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Sobro's Side Table charges phones, chills drinks and plays tunes

Sobro's Side Table doesn't just sit by your bedside. It charge phones without wires, chills drinks and serves as a Bluetooth speaker.

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Sobro Side Table

At first glance the Sobro Side Table looks like an attractive nightstand, but it's so much more.

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Sobro Side Table

The top of the Sobro Side Table has wireless charging zones for phones and other gear.

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Sobro Side Table

One of the table's drawers serves as a mini fridge for chilling drinks.

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Sobro Side Table

You can route wires for other device chargers through the back of the Side Table.

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Sobro Side Table

Also on back of the table is a color-changing LED light. There's another LED on the table's front.

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Sobro Coffee Table

The Side Table is similar to another smart furniture piece, the Sobro Coffee Table, which is on sale now.

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Sobro Coffee Table

Like the Side Table, the Sobro Coffee Table has a built-in fridge.

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