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Amazon might have accidentally revealed Samsung’s Wireless Charger Duo

The Charger Duo was on a display meant for a different charging pad

Samsung Wireless Charger Duo

Amazon may have outed Samsung’s upcoming Wireless Charger Duo at a holiday press preview event

The event showed off a number of products the company wants to push as we near peak gifting season. However, among the many products on display was one that isn’t available yet.

The product, which looks identical to the Wireless Charger Duo leak that came out of Russia earlier this week, was sitting out on a shelf for anyone to see.

Gizmodo seniour reporter Sam Rutherford was at the event and spotted the charging stand. According to Rutherford, Amazon employees at the event didn’t know much about the device. Furthermore, they didn’t know the price or release date.

Rutherford thought he caught a break when he spotted a product tag sitting nearby. However, the tag was labeled “Samsung Qi Pad (2018).”

Worse, the QR code on the tag linked to this Amazon store page for a different Samsung charging pad.

Samsung Wireless Charger Duo rear

Despite the lack of a tag, Rutherford was not deterred. He set to work investigating the charging pad with all the journalistic skill he could muster.

The Charger Duo appears to have two wireless charging pads powered by a single USB-C input. The device doesn’t have any official Samsung branding, but Rutherford tipped it over and discovered a Samsung sticker on the bottom. The label sticker also noted the model number and power specs, listing the input as 12 volts, 2.1 amps.

Samsung Wireless Charger Duo bottom

Additionally, the device features two indicator lights that tell you the charging status of either pad. Unfortunately Rutherford wasn’t able to charge his phone. The pad seemed as if it weren’t fully operational.

As for how the charging pad got to the display, Rutherford thinks someone at Amazon simply grabbed the wrong product. A different charging pad was clearly meant to be there.

Images: Sam Rutherford, Gizmodo

Source: Gizmodo

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