Nomad Leather MFi-Certified Charging Wallet for $49
December 7, 2016 / by Marco / Categories : Business, deals, design, entrepreneur, website




KEY FEATURES
In the future, our wallets will be technological forces – oh, well then the future is here. From Nomad Leather, this minimalist leather wallet looks like a basic, stylish bi-fold wallet, but it’s also armed with a high-powered, 2400mAh battery designed to give your iPhone a full boost through its integrated Lightning cable. It does everything you want a wallet to do, plus gives you a spare battery. That is a practical invention.
- Carry cash, cards, & anything else you keep in your wallet – the battery is completely non-invasive
- Charge your iPhone in a flash without carrying anything extra
- Enjoy the thinness of a standard bill-fold, fitting comfortably in your pocket
PRODUCT SPECS
Details & Requirements
- MFi-Certified
- Dimensions: 95mmH x 125mmW x 25mmT
- Weight: 162g
- Battery: 2,400mAh high density lithium ion rechargeable battery
- Micro USB (in)
- Apple Lightning (out)
- Materials: high crush strength aluminum casing, high strength polycarbonate end caps, black saffiano leather
- Certifications: MFi, CE, FCC, ROHS, UN38.3
Includes
- Nomad Leather MFi-Certified Charging Wallet
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