Nomad may run its fair share of deals on its various phone cases and Apple Watch bands, but we rarely see steep discounts on its fancy, premium multi-chargers. But right now, the second-gen Base One Max is on sale in black or silver for $119 ($51 off) when you use coupon code VERGEB1M on Nomad’s site. The 30 percent discount is good through August 25th at 11:59PM PT.

If you have a MagSafe-compatible iPhone and accompanying accessories like an Apple Watch or a set of AirPods, the Base One Max is a great 3-in-1 home charger that won’t look like an eyesore on your desk or side table. The hefty charger weighs in at 1.7 pounds thanks to its metal and glass slab-style construction, and it can simultaneously fast-charge a compatible Apple Watch while topping up an iPhone at 15W wireless charging speeds — all while charging some AirPods or another pair of earbuds that support wireless charging.

There are cheaper MagSafe-compatible options out there from other brands, but few of them look this sleek and are built this well. Also, many of them do not meet Apple’s official MagSafe certification or the new Qi standard, but rather original Qi, which tops out at slower 7.5W charging speeds on iPhones. And if any family members or other cohabitants use an Android phone, the Base One Max’s flat pad can also wirelessly charge their handset (just without the benefit of the magnets for that perfect alignment every time).

Equipping a student for school, especially campus life, takes more than some composition books and a few No. 2 pencils.

Back-to-school season may have once felt far off, but I regret to inform you that it has arrived in many parts of the US. Thankfully, a new school year also brings new opportunities — along with exciting new gadgets and supplies that can help young academics get their work done. Because, let’s be honest, churning through a flurry of humdrum assignments is always more enjoyable with a spiffy new pen, notepad, or gadget.

With that in mind, we at The Verge have pooled together a list of gift ideas for the student in your life. Some are pretty conventional, like a spiral notebook or a book light, only they’re a bit nicer than your average supermarket fodder. Others, like Philips Hue’s colorful LED strip and League of Lexicon, allow students to personalize their space, settle into campus life, and unwind after a stressful week of 8AM classes (because those always seem like a good idea at first).

Hopefully, these recommendations get the kids as excited about the start of school as you are to see them get out of the house.

As a gacha game, Reverse 1999 has a plethora of characters and items to collect to help you through the story. Although you could spend your hard-earned cash to get them, why not use free codes instead? Here are all of the redeemable codes currently available.

All Reverse 1999 Codes List

Reverse 1999 Codes (Working)

• RELIABLEYENISEI: In-game rewards (New)
• OTHERWORLDLYGETIAN: In-game rewards (New)
• ADORABLEJIUNIANGZI: In-game rewards (New)
• 1999OST: 60 Clear Drop, 1 Jar of Picrasma Candy, 9 Delicate Insight Package, 9 Fine Insight Package, 9 Simple Insight Package
• RE1999GlobalMusicAwards: In-game rewards
• 6: In-game rewards
• 6THEPERFECTNUMBER: In-game rewards
• THEPRISONERINTHECAVE: In-game rewards
• 37APRIMENUMBER: In-game rewards
• DipaFestival: In-game rewards
• 6000000: x200 Clear Drops
• StarLight: In-game rewards
• GREENLAKE: In-game rewards
• 9LRC9ZN: x60 Clear Drop, 1 Picrasma Candy, 10k Dust, and 12k Sharpodonty
• VERSIONUPDATE: x60 Clear Drop and x5,000 Dust
• 5YRBRF9: x19,999 Dust, x19,999 Sharpodonty, and x1 Clear Drop
• ENTERTHESHOW: x4,000 Dust, x3,000 Sharpodonty, x60 Clear Drop, x2 Bottles of Pages, and x5 Enlighten I
• 1999GIFT: x50 Clear Drop and x19,999 Dust

Reverse 1999 Codes (Expired)

• There are no expired codes

There are currently no expired codes for Reverse 1999 as of the writing of this post. So, any codes you see, you’ll be able to redeem.

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Should I buy DDR4 or DDR5 RAM? That’s the question we’re going to answer here, with a focus on gaming. If you’re considering using Intel’s LGA1700 platform with its powerful 12th, 13th, and 14th gen CPUs, you’ll need to decide whether to use DDR4 or DDR5 memory. We're setting out to answer whether DDR5 is faster in games than DDR4, and if the extra premium is worth it.

If you already own a DDR4 rig, you could also potentially save some money on your PC hardware by transplanting your existing DDR4 sticks into your upgraded Intel PC, but is that a false economy for gaming? To find the best gaming RAM tech, we’ve put typical kits of each type of memory to the test to see if there’s any difference in gaming performance and, if so, to see whether it’s best to save some money and go with DDR4 or spend a little extra and use DDR5.

Medicine Pocket is a 6-Star Healer with the Beast element in Reverse 1999. This doctor is one of the best healers in the game. However, with the right set up, they can be even better. Here’s the best Medicine Pocket build in Reverse 1999. 

Reverse 1999: Best Medicine Pocket Build 

Medicine Pocket focuses on healing and casting debuffs. However, their Ultimate is a strong attack but is held back but their weak attack stat. 

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