HyperDrive USB-C Hub + 7.5W Qi Wireless Charger iPhone Stand
Posted January 25, 2018
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EmailThe HyperDrive USB-C Hub + 7.5W Qi Wireless Charger iPhone Stand is an amazing little port that can wirelessly charge your phone, and also has a multitude of other ports that you may be missing on your USB-C computer.
If you have a new computer with only USB-C ports (like the new MacBook Pro) you may suffer from port stress. Since USB-C is fairly new, most of the stuff you have that needs to plug into your computer isn't USB-C. This leaves you having to buy adaptors and new cables that can really clutter your desk. An adaptor for USB, an adaptor for thunderbolt, multi-adapters, HDMI, Ethernet, the list is endless, and in most cases you only have 4 ports. The HyperDrive can't solve all of these problems, but it certainly can help a lot.
The HyperDrive combines a USB-C multi-adapter port with a wireless charging station. Plug in the hub into your computer via USB-C and you can just put your phone on it and it will start charging. Below the charging stand are all your favorite ports you need including more USB-C, USB-A, HDMI, Ethernet, an SD slot, a micro SD slot, and an LCD display for showing voltage and current.
The HyperDrive USB-C Hub / Wireless Charger for an early bird price of $99 on Kickstarter. It goes up to $159 at full retail after the campaign. So don't waste your money on many expensive dongle adapters sold by Apple and others, get your all in one right here.
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