How many times have you left your cell phone, tablet or other charger in a hotel room or elsewhere without a second thought, only to miss it when you actually need it again? ChargerLeash fixes this problem by bringing you a charger that’s not only efficient and eco-friendly, but also completely unforgettable.
The ChargerLeash cable works by emitting an alarm any time you unplug your device, making it impossible to forget your charger as you run out the door. It also works as an anti-theft system, meaning that even if you’re trying to charge your phone in a crowded or busy public space, you’ll immediately know if someone attempts to unplug it. The brand also claims the ChargerLeash helps to prevent eco-waste, as it not only keeps lost chargers out of the landfill, but also reminds you with another one of its handy alarms to unplug your device when it’s fully charged, eliminating unneeded electricity usage.
The ChargerLeash is designed to be compatible with Apple, Samsung, Android, Blackberry and Windows phones. It also connects via USB to your computer or car charger, and has syncing capabilities to transfer photos, music, videos and other information. The cable itself ranges from three to six feet in length, depending on the model you choose, allowing for maximum ease of movement.
Currently, the ChargerLeash is available to purchase on Amazon and in select retail and wireless stores, as well as several airport terminal retailers. Prices range from $14.99 to $34.99. Learn more at chargerleash.com.
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