@chienfou The power tools were at the production facilities, even if all they did was refine the raw materials that went into the self-emulsifying mix. I suppose that one might make them in a hand-cranked ice cream freezer, though.
Magnetic wireless charging stands have never made sense to me compared to non magnetic wireless charging stands.
When you try to remove your phone from a magnet stand, doesn’t the stand come up with it since it’s now magnetically attached to your phone?
On a car vent charger it makes sense because the charger is fixed to your vent and won’t budge when you remove your phone. But if the stand isn’t fixed to your desk won’t it just come up with your phone?
@uscpsycho I use a non-magnetic stand and frequently bump it and knock the phone off. So does the cat. I just bought a UEQ 3 in 1 mag charger from the big a, and it works great. I just have to give it a twist and pry and it comes off without upsetting the stand. I want a couple more, but don’t want to spring for them at reg price, $33. Almost bought another yesterday. Likely buy this 2 pack. Though it doesn’t have a watch charger, I guess I can make do with my existing watch chargers. (The UEQ is nice though. Stays cool, is fast, and holds securely at any angle so iPhone can display your custom choice of clocks, calendar, photos, etc.)
@uscpsycho I somewhat agree with this…you can’t just pick it up without the charger coming wiht you. You have to kinda slide it to the side off the magnetic base if you’re taking it off one-handed. This one says it has a vacuum suction base, so it might help with that.
After getting these, this is definitely a problem. The charger comes right up with the phone unless you physically detach it, and the magnetic grip is quite strong. So separating the phone takes effort.
The suction cup on the bottom only works on extremely flat surfaces like glass and it works well on those surfaces. However, the slightest texture makes the suction completely fail.
/showme the bride of frankenstein wearing a pair of headphones whose ear pieces are magnetic wireless charging pads that are slightly glowing as she sits reading a magazine titled “Wireless Charging Trends”
Kinda weird to see Meh do a write up telling you to spend a bit more for the premium brand, when my house is filled with no name knock off stuff that I got from their IRK’s
I got two in the box right now, unopened. Paid $10 more back in April. I had planned in giving them as b-day gifts. But I also needed to get them mag cases to go with it & never got around to buying them.
Specs
Product: 2-Pack: Aukey Magfusion Qi2 2-in-1 Foldable Charger
Model: LC-MC211
Condition: New
What’s Included?
Price Comparison
$55.98 (for 2) at Best Buy
$119.98 (for 2) at Aukey
Warranty
90 days
Estimated Delivery
Monday, Jul 13 - Tuesday, Jul 14
I have one, it works great, however you have to supply your own 30w charging adaptor.
Seems like a sick deal. Only 5 sold so far?
This is not snacks. I can’t eat this. Please provide cheap snacks.
“Margaritas are already wireless” does not answer the question.
The correct response is “No.”
Frozen margaritas require power tools. Margs on the rocks can be done with a shaker. This is neither.
@werehatrack
Or maybe not…
@chienfou The power tools were at the production facilities, even if all they did was refine the raw materials that went into the self-emulsifying mix. I suppose that one might make them in a hand-cranked ice cream freezer, though.
@werehatrack
Yeah, and the hole to plant the lime tree probably wasn’t dug by hand either…
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Magnetic wireless charging stands have never made sense to me compared to non magnetic wireless charging stands.
When you try to remove your phone from a magnet stand, doesn’t the stand come up with it since it’s now magnetically attached to your phone?
On a car vent charger it makes sense because the charger is fixed to your vent and won’t budge when you remove your phone. But if the stand isn’t fixed to your desk won’t it just come up with your phone?
@uscpsycho I use a non-magnetic stand and frequently bump it and knock the phone off. So does the cat. I just bought a UEQ 3 in 1 mag charger from the big a, and it works great. I just have to give it a twist and pry and it comes off without upsetting the stand. I want a couple more, but don’t want to spring for them at reg price, $33. Almost bought another yesterday. Likely buy this 2 pack. Though it doesn’t have a watch charger, I guess I can make do with my existing watch chargers. (The UEQ is nice though. Stays cool, is fast, and holds securely at any angle so iPhone can display your custom choice of clocks, calendar, photos, etc.)
@uscpsycho I somewhat agree with this…you can’t just pick it up without the charger coming wiht you. You have to kinda slide it to the side off the magnetic base if you’re taking it off one-handed. This one says it has a vacuum suction base, so it might help with that.
@uscpsycho the number of times my non magnetic charger has been slightly misaligned and my phone didn’t charge…
After getting these, this is definitely a problem. The charger comes right up with the phone unless you physically detach it, and the magnetic grip is quite strong. So separating the phone takes effort.
The suction cup on the bottom only works on extremely flat surfaces like glass and it works well on those surfaces. However, the slightest texture makes the suction completely fail.
Hmmm …
/showme Frankenstein’s monster using two Aukey Magfusion Qi2 chargers touching his neck electrodes in order to recharge.
@cfg83 Here’s the image you requested for “Frankenstein s monster using two Aukey Magfusion Qi2 chargers touching his neck electrodes in ord…”
/showme the bride of frankenstein wearing a pair of headphones whose ear pieces are magnetic wireless charging pads that are slightly glowing as she sits reading a magazine titled “Wireless Charging Trends”
@werehatrack Here’s the image you requested for “the bride of frankenstein wearing a pair of headphones whose ear pieces are magnetic wireless cha…”
So it’s a few dollars cheaper at Best Buy with freight. Instant replacement if it’s bad.
@craigcush
That looks like it is for one. This is for 2.
Qi2 means that it’s PixelSnap in addition to MagSafe. There are a few smartphones out there that don’t start with a lowercase “i.”
Hmm…I can taste the MEHness.
Kinda weird to see Meh do a write up telling you to spend a bit more for the premium brand, when my house is filled with no name knock off stuff that I got from their IRK’s
They did warn me NOT to buy those, though.
I got two in the box right now, unopened. Paid $10 more back in April. I had planned in giving them as b-day gifts. But I also needed to get them mag cases to go with it & never got around to buying them.
So they sit. Like other meh stuff.
They’re on sidedeal.com right now for $19.99 each.