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This charger is compatible with many iPhone models, such as the iPhone 16 and 16e and the AirPods Pro. This charging set is also nifty and travel-friendly as it is foldable. It also offers a hands-free viewing stand, a unique triangle setup, allowing you to watch videos or make calls while charging.
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A cool part about this device is the Smart LED light which can signal your charging status for any of your Apple devices. With this purchase, you can expect additional parts such as a wireless charger and a USB-C charging cable.
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