Geek Daily Deals 051418 play mat qi charging stand

Geek Daily Deals May. 14, 2018: Children’s Play Rug for $15; Qi Charging Stand for iPhone/Samsung for $17

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Geek Daily Deals 051418 play mat qi charging standGeek Daily Deals – Perfect for hours of imaginative fun, this 60″ x 32″ play rug is perfect for a kid’s room floor or for taking out and using wherever fun can be had! Or get charged up with this Qi-compatible charging stand for your iPhone/Samsung phones.

Kids Carpet Playmat Rug City Life:

  • This City Rug includes a Hospital, a School, a Airport and so much more!
  • Large Size! Each mat measures 60 inches by 32 inches!
  • Extra Thick Fine Quality, Has a skid proof latex back
  • Folds and rolls up very nicely

Get one today for just $15!

 

PowerPort Wireless 5 Stand (AC Adapter Not Included):

  • Charge Forward: Using highly efficient components and an advanced chipset, PowerPort Wireless charges any Qi-compatible device in 10% less time than other 5W wireless chargers.
  • Versatile Viewing: Charge vertically or horizontally for ideal use with Face ID, keeping track of messages, or watching videos. (Metal attachments or credit cards will interfere with charging.)
  • Certified Safe: Totally eliminate the radiation and overheating risks associated with wireless charging. With overvoltage protection, temperature control, foreign object detection, and more, you and your iPhone are fully protected.
  • What You Get: PowerPort Wireless 5 Stand, 3ft Micro USB cable (AC adapter not included), welcome guide, worry-free 18-month warranty, and friendly customer service.

Get one today for just $17!

 

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Ken is a husband and father from the San Francisco Bay Area, where he works as civil engineer. He became the Publisher of GeekDad in 2007, and the owner in 2010. He also wrote the NYT bestselling GeekDad series of project books for parents and kids to share.