CHOETECH is offering its T524 wireless charging stand at a discounted price today. Discounted to $14.99 from the usual $20 price, it's a great way to keep your devices charged up at all times.
We all have our charging goals. Some like to keep things as minimal as possible with users being happy with the stock charger and cable, with some going great lengths to ensure that they have a charger in every corner of their house. If you find yourself in the latter category, then you might want to lay your eyes on the CHOETECH T524 fast wireless charger.
What's great about this particular wireless charger is that it supports all the common outputs - 5W, 7.5W and 10W. Meaning that whether you have an old device with you, one of the latest iPhones or a device like the Galaxy S9 or Note 9, they'll all charge up rapidly. All you have to do is pair this wireless charger up with a Quick Charge 3.0 adapter.
Like any other great stand-style wireless charger out there, this one has multiple coils. What this allows you to do is charge your phone in either portrait or landscape position, both. So basically, if you are binge watching episodes of Star Trek Deep Space Nine, then you can just place your smartphone in the landscape position and you'll keep on binging and charging at the same time.
Costing just $20 even without the discount, this charger offers great value for money. If you are seeking for a personal opinion, I would highly recommend that you go ahead with this purchase. For just $14.99 you are getting an extremely wonderful product that just works and thanks to that low price point you can spread a couple of these around your house as well.
Hit the link below for more details.
Buy CHOETECH Fast Wireless Charger, Qi-Certified Wireless Charging Stand - Was $20, now just $14.99 using special discount code XZ9JMKRY
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