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This tiny new charging pad is perfect for my nightstand

Why our deputy editor Nate Ingraham loves the new Twelve South tiny charging pad in spite of its price.

This tiny new charging pad is perfect for my nightstand

Twelve South's latest Valet charging pad has become a favorite for the reporter's bedside table. Despite its premium $180 price, the sleek design and functionality make it a worthwhile addition. The company recently released a more compact version, the Valet 2, priced at $130, with a reduced depth of 4.25 inches, making it ideal for smaller spaces.

Both models offer wireless charging, interchangeable frames, Nappa leather top, and a LED light for alignment. The new model boasts a faster charging capacity of up to 25W compared to the previous 15W. Additionally, a USB-C port allows for charging other devices, adding versatility to the design. The USB-C port supports up to 35W output, but simultaneous charging at full capacity is limited to 25W.

The Valet lacks built-in Apple Watch support, but the USB-C port can be used for this purpose. The cable routing system and raised feet provide flexibility in cable management and positioning. While not the most practical charging solution, the Valet's attention to detail and aesthetics make it a valuable addition to the reporter's nightstand, enhancing the overall experience despite its premium price.

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