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Tesla has figured out the perfect way for its users to show off their allegiance to its electric cars.

It's started selling the cutest desktop versions of its supercharger stations999 Archives only the miniaturised ones are for juicing up your phone.

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Tesla says in the item description, that the $45 charger is printed from the same 3D CAD data used for the actual car charging stations, in order to be an exact scale model of the real thing.

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In addition to the desktop charger, Tesla's also carrying a power bank made to look like its supercharger monument.

The power bank is also $45, but it's more of a fashion accessory, offering a tiny 3,350mAh capacity battery, that'll output 1.5A at the most.

Given that most powerbanks of this physical size offer closer to 10,000mAh, and that newer phones on the market require 2A and above for fast charging, you're better off getting a real powerbank for that price.

Still, it's pretty, we'll admit.

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