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Last day to enter: Register to win a brand new Pixel 4 from Chargeasap [Worldwide]


The Kickstarter phenomenon behind innovative products like UNO cable, X-Connect cables, and the upcoming Infinity Cable whose already-raised $318,000+ campaign ends this weekend, Chargeasap now wants to help you get your hands on a brand new Pixel 4. Read on for how you can enter for your chance to win Google's latest smartphone.
Just in case you missed the leaks leading up to the official unveiling – or the fanfare that followed – the Pixel 4 is a pretty awesome handset, evolving Google's hardware brand with notable features like the 2nd generation Google Assistant, Motion Sense, a powerful camera system, and more.

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The Pixel 4 also comes equipped with a USB-C 3.1 Gen 1 port with USB Power Delivery 2.0, making it perfect to pair with an Infinity Cable. This versatile charging solution is the world's first truly universal USB cable that supports 100W USB-C PD and cross-device compatibility via three swappable Infinity Magnetic Tips (USB-C, Micro USB, or Lightning). If you'd like to become an early adopter, you can contribute to the Infinity Cable by Chargeasap campaign on Kickstarter. The production version of the Infinity Cable will ship to backers first in February 2020 with wider market availability following soon after.

    Enter to win a Pixel 4

    This contest will run from November 18th, 2019 until 11:59PM Pacific Time on November 21, 2019. One participant will be randomly selected to receive a brand new Pixel 4. This contest is open to all applicants worldwide. You can enter to win now by filling out any of the details listed in the widget below. Good luck!

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