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8-in-1 EDC charger is $20 in a limited holiday deal

Gregory Zuckerman
Last updated: December 6, 2025 12:04 am
By Gregory Zuckerman
Technology
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An 8-in-1 everyday carry charger doesn’t often become a gift-list headline, but the GoCable 8-in-1 EDC is suddenly this season’s sleeper pick at only $19.97 (down from its regular $49.99). It’s small, fast, and unexpectedly useful — the kind of low-priced wonder you keep on a keychain long after the wrapping paper is torn.

At first glance, it appears to only be a minimal keychain accessory. In reality, it’s a 100W charging solution with integrated accessories and a tidy, travel-friendly form factor — whether you’ve ever fumbled over mismatching cables, dead batteries, or stubborn packaging away from home.

Table of Contents
  • What you really get with this 8-in-1 EDC charging kit
  • What 100W USB Power Delivery means for your devices
  • Why this is perfect for travelers and everyday carry use
  • Price and value: putting this deal in perspective
  • Who will love it: the ideal users for this EDC cable
  • Bottom line: a compact 100W EDC gift under twenty dollars
Compact 8-in-1 EDC charger with multiple connectors, $20 limited holiday deal

What you really get with this 8-in-1 EDC charging kit

A multi-connector system based on USB-C, the GoCable has adapters for Lightning connectors (for recent iPhones) as well as legacy devices, too. So, one small package can top off phones, tablets, earbuds, cameras, and most laptops without reaching for a second cord.

Helpful extras make it not just another cable. An LED readout will display real-time power flow, so you can tell if you’re fast charging or just trickle topping. The cable is tidied away and tangle-free in the magnetic wrap. That includes a built-in bottle opener for when the moment suddenly strikes and a shielded safety cutter to pop open boxes or cut through straps without exposing a blade.

It all clips to a bag, belt loop, or keychain; the kit is there when you need it and not lost at the bottom of your backpack. That “always on hand” quality is the difference between a novelty and an everyday tool.

What 100W USB Power Delivery means for your devices

Speed is the headline spec. USB Power Delivery up to 100W is standard with PD 3.0, per the USB Implementers Forum, and remains a sweet spot for fast, safe charging on everyday gear. In real terms, that means this cable can support a huge variety of devices when used with an appropriate charger.

Think about the fundamentals: Many ultrabooks consume about 65W, a 13-inch MacBook Pro can pull north of 60W, and a tablet like an iPad Pro will generally sip between 20–35W; widely used phones will suck anywhere from 18W to over 40W depending on model. Even drones, action cams, and handheld consoles usually prefer USB-C PD for fast top-ups. A 100W-rated cable means the cord is never the limiting factor.

The transition to USB-C only adds to the appeal. With the iPhone 15 line switching to USB-C and regulations in the European Union promoting standardization, households are clustering around fewer port types. A single cable that works across old and new devices cuts down on friction — and clutter.

Why this is perfect for travelers and everyday carry use

The EDC angle isn’t just branding. The small housing and magnetized organization for cabling prevent snags in pocket or bag, but the LED readout takes away guesswork at airport gates and coffee shops. Travelers will need to refer to airline and local regulations for the included safety cutter, although the Transportation Security Administration can provide guidance about which cutting tools are allowed in carry-ons.

A Gocable keychain charger with a digital display showing 100 PD and blue light trails, surrounded by a drone, a remote control, and two smartphones on a dark surface.

Durability is another quiet win. They break from bends and stress more than anything else. A short, well-managed run with strain relief and a snug wrap style often survives longer than a loose, over-long wire that’s pinched at the connector, as repair experts and accessory manufacturers have been telling us for years.

Price and value: putting this deal in perspective

Priced at $19.97, the GoCable comes in well below most multi-connector chargers that run anywhere from $25 to $40 or more, minus your EDC add-ons, of course.

The LED power display, for one, is a feature that only pricier, niche cables many times offer. Include the integrated wrap, adapters, and tools, and the value story becomes more clear for anyone building a travel kit or simply a “just in case” glovebox stash.

It also reflects larger consumer habits. US households now juggle dozens of connected devices, according to Deloitte Connectivity and Mobile Trends research, in a change that’s made versatile, shareable attachments more valuable than single-purpose cords.

Who will love it: the ideal users for this EDC cable

  • Frequent fliers who bounce from one outlet to another
  • Creators with cameras and mics always in tow
  • Commutes that see you hot-swapping between your laptop and phone
  • College students living out of a backpack

A slim, multiuse cable you can actually find when you need one.

Gift-wise, it checks the rare trifecta: cheap and practical, yet novel enough to elicit a “how does it do all that?” moment. And that is the formula for a stocking stuffer that gets used and not left to gather dust in the drawer.

Bottom line: a compact 100W EDC gift under twenty dollars

The GoCable 8-in-1 EDC brings 100W charging, smart organization, and useful tools to a keychain-sized form — and it’s just $20 today. For a gift they’ll never see coming but will use every day, this is the conversation piece that keeps on going long after the holidays.

Gregory Zuckerman
ByGregory Zuckerman
Gregory Zuckerman is a veteran investigative journalist and financial writer with decades of experience covering global markets, investment strategies, and the business personalities shaping them. His writing blends deep reporting with narrative storytelling to uncover the hidden forces behind financial trends and innovations. Over the years, Gregory’s work has earned industry recognition for bringing clarity to complex financial topics, and he continues to focus on long-form journalism that explores hedge funds, private equity, and high-stakes investing.
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