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Get a four-port USB car charger and a 6-foot Lightning cable for $16.99

Posted on May 10, 2015April 24, 2020 By Hulk

Finally, a decent option for recharging your mobile gadgets while you’re on the road.

 

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iClever

 

Ever notice how car chargers are mostly terrible? In my experience, built-in USB ports deliver only a trickle charge, and a lot of cigarette-lighter adapters are the same way. Modern phones and tablets need more juice.

Meanwhile, ever notice how most cheap Lightning cables are terrible? In my experience, unless they’re MFi certified, you’re lucky to get a couple weeks before they just flat-out stop working. Alas, the MFi-certified cables tend to sell at a premium.

Enter today’s deal, a great two-fer if ever there was one: Hisgadget (via Amazon) has the iClever four-port USB car charger and iClever 6-foot MFi-certified Lightning cable for $16.99. That’s after adding both to your cart and applying coupon code VPBCQKJ4 at checkout. Shipping is free for Amazon Prime subscribers.
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Wearables Tags:Amazon, amazon prime, charger, chargers, experience, iClever, lightning, mobile, usb

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