Znaps Magnetic Adapter

Genius! ZNAPS is a tiny magnetic charging adapter for mobile devices, its a simple small idea with a great impact, it prevents frayed charging cables, tripping over cables, fiddling to plug in cable in the dark, water damage through charging outlet, and more! Simply plug the specialized micro-connector into your phone, place the included adapter on the Micro-USB/Lightning connector head and magnetically connect to start charging! With just one touch, you can instantly connect or detach your phone from the power cord! watch the video

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CMF Phone 1

The CMF Phone 1 by Nothing is an impressive budget-friendly smartphone offering premium features. It boasts a modular design with interchangeable backs, easily removed with the included tool, and supports accessories like a card case, lanyard strap, or kickstand. The 6.67-inch Super AMOLED HDR10+ display provides a 120Hz adaptive refresh rate and 2000 nits peak brightness for vibrant visuals. Powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 7300 5G processor, it comes wit...
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Nomad Mag Leather Back

The Nomad Magnetic Leather Back adds the texture of Horween leather to your iPhone while leaving its edges exposed. Available in several colors, the 2.2mm fiberglass backplate keeps the profile slim, with microfiber lining against the phone and a raised polycarbonate ring around the cameras. An integrated magnet array and reusable microsuction patches hold it in place, allowing removal removal and reinstallation. MagSafe and Qi2 charging remain compatible, so...
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STEVE JOBS IN CARBONITE IPHONE CASE | BY SOCIETY 6

How geeky and cool is this? This is a must have accessory for all you apple obsessed people, the Steve Jobs in Carbonite iPhone case replicates a famous scene from the original Star Wars Trilogy Han solo is encased in carbonite. The case is in plastic and features a frozen steve jobs with vivid detail. Hurry and get yours before it draw´s the attention of George Lucas’ legal team!...
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