An LED Lamp, that Charges Your iPhone, Apple Watch & Also Your Battery Pack

You may have heard about plenty of docks, that can charge your iOS devices, but what about a multi-purpose dock, that can charge your iPhone, Apple Watch and an external USB battery? Have you ever imagined of facilitating everything in a LED lamp?

Oh yess, Everything in just a LED lamp

The latest NuDock LED lamp has it all, a built-in iPhone dock, a dock to charge your Apple Watch. Just place your Apple Watch's magnetic charger within the NuDock, and you can leave your Apple Watch to charge itself.

The NuDock Power Station Lamp from MiTagg is the latest crowdfunding success story. Already the lamp has beat its Indiegogo goal of $30,000, which means it will be headed for production soon.

According to the prototype, it also accomodates a portable external USB battery for charging your iOS devices on the go. It'll also have a bluetooth based app to locate your battery. The lamp also has a 2.4 amp USB port to charge other iOS devices such as tablets.

According to some insider sources of MiTagg, the retail cost of this device is expected around $249, but you can get it for $129 for a limited period via Indiegogo.

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Anna Harris working as web content writer and a strategist for a major IT firm Hidden Brains specialized in various mobile application development services for iOS, Android, Windows Phone and other operating systems.

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