When we aren’t giving you news or reviews we love saving you money. Here’s another deal on some sweet accessories for your Windows Phone devices. Is your phone capable of charging wirelessly and you don’t have a plate yet to go with it? Time to get one.
The Nokia wireless charging plate (DT-900) is one of those basic accessories that anyone with a phone that can wirelessly charge needs. There is something so futuristic about just placing your phone down onto a surface (no, not that Surface) to begin charging. If you have one you know how great it is, if you don’t already everyone in the comments below will let you know you're in the future.
So you’re ready to get in on this wireless charging craze or you want to add more to your current collection? I mean you do you want a charging plate for every table in your house, right? AT&T is currently selling them for over 50% off. One charging plate is normally $49.99, but you’re going to save some cash. Here’s how it works.
- Buy 1 and save 50%. Normally $49.00 but you’ll get it for $24.50
- Buy 2 and get an extra 10% off. Get two plates for $44.10
- Buy 3 and get an extra 25% off. Get three plates for $55.14
Not a bad deal at all. Of course you’ll need to be in the United States or know of a clever way to get AT&T to ship abroad (it's web only). And topping it all off? We’re seeing all colors available – black, white, red, yellow, and cyan. Dan will probably grab another baker’s dozen of yellow chargers to go with his quiver of yellow devices and accessories.
Anybody going to pick these little chargers up? They’ll work with any Qi-enabled phone like the HTC 8X (on Verizon), Lumia 920, and the Lumia 925 (with wireless charging shell).
Source: AT&T Via: SlickDeals
Thanks for the tip Sean!
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