iXCC Dual USB Fast Travel Charger

September 30, 2015

We all have devices that are charged via a USB cable. These devices never last as long as we would like on a single charge. Even when we plug in the device to charge, it never seems to charge fast enough.

Loyal readers know I’m a big fan of having plenty of USB cables. But you also need a place to plug in those cables to charge. The iXCC Dual USB Fast Travel Charger (shown at right) gives you something portable and it delivers more amps for devices that support fast charging.

The best part is that it is on sale for only $9.99 as I write this. I don’t know how long the sale will last, but you might want to pick up a few before the prices goes up again.

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