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Peak Design expands its collection of wireless charging accessories

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By Andrew Liszewski
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Peak Design expands its collection of wireless charging accessories
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Peak Design, best known for its backpacks and travel bags packed full of useful features, announced it's expanding its collection of chargers and charging accessories with new devices that focus on pairing premium materials with innovative functionality. "Somewhere along the way, we accepted that the electronics we use every day should be cheap, disposable and just good enough," says Peter Dering, Peak Design's CEO and founder. "We didn't set out to make another collection of chargers and cables

Key Takeaways

  • Peak Design expands its collection of wireless charging accessories.
  • "Somewhere along the way, we accepted that the electronics we use every day should be cheap, disposable and just good enough," says Peter Dering, Peak Design's CEO and founder.
  • "Somewhere along the way, we accepted that the electronics we use every day should be cheap, disposable and just good enough," says Peter Dering, Peak Design's CEO and founder.

Peak Design, best known for its backpacks and travel bags packed full of useful features, announced it's expanding its collection of chargers and charging accessories with new devices that focus on pairing premium materials with innovative functionality. "Somewhere along the way, we accepted that the electronics we use every day should be cheap, disposable and just good enough," says Peter Dering, Peak Design's CEO and founder. "We didn't set out to make another collection of chargers and cables. We set out to show just how much better these everyday products could be." The $99.95 Peak Design Wireless Kickstand Travel Battery, available in … Read the full story at The Verge.

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