penchant for pure performance.

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