Technology
Make tangled cables a thing of the past with this self-winding one
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TL;DR: Opt for a clutter-free charging experience with the Aduro Fidget Magnetic Self-Winding MFi Lightning Cable for $11.89, a 75% savings as of Dec. 25.
Whether you have a cord that gets tangled or the outlet is inconveniently located, sometimes it feels like you have to jump through so many hoops just to power your device up. The Aduro Fidget Magnetic Self-Winding MFi Lightning Cable can help with that.
This cable wraps into a tidy coil that stays together without straps or ties. It will keep your desk or your bag or your suitcase incredibly organized — and is there anything more satisfying than that?
The cable is three feet long and is compatible with all lightning ports for iPads and iPhones. It’s also durable and made to last.
And since there is nothing merrier than putting an end to tangled cables, you can save 15% off with the promo code MERRY15 for a limited time only. Luckily for you, the Aduro Fidget Magnetic Self-Winding MFi Lightning Cable has already been marked down by over 70%, so this discount will bring the price all the way down to a low $11.89 (regularly $49).
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