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The tiny magnetic e-readers from Xteink that attach to your Pixel are on sale right now

Qi2 or MagSafe have always been one of the wildest but useful additions to phones like the Google Pixel or iPhone, and the best accessory might just be another display on its own. Xteink’s magnetic mini e-readers, like the X4 Pro, are on sale while stock lasts during its autumn sale. more…

The tiny magnetic e-readers from Xteink that attach to your Pixel are on sale right now

Xteink, a company known for its magnetic e-readers, is currently offering discounts on their mini e-readers compatible with Google Pixel phones. These devices, like the X4 Pro and Classic models, can easily attach to the back of your phone due to their thin, 4.3-inch size. Both models are available at discounted prices during Xteink's autumn sale, with the X4 Pro now priced at $99 and the Classic at $79 after a $10 discount.

The main advantages of these e-readers include a front light for enhanced night reading and a larger battery for longer usage. The standout feature, however, is the magnetic back, which allows for easy attachment to the phone without the need for a case. This makes the e-readers available for use at all times or specifically when needed. The sale is first-come, first-served and is expected to end on September 30.

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