Wireless charger with sterilizer and smartphone disinfection in one. A great project from Korean artist Lee Sungwook and his fun charger that looks like a real toaster. The product with a smiling design in three colors cannot be purchased yet, but we would definitely like to see it on sale one day. Just don’t throw real toasts there or vice versa! Great design. Photos below.
Design: Lee Sungwook
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