This Corsair mouse pad can charge your phone wirelessly and it’s only $35

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If your phone has wireless charging, have I got a deal for you. Corsair’s MM1000 Qi Wireless Charging Mouse Pad not only makes it easier for your mouse to track, but it can also charge your phone wirelessly.

No more ugly wireless charging pads that make you fear for your glass-backed flagship phone if it slips off. No more worrying about denting your desktop while using your mouse or your cursor jumping around because the sensor doesn’t like the surface.

When it first came out, the high MSRP put off most people. Now that it’s $35, it’s cheaper than buying a Qi-enabled wireless charger and a hard mousepad separately. That makes it a simple choice again. It also comes with USB-C, MicroUSB and Lightning adapters for your devices if they don’t have wireless charging, which plug into the USB port of your phone or other devices.

If you like the thought of having a wireless mouse that can charge wirelessly as well, pairing it with the Corsair Dark Core SE, which is on sale for $69.99, is a great option. Just remember to park it on that Qi-enabled section so your battery doesn’t suddenly die during a frantic gaming moment.

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