If you’re looking for cool gift ideas for Apple fans this holiday season, we’ve found something you can almost guarantee they don’t already have (and will use every day)
It’s an unique-looking 3-in-1 Night Light, Wireless Charger and Smartphone Stand, and it’s on sale today for 15% off.
A charging stand that lights up
This charger will delight literally anyone on Christmas Day, because it’s full of useful features. Whether you’re looking for the perfect stuffing stocker, a Secret Santa present for that tricky person who has everything, or a gift for the teens in your family who can’t get enough of streaming on their smartphone, this will get the job done.
This versatile device will power up any Qi-enabled smartphone, wirelessly, thanks to its 15W fast wireless charger. It also works as a night light, with a crescent-shaped light and three different brightness levels you can easily switch between with just a tap. Its warm glow is subtle, comforting and perfect for falling asleep to, which makes this the ultimate nightstand upgrade.
Perhaps the coolest thing about this tabletop accessory, though, is that — unlike most wireless chargers that keep your phone lying flat in order to charge — this one also acts as a phone stand with a completely adjustable 180-degree handle. That means you can stand your phone at the perfect angle to watch movies, TV shows and YouTube videos, all while powering up your smartphone.
Combine that with the glow of the night light behind it, and you’ve got one dreamy nighttime movie setup to fall asleep to. And when you wake up, you’ll have a fully charged device. Now that’s more than just a phone charger.
Save on the 3-in-1 Night Light, Wireless Charger and Smartphone Stand
Get the 3-in-1 Night Light, Wireless Charger and Smartphone Stand for $27.99. That’s 15% off the regular price of $32.
Prices subject to change.
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