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The charger at Apple and everywhere else is for $219.
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Belkin Boost Charge Pro 3-in-1 Wireless Charger with Magsafe 15W $150.36 Delivered @ digiDirect eBay
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POWER1 on 02/11/2022 - 19:13 ebay.com.au (726 clicks)
Last edited 02/11/2022 - 20:02 by 2 other users
Last edited 02/11/2022 - 20:02 by 2 other users
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If only that was the white one and the latest gen one
Just a heads up, this appears to be the older model, which doesn’t have the fast charge for newer Apple Watches
how do we tell old or new?
- By model number,
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Old: WIZ009AUWH
New: WIZ017AUWH
yeah iwatch takes for ever to charge, i still got 2
Nice find op even for the older model.
I bought this for like $165 about a year ago on ebay. I ended up returning that one because it made a squealing noise at the powerpoint. I got a refund and bought a replacement from local JB for the same price (pricematched somewhere) and alas it also had a sqealing sound.
Got used to it. Overall its a great piece of gear if you have apple stuff. Good price at $150.
what type of squealing sound?
very low noise, electrical sound. It wasn't by any means loud, but with this next to your bed at night when it's quiet, it is audible
Coil whining?
@DrScavenger: I'm not sure, maybe. It was coming from the wall plug, not the unit. It was an oscillating sound, high pitch then low pitch… Repeating
Good deal. DigiDirect did a good job of packaging this when I ordered in the last deal for $154ish.
Is it 15w split between all 3 sites?
have 1 already, paid $219 been meaning to get a few more, this makes it a no brainer, cheers picked up 2 more $300
Can this charge 2 phones at the same time and wireless earphones? my wife and I have pixel phones and we want to declutter the beside table.
Nah, if you had AirPods Pro you could.
I just checked the one I have, the wireless charging pad for the AirPods was still warm, despite nothing being charged there for the last 3 hours; (unit is plugged in to the wall). Anyone know if this is normal?
60,000 telstra points if anyone's looking to use their points on something