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Hoto’s PixelDrive cordless screwdriver is on sale for $59.99 at Amazon, matching its best price to date. The kit includes 30 bits, a built-in display for torque and battery life, six torque settings, two RPM modes (80 and 200), a USB-C rechargeable 2,000mAh battery, and an LED light for dim workspaces.
USB4 cables offer far more than fast charging, delivering up to 80 Gbps symmetric (or 120/40 Gbps asymmetric with USB4 v2) and the ability to power an entire setup—monitors, fast SSDs, docks, and a laptop—while remaining backward compatible with older devices. USB-C only describes the connector, and many cables vary in capability, so a device with a USB-C port may still be limited to USB 2.0 speeds if the included cable is basic. Buy premium USB4 cables mainly if your devices actually support USB4 to reap the benefits; otherwise cheaper dedicated power-delivery cables can handle simple, fast charging. Thunderbolt 4/5 are Intel counterparts sharing the same connector, and you should match the cable to what your device officially supports to get the advertised performance.
Android Central highlights 11 Anker charging products on Prime Day deals, spanning Nano fast chargers, USB-C cables, a MagGo 3-in-1 charger, and a 20,000mAh power bank, all discounted for Prime Day (June 23–26). The guide emphasizes staying powered while traveling and notes many discounts are Prime-member exclusive, helping readers pick travel-friendly gear to keep devices charged on the move.
Prime Day delivers a wide roll-up of discounts on chargers, power banks, hubs, and travel adapters from brands like Ugreen, Iniu, Belkin, Anker, Meross, and Epicka, including a 200W Ugreen Nexode six-port charger for $65, a 10,000mAh Iniu power bank for $21, and MagSafe-ready options from Baseus and Anker, plus USB-C hubs and travel adapters.
A 3D render claimed to be the final iPhone Ultra surfaces from Front Page Tech’s Jon Prosser via fpt on YouTube, suggesting a crease-free foldable with a left-edge USB-C port, split speaker grills, and a new camera control button. The design reportedly sits at about 4.5mm per panel when unfolded, uses a dual-camera setup with an iPhone Air–style camera island, and mirrors prior leaks, though authenticity is unconfirmed amid ongoing Apple litigation.
Amazon discounts the 14-inch Blackview DCM5 triple portable monitor, turning a laptop into a three-screen setup with two 14-inch FHD panels. Compatible with laptops 13–17.3 inches from brands like Apple, Dell, HP, Lenovo, and Microsoft; weighs 3 pounds, 0.3 inches thick; plug-and-play with either dual USB-C power/signal cables or USB-C to USB-C plus USB-C to HDMI (external power needed). Flicker-free with anti-blue-light film for eye comfort. Usually $410, now $214 (about 48% off) ahead of Prime Day.
Bose’s second-gen QuietComfort Ultra wireless headphones are on sale for a new low of $379 at Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart, featuring lossless audio over USB-C, Cinema Mode for immersive viewing, improved transparency, up to 30 hours of battery life, auto standby, auto power-on/reconnect, and multipoint Bluetooth.
Logitech announced the Mobi Fold, a compact 79-gram folding travel mouse with a 130-degree hinge, USB-C charging, and a removable underside battery panel. It offers a 4K DPI optical sensor, customizable multi-function touch panel, three-device Bluetooth pairing, and a one-month battery life with quick 1-minute charges for up to 22 hours. While it isn’t a full desktop replacement and feels flat in hand, it aims to be a highly portable alternative to a laptop trackpad, especially for travelers and iPad multitasking.
The Arduboy FX-C is a 5mm-thin handheld with six buttons, a 1.3-inch monochrome OLED screen, and USB‑C, preloaded with 300+ games drawn from the Arduboy community. It emphasizes quick, pick‑up‑and‑play sessions over long campaigns and, while its library and pocketable design are strong draws, it lacks a color screen, Wi‑Fi/Bluetooth, and expandable storage. USB multiplayer is still in development, so some buyers may want to wait for that feature to mature.
Amazon has Anker’s Prime 100W three-port charger on sale for 33% off, now $39.98 (regularly $59.99). The compact block delivers up to 100W across two USB-C and one USB-A port, features foldable prongs and a drop-proof design, and is praised for charging a MacBook from 0% to 50% in under 30 minutes. Reviewers say it’s faster than many Apple chargers, especially when paired with high-wattage USB-C cables (Anker cables are recommended). A two-pack is also available for about $13, and users note that running at full 100W can generate heat, so cooling between charges is wise.
Solid State Logic has launched the SSL 1, a portable 2-in/2-out USB‑C audio interface priced around $160/£140, featuring a single SSL mic preamp with phantom power, a second instrument/line input, bus power or USB power, near‑zero‑latency monitoring, an onboard analogue enhancement, three loopback channels and the SSL Production Pack for creators.
The Ploopy Bean is a TrackPoint-inspired standalone mouse that uses a red nub to control the cursor and requires a USB-A to USB-C cable (not wireless). It’s 3D-printed, features four side buttons, a 11 mm travel nub, and 1,000 Hz polling with firmware that supports updates and mods. Preorders began May 6, 2026, with two shipping tiers and a price around $51 before adding the cable.
Anker's 45W, 10,000mAh Nano power bank is on sale for Memorial Day at $46 on Amazon (23% off), boasting a compact 8-ounce body, a built-in retractable USB-C cable, three ports (USB-C and USB-A), pass-through charging, and fast charging for devices like the iPhone 17 Pro Max—though the deal may not last long.
USB-C chargers with USB PD can top up the Switch in handheld mode, but charging in TV/dock mode requires higher power: first-gen Switch needs up to 39W (15V at 2.6A) and a 45W+ brick; Switch 2 needs 54W (20V at 3A) for TV mode, meaning a 60W USB PD charger is ideal for docking. For handheld use, standard PD chargers that provide 5V/9V are fine, but for TV mode you’ll want the official Nintendo power adapter or a higher-wattage brick.
Apple unveils the iPhone Ultra Fold, its first foldable with a short, wide 7.8-inch inner display, USB-C charging, and stereo speakers. The design prioritizes media consumption and portability, but includes quirks like a prominent rear camera bump and unconventional button placement that may polarize buyers as Apple pushes into foldables.