🔌 Peak Design’s new charging devices focus on specs and premium designs
🧲 $99 2-in-1 Mobile Charging Station features two 25W Qi2.2 magnetic charging pads
🔋 $99 Kickstand Travel Battery delivers 15W charging on its own, and 25W passthrough charging when plugged in
⚡ $64 Dual Slim Charger gives you up to 65W plug-in power in a small package
🧵 $24 USB-C UltraStrand Cables come in 60W and 240W variants
Peak Design has expanded its consumer electronics line with a wireless charger, power bank, and power brick that feel more premium than typical charging accessories.
The first device is the $99 2-in-1 Mobile Charging Station, which features two 25W Qi2.2 magnetic charging pads. You can charge two devices simultaneously while it’s folded flat. It also features a single aluminum arm that’s strong enough to hold up even an iPhone 18 Pro Max or iPhone Duo.
If you also have an Apple Watch Ultra 4, Fitbit, another wearable, or earbuds to charge, the 2-in-1 Mobile Charging Station also has a USB-C port on the side.
Kickstand Travel Battery
Next up, the $99 Kickstand Travel Battery is a Qi2.3-certified wireless charger with a thin metal kickstand. It can deliver 15W of wireless power from its internal battery and up to 25W when plugged into the wall. It also supports pass-through charging, so plugging in the battery replenishes it and your phone at the same time.
Dual Slim Charger
The $64 Dual Slim Charger is about the size of an Altioids case, but it delivers serious plug-in power up to 65W. This charger is also intelligent and can adapt to deliver 30W evenly between two devices, or prioritize one with 45W and send 15W to a second device.
This isn’t the first time we’ve seen a charger this small, but they’ve only delivered up to 25W or 30W of power max.
UltraStrand Cables
Lastly, Peak Design introduced a serious set of $24 USB-C UltraStrand Cables. The standard model supports up to 60W charging, but there’s a higher-end 240W model that also allows for 40Gbps data transfers over USB4. Both versions of the cable feature a braided exterior and an integrated plastic clip.
The new charging collection is available starting today directly from Peak Design.
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