What caught my attention was that this is the only orange wireless charging stand that I have seen. And it matches my iPhone 17 Pro Max in Cosmic Orange. Orange is my favourite color.
Throughout the years, on my Windows gaming setup, I haven’t used it at all since I don’t make any video calls or stream. So, I decided to pass it on to my nephew, along with my old computer.
Tesla Model 3 Highland has a wireless charging pad that allows you to charge two Qi devices simultaneously up to 15W. I felt my phone produces more heat when charging this way than when charging via MagSafe. Also, 15W wireless charging is slow, considering most of my drives within Singapore are a maximum of 30 minutes.
There is another USB-C port in the Tesla Model 3 Highland located in the center console’s rear compartment, which is accessible to both the driver and the front passenger. The other two USB-C ports are meant for the backseat passengers. In total, the Tesla Model 3 Highland has three USB-C ports that can output a maximum of 65W.
Anker 2-in-1 USB-C to USB-C 140W Cable – Box Front
There are many accessories that you can buy from Tesla. I wanted to share a list of accessories I bought.
Many of them I purchased from Taobao as it is cheaper. But if you do not understand Mandarin, you must pay “English Tax” and get it more expensive on Shopee for the same items.
I bought the ULTi Anti-Fatigue Mat from Shopee for S$53. The retail price drops to S$60 during Christmas, and Shopee has a S$7 voucher for S$50 spent. It is slightly more expensive on Lazada during the same period, as it retails for S$63 over there.
There are two sizes for the ULTi Anti-Fatigue Mat: Mini, which measures 81 cm x 51.5 cm, and standard, which measures 99 cm x 51.5 cm. The price difference is about S$5. I chose the standard size.