Geeky Gadgets launches Kickstarter Campaign for SPEEDY

Aug 26, 2020 | News

SOURCE: Geeky Gadgets

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All of us have that constant problem of keeping our cables tidy and tangle free even if we just put them in our bags or pockets for a few seconds. For that reason, Geeky Gadgets plans to launch their Kickstarter Campaign for their new design cable. It is a magnetic coiling charging and data cable designed to avoid the usual tangling.

The company’s design concept is to make a cable more simple and effective. Geeky Gadgets realized that consumers need and want reliable quality assurance and real charging cable standards. Furthermore, it is fitted with small magnets along its length allowing consumers to easily coil their cable and store it with each when it is not used.

SPEEDY magnetic cable provides 4 optional series to fulfill different charging ports; USB A to Lightning, USB A to USB C (Type-C), USB C to Lightning, and USB C to USB C. Each lightning connector has a tiny authentication chip that tells the consumer’s device that is Apple MFI Certified.

For Geeky Gadgets, they knew how important it was to create a product that was beneficial for the consumer, but they wanted it to be safe because non-certified, or knock-off, lightning cables can be very dangerous for devices. MFI Certified means that it has official certification from Apple and the accessories that own MFi certification will not damage your Apple devices or cause any danger like electric leakage.

Early bird pledges that are launched via their Kickstarter Campaign are available from roughly $15 and worldwide shipping is expected to take place in a few months time. Direct contact to Campaign creator and provide this code (GDRPYT) get a 10% discount to back pledge.

 

 

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