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Oct 26, 2026 9:05 AM

2-Pk thingCHARGER (Micro USB Version)

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Woot! has 2-Pack thingCHARGER (Micro USB Version) for $11.99. Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must login with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.

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Product Description:
  • Unplug the clutter. Charge smarter : Meet thingCHARGER, the sleek, innovative charger designed to power all your devices — neatly, efficiently, and without messy cables. Keep your devices organized, always charged, and ready to go.
  • Charge any device : Samsung, Nokia, Sony, HTC, LG, Motorola, Kindle Fire, Blackberry, and more thingCHARGER's interchangeable tips ensure compatibility with nearly every device — even older ones (30-pin available for classic Apple gear). ✨ Use Micro USB for Android, Microsoft / non Apple devices.
  • Fits any case — or none : The precision adjustment system lets you fine-tune the tip height in seconds, so your device fits perfectly with or without a case. Just press the smiley button to adjust or swap tips, which store neatly in the back of the charger.
  • Charge multiple devices at once : The front outlets align perfectly with the rear prongs, allowing you to stack up to 3 thingCHARGERs together to create a convenient multi-device charging station. And beneath it all? Two built-in USB-A ports for additional wired charging — perfect for accessories or guests.
  • Green by design
  • Most chargers waste power even when not in use. thingCHARGER uses advanced circuitry to minimize "vampire" energy drain, making it one of the most eco-friendly chargers available. thingCHARGER — neat, efficient, and thoughtfully designed.

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Woot! has 2-Pack thingCHARGER (Micro USB Version) for $11.99. Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must login with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.

Thanks to Community Member tunabreath for finding this deal.

Product Description:
  • Unplug the clutter. Charge smarter : Meet thingCHARGER, the sleek, innovative charger designed to power all your devices — neatly, efficiently, and without messy cables. Keep your devices organized, always charged, and ready to go.
  • Charge any device : Samsung, Nokia, Sony, HTC, LG, Motorola, Kindle Fire, Blackberry, and more thingCHARGER's interchangeable tips ensure compatibility with nearly every device — even older ones (30-pin available for classic Apple gear). ✨ Use Micro USB for Android, Microsoft / non Apple devices.
  • Fits any case — or none : The precision adjustment system lets you fine-tune the tip height in seconds, so your device fits perfectly with or without a case. Just press the smiley button to adjust or swap tips, which store neatly in the back of the charger.
  • Charge multiple devices at once : The front outlets align perfectly with the rear prongs, allowing you to stack up to 3 thingCHARGERs together to create a convenient multi-device charging station. And beneath it all? Two built-in USB-A ports for additional wired charging — perfect for accessories or guests.
  • Green by design
  • Most chargers waste power even when not in use. thingCHARGER uses advanced circuitry to minimize "vampire" energy drain, making it one of the most eco-friendly chargers available. thingCHARGER — neat, efficient, and thoughtfully designed.

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Written by Corwin | Staff

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Written by tunabreath

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Micro USB was the dominant standard for around 10 years, ending less than 10 years ago. So if you favor rechargeable electronics and take good care of them, you likely still have a lot of micro USB devices laying around. I've got flashlights, lighters, headphones, speakers, game controllers, etc etc. I'm not going to throw out perfectly good electronics because they don't have USB-C. I'm also an electronics tinkerer and micro-USB is cheaper, easier, and more than enough for DIY projects. I'm soap boxing a bit here but the 'har har who uses prehistoric micro USB' jokes just come across pretentious.
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Oct 26, 2026 11:07 AM
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SilverSurferOct 26, 2026 11:07 AM
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Micro USB? - For my 2015 phone I haven't used since 2019? Other than that it looks like a good deal. I'll get one for my brother-in-law. Thanks.
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Micro USB? - For my 2015 phone I haven't used since 2019? Other than that it looks like a good deal. I'll get one for my brother-in-law. Thanks.
Micro USB was the dominant standard for around 10 years, ending less than 10 years ago. So if you favor rechargeable electronics and take good care of them, you likely still have a lot of micro USB devices laying around. I've got flashlights, lighters, headphones, speakers, game controllers, etc etc. I'm not going to throw out perfectly good electronics because they don't have USB-C. I'm also an electronics tinkerer and micro-USB is cheaper, easier, and more than enough for DIY projects. I'm soap boxing a bit here but the 'har har who uses prehistoric micro USB' jokes just come across pretentious.
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SilverSurferOct 27, 2026 12:39 AM
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Quote from snobordir View quoted comment :
Micro USB was the dominant standard for around 10 years, ending less than 10 years ago. So if you favor rechargeable electronics and take good care of them, you likely still have a lot of micro USB devices laying around. I've got flashlights, lighters, headphones, speakers, game controllers, etc etc. I'm not going to throw out perfectly good electronics because they don't have USB-C. I'm also an electronics tinkerer and micro-USB is cheaper, easier, and more than enough for DIY projects. I'm soap boxing a bit here but the 'har har who uses prehistoric micro USB' jokes just come across pretentious.
I'm got a ton of micro USB stuff. But going forward I would not buy any new Micro USB anything (other than adapters).
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freakingwillyToday 5:26 AM
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Quote from SilverSurfer View quoted comment :
I'm got a ton of micro USB stuff. But going forward I would not buy any new Micro USB anything (other than adapters).
I keep a small case of adapters on my desk. Mini USB, Micro USB, and Micro USB 3.0 are all converted from USB-C.

This way, I can keep all my cables as USB-C and convert to a different standard when needed.

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