This gadget should’ve debuted at least a year ago. If you've bought into PopSocket culture, you know it's basically impossible to charge a newer smartphone with a PopGrip on the back using a wireless, Qi-enabled charger without having to remove the PopGrip, which is a pain in the ass. So PopSocket released its solution, timed to CES: a wireless charger with a little crevice hollowed out on the surface for the PopGrip to fit snuggly into without impeding the charging process. They're $60 each, and they're currently sold out. Apparently, there were a lot of frustrated PopSocketers out there.