Man Buys Foldable Charger to Declutter Desk, Now Saddled with Folded Desk
KEY POINTS
- •Anker is offering its MagGo wireless charging station for $49.99, $60 less than usual, through January 30th on Woot.
- •The foldable 3-in-1 charger powers MagSafe iPhones at up to 15W, Apple Watch Series 11 fast charging, and AirPods at 5W.
- •Its lightweight, foldable design aims to reduce desk clutter and comes with a 40W USB-C adapter and a five-foot USB-C cable.
In a world where separate chargers follow humans around like extra luggage, Anker's MagGo Wireless Charging Station (Foldable 3-in-1) promises salvation at $49.99 through January 30th on Amazon-owned Woot, slashing $60 off its listed $109.99 price. This charger not only beams up to 15W to MagSafe iPhones and cranks fast charges for Apple Watch Series 11 owners but also calmly recharges AirPods at a modest 5W. Its foldable design boasts lightness under the iPhone 17 Pro's weight, a neat little miracle to toss in a bag or maybe add a new dimension to 'desk clutter.' Included is also a 40W USB-C adapter and a five-foot USB-C cable, because apparently your charger needs more cables than your phone. Meanwhile, for those truly thriving on irony, Lego Roses and rugged Bluetooth speakers make suspicious appearances on sale. Because nothing says adulting like $9.91 in plastic flowers and a speaker that vibrates dust off, just like your soul on a Monday.
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This $49 charger folds up lighter than your iPhone 17 Pro, so you can replace one set of tangled cords with an elegant vertical pile of desperation.
Buying one charger to replace three is like hiring one magician to do three tricks at once: neat, but everyone's just hoping it doesn't drop the ball.
The only thing faster than this charger's power is how quickly your desk evolves from tidy to tech burial ground.
Source: Theverge | Published: 1/27/2026 | Author: Sheena Vasani
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