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Twelve South’s PlugBug wall charger with built-in Find My drops to $40 Amazon low

The Apple Find My-equipped Twelve South PlugBug 50W USB-C Charger is now marked down to $40 at Amazon, delivering nearly 45% off its original list price. 

Amazon is now offering the Twelve South PlugBug 50W USB-C Wall Charger down at $39.99 shipped

This one originally launched at $70, but has since dropped in price and now carries a $50 MSRP straight from Twelve South. That said, it has largely sold for in and around $55 on Amazon for most of this year and is now sitting at the 2026 low. It dropped to just over $40 for Prime Day this year.

Aside from the unique and ultra-clean aesthetics here, you’re essentially looking at a capable EDC and travel companion that provides a relatively thin wall charger with a pair of underside USB-C ports to juice up your gear anywhere you can find an outlet. 

There are foldable outlet prongs for easy stow-and-go action and a 50W output max, but the real highlight is the built-in Apple Find My action. It works just like any other third-party Find My kit, quickly connecting to the Find My app and allowing for the usual tracking and left behind notifications – it is a particularly nice peace of mind feature for a charger unit, especially when traveling and out and about with it coming in and out of your EDC bag. 

Dive into my hands-on review of the Twelve South PlugBug for a closer look at the feature set and user experience. 

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices


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