TL;DR: Through March 5, you can snag the Bento Stack Charge 8000(Opens in a new tab) for only $79.99 instead of $99.95 — that’s a savings of 19%.
Love to stay up-to-date on the latest and greatest tech gadgets, but have a hard time keeping up with the ones worth investing in? The Consumer Electronics Show is an annual trade show that rounds up the most innovative new products and technologies — from the latest tablets to unique inventions for your car to artificial intelligence advancements. And some of the coolest gadgets featured at this year’s show are currently on sale during our Tech Innovations Seen at CES campaign.
One of those must-have gadgets that was featured this year? The Bento Stack Charge 8000, which keeps all of your Apple accessories organized(Opens in a new tab) and powered up in one handy spot. During the Tech Innovations Seen at CES campaign, you can save $20 and get it for just $79.99 now through March 5.
We all love our Apple products, but we use tons of accessories with them that can be hard to keep track of. That’s where the Bento Stack Charge 8000 comes in, offering the perfect spot to keep your AirPods, Apple Pencil, iPhone, Apple Watch, and other accessories safe and organized — while also keeping them powered up thanks to the built-in power bank and wireless charging cover.
With a stackable design of four layers, the Bento Stack is the perfect multi-tasking tool. The top cover serves as a Qi wireless charger(Opens in a new tab) for iPhone 8 and later, while the USB-C port can power up another device. A USB-A port is also included to power up another gadget. And aside from keeping accessories tidy and in the right spot, the stackable design is great for company spaces and easy to take on the go.
If you love your Apple products, make keeping them safe and powered up a breeze with the Bento Stack Charge 8000(Opens in a new tab). Get it on sale for just $79.99 during the Tech Innovations Seen at CES campaign, no coupon code required, until March 5 at 11:59 p.m. PT.
Prices subject to change.
