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Sorry if this has been covered already, I had a quick scan of the threads but couldn't find one covering this. Are they any good? Anyone got one? I read you have to buy an adapter for each item you want charging. I've seen them on sale in Amazon from £15 to £80. £80 is a bit beyond my budget but if they are good I would buy one cos our sockets are full of mobile phone charger leads, it's like spaghetti junction.
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good little invention these but make sure it supports your phone etc before buying.
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Staples were selling powermats for about £35 just before Christmas
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