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Juice up your iPhone or Galaxy with a wireless charger, on sale for Black Friday

It’s nice to be able to stick your smartphone on a pad or dock and have it charge it up without the need to fiddle with cables and plug things in. The best wireless phone chargers sure do make life easier, but if you’re looking for a few to cover your home and office, then you’re likely eager to find some discounts and bargains. There are plenty of tempting Black Friday deals available on all kinds of tech products right now.

We have been scouring the web to identify the very best smartphone deals, smartwatch deals, tablet deals, and a whole lot more. But this roundup is all about wireless chargers. If you have a phone that supports Qi wireless charging, like the Apple iPhone 11 Pro, Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus, or the Google Pixel 4, then you should snag one of these Black Friday wireless charger deals.

Amazon Black Friday Wireless Charger Deals

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We’ll start with some tempting deals on wireless charging stands and pads at Amazon. These wireless chargers offer up to 10 watts of power, which is enough to wirelessly charge most smartphones and iPhones at top speed. Angled stands are ideal for propping your phone in portrait mod for hands-free video calls, but you can also flip to landscape to watch videos, so they’re good for your desk. Pads might be better for the nightstand as you lay your phone flat on top of them. These wireless chargers will charge through most phone cases, provided they’re not too thick and don’t contain magnets, metal, or card slots in back.  You generally get a cable to plug the stand in, but you may have to use your own power adapter.

  • Anker PowerWave Stand – $11.55, was $16
  • Choetech Wireless Charging Stand – $14.43, was $17
  • Anker PowerWave Pad – $12, was $16
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Best Buy Black Friday Wireless Charger Deals

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You’ll find another selection of wireless charging pads and stands at Best Buy with some deep discounts. Once again, our picks are all capable of putting out at least 10W, which means they can charge most smartphones at their top wireless charging speed.

  • Belkin Boost Up Wireless Charging Pad – $20, was $40
  • Samsung Duo Fast Charge Wireless Charging Pad – $80, was $100
  • Insignia Wireless Charging Pad – $15, was $25
  • Anker PowerWave Double Wireless Charging Pad – $40, was $70

Walmart Black Friday Wireless Charger Deals

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There are quite a few discounts on smartphone accessories at Walmart Black Friday deals and some of them are for wireless chargers. We have a wireless charging pad in our picks alongside a couple of options for the car. Wireless charging car mounts can be very handy, especially if you like to navigate using the maps app on your phone.

  • iOttie Easy One Touch Wireless Charging Mount – $35, was $50
  • Poweradd Wireless Charging Pad – $10, was $20
  • Fast Qi Wireless Car Charger Mount – $15, was $30

If you’ve yet to see anything that grabs you, then check out our best Black Friday smartphone deals or best wireless chargers roundup for some more ideas. We’ll be working all through the weekend to bring you the latest Cyber Week deals through Cyber Monday.

Simon Hill
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Simon Hill is an experienced technology journalist and editor who loves all things tech. He is currently the Associate Mobile…
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