Wireless chargers aren't expensive anymore and Yootech wants to make a statement by selling everyone a unit for just $9.19 today.
Yootech Wireless Charger Available for Just $9.19 Today, Grab the Deal Before it Sells Out
Slowly and gradually, wireless charging has taken over our homes, especially when it comes to smartphones. Right now, you can pick up a wireless charger for a measly $9.19 only. If you want to create a wireless charging ecosystem in your home, then Yootech's deal is a nice starting point.
First and foremost, the wireless charger from Yootech on sale offers speeds of up to 10W which means it will charge something like a Samsung Galaxy smartphone at a pretty respectable rate. iPhones will charge at 7.5W while everything else will get 5W of power.
This charger is designed with AirPods in mind. Instead of fighting with the charger to find the perfect charging spot, just drop the AirPods inside the rubber ring at the top of the pad and you will start charging up instantly.
With tons of safety features built into this thing, you can never over-charge your devices or even cause damage of any sort. If an anomaly is detected, this charger will take care of it by stopping everything in its tracks.
This wireless charger does not ship with an AC power adapter. Make sure you use it with a Quick Charge 3.0 power adapter.
Buy Yootech Wireless Charger, Qi-Certified 10W Max Fast Wireless Charging Pad - Was $11.99, now just $9.19
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