CHEAP: Begone, cable — $50 for 2 Samsung wireless charging pads have damned thee to hell

2019-7-25 14:05

Welcome to CHEAP, our series about things that are good, but most of all, cheap. CHEAP! Listen, do you have a new(-ish) phone? And do you use a… cable to charge it? God, I hope not. I truly wish upon whatever deity you or your loved ones hold dear that you’re not stranded in 2010 and are using a wire.

  Why? Well, two reasons. The first, I’m just that kinda guy — caring, affectionate, and genuinely concerned about your well-being. Secondly, wireless charging is everywhere and, really, you should be using it. Shock! Horror! There’s currently a great deal on a…

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