Why lug around a bag jammed with wires, hubs and other gear when you can attach a tiny gadget to your keychain that has all the functionality you need? With Lightning, USB-C and micro USB connectors, WonderCube Pro can get just about anything done.
This eight-in-one device can lets you connect to a charger, yes, but it also functions as a phone stand, an LED light, a flash memory reader and more. You can even use it with a 9-volt battery for an emergency charge!
Tiny package, big charge
When not in use, this innovative mini-hub takes up a single square inch. Need a charge? Take your pick of Lightning, micro USB or Type C connectors and flip them out to connect to whatever you need to. Gold plating ensures a quicker power up, and you can use the different connections to sync or transfer files from your laptop to your phone. Whether you’ve got an Apple device or Android, you’re never far from a charge. You don’t even need another device for a power source, either, thanks to the connection points for a 9-volt battery.
And that’s just the beginning of the WonderCube Pro’s functionality. You can use the WonderCube Pro to connect to a flash drive. Plus, tiny suction cups on one end let you use it as a phone stand. You can even press a button and light up a tiny LED flashlight for emergencies.
CNET described it like this: “A seriously versatile keychain accessory, this little cube converts into a sync cable, kickstand, flashlight and a while lot more.”
Save on a Swiss Army cube: the WonderCube Pro
You can take your pick of a single WonderCube Pro at $43.99 or a two-pack for $79.99, both of which are the best prices you’ll find anywhere online.
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