Technology
This stellar iPhone 11 charging case is a steal at this price
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TL;DR: Charge your phone wherever you are with the SlimJuicer 4,500mAh Wireless Charging Case for iPhone 11, which is priced at just $21.24 when you use the code MERRYSAVE15.
So, you’re getting a brand new iPhone for [Insert Holiday Of Choice]. Whether you opt for the luxurious iPhone 11 Pro Max, its smaller sibling the 11 Pro, or the colorful, less high-tech 11, you’re in for a treat. It’s definitely an impressive piece of hardware, but sadly, it still suffers from the age-old problem of low battery life.
Rather than investing in heaps of Lightning cables to store in every room of your home (plus your car and commuter bag), perhaps the best solution is this SlimJuicer Wireless Charging Case. Providing both protection and power, this case delivers an extra 15 hours of internet use, 18 hours of video playback, 30 hours of talking time, and 65 hours of audio playback on the go via Qi. And all you have to do is press a button to activate it.
The charger itself can also be juiced up wirelessly, so you never really have to worry about those crappy Lightning cables again if you don’t want to. Just lay it on a charging pad and the juice will flow to both the SlimJuicer and your iPhone.
While the power is definitely its main selling point, the SlimJuicer is also a solid, durable case, too. It’s resistant against drops and scratches and allows the use of other accessories, like Lightning earbuds.
Originally retailing for $39.99, the SlimJuicer is on sale now for $24.99. Plus, with the code MERRYSAVE15, you can save an extra 15% and get one for your iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, or iPhone 11 Pro Max for just $21.24. It’s going to be hard to be that deal.
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