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Anker Spotlight Wireless Charger

Anker Spotlight Wireless Charger

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Charge your iPhone in style with the Anker MagGo Qi2-certified wireless charger, delivering up to 15W fast charging and seamless MagSafe compatibility. Designed for bedside or desktop use, it features a built-in ambient light with touch control for adjustable brightness and color temperature. The stand supports both portrait and landscape modes with flexible viewing angles up to 54°, so you can watch, scroll, or FaceTime hands-free.

Key Features:

Qi2 & MagSafe compatible, up to 15W fast wireless charging
Built-in adjustable soft ambient light with touch controls
Charge in portrait or landscape with multiple tilt angles
Includes USB-C cable and 25W PD wall charger

Perfect for nightstands, desks, and cozy spaces where power meets ambiance.

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