SAVE $25: As of April 8, ASUS ROG Spatha X Wireless Gaming Mouse is available for $124.99 at Amazon. That’s 17% off its ...

Summary: A recently discovered Google patent describes a wireless charging system that works through your smartphone’s display. The system will enable more use cases for wireless charging.

That's especially true when moving from a cable to a wireless charger. You can get a wireless charger for relatively little these days, but they'll charge incredibly slowly. Standard Qi chargers ...

As for the charger, it has a single USB-C port that's rated for 45 watts, and that means that you can charge your phone, ...

Roccat’s Kone XP Air package also includes a nifty wireless charging cradle, and it’s infused with the same RGB shenanigans as its gaming mouse counterpart. You can even things up using Swarm ...

She has spent countless hours charging, discharging, and recharging batteries. Most of the latest wireless phone chargers are equipped with magnets to firmly hold devices—including some ...

$119). The Speedy Mag Wireless iPhone Charger is compact and convenient. It has a built-in magnet that securely attaches to your iPhone to keep a stable charge while you're on the go. The Speedy ...

it’s how my mouse connects to my PC. Since the mousepad itself connects to the PC via USB charging cable, it might as well act as the wireless receiver, too. No need to take up an additional USB ...

After doing some research, I decided to buy the RYND Wireless Charger Stand for my husband instead of opting for the pricier alternatives. Honestly, it’s been fantastic and saved me over $100 ...

But that wireless charging pad alone costs over $100 and still requires a cable stretching across your desk. The Infinity Mouse’s receiver can just discreetly hang out at the perimeter of your ...

Who knew that combining a sweet story about an adorable penguin and one about the atrocities of a political uprising in 1976 Argentina could have such charm? “The Penguin Lessons” does just ...

The leucistic penguin, Pearl, is doing better but is "not out of the woods yet," per the Wildlife Welfare Organisation Bailey Richards is a writer-reporter at PEOPLE. She has been working at ...