Features
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Ecology
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Chargers
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Creativity
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MagSafe
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Materials
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Power & Cables
All-rounded Protection
Rated for drops up to 6 feet, these cases include additional internal shock-absorbing geometry to protect your phone. A series of ribs surround the phone and are specifically designed to direct force away from the device during an impact. We even leave room for you to apply a screen protector, giving you that extra comfort.
Materials
We’ve been working on perfecting bioplastics that feel good, wear well, and compost when you’re finished using them as a phone case. You’ll find the same great material in our iPhone Bio Case.
Our bioplastic is verified to meet U.S. (ASTM D6400-04) and E.U. (EN13432) standards for compostability. It means you can toss your case in the city compost bin when you upgrade your phone.
Brooklyn Simmons
BARONE LLC
lindyloo –
What a charger it not only charges but also shows you how much is charged. This is the best that I have purchased. I would gladly buy again
Dave L –
The quality for the price is outstanding, no corners have been cut and the display clean and easy to read.
I purchased two and would definitely buy again.
Manoj –
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Colin Keegan –
Great quality for the price.
RAYMOND & GEMMA –
I really like the product and that you can see the status of the wattage charge etc.
Mr J C L Brazier –
One of the best things I have bought and remarkably cheap too. I have a MacBook Air and use it in place of the Apple cable as it shows me the charge going into/being used by the laptop. I also use it for charging other things like my phone as well as it understands USB/PD (Power Delivery) standards so I can see how much has been negotiated for the device when the PD displays shows. Well recommend this.
Geoffrey –
This seems to be a really well made cable: the plugs are firm and seem to “grip” the USB-C slots they plug into more than other cables I’ve used, and the woven cord looks like it will last longer than the pure plastic variety. But the best feature is the LED display which allows you to monitor exactly how much power the device is drawing. If charging a phone, for example, it will display 5w or 10w (or more) depending on how much current the phone is designed to draw during recharging, and I’ve used it very successfully with a laptop that draws 60-100w power. It’s reassuring to have this feedback from a cable, allowing you to troubleshoot problematic chargers or USB-C ports, for example.
Luke Stoneman –
Good strong cable, with a decent watt meter.
Vitalie Gotonoga –
The front glass of the screen fell and I couldn’t find it
John Ellis –
Excellent