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Remson Neo Power 35W Mini GaN Wall Charger QC 3.0 PD Dual Ports USB-C/ USB-A and USB-C Cable Foldable Plug with Fast Charging Indicator Compatible with iPhone, iPad, Samsung, Huawei, Xiaomi etcChargers
28.49USD
28.49USD
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- 2-Ports for Various Devices: With both USB-C and USB-A ports, the Remson Neo power 35W Mini GaN Wall charger could fast charge 2 devices simultaneously, compatible with all your USB cables, making your charging life easier and more convenient.
- Latest PD 3.0 Protocol, 35W Max for USB C Output: With Power Delivery 35W protocol for iPhone/iPad/MacBook, this USB C fast charger is 3X faster than original charger
- USB-C Cable Included: The Moxedo Neo Power 35W Mini GaN Wall charger come with a USB C to USB C cable 1meter, which helps you save time for finding an additional cable. Just plug and get a super-fast charging.
- 20W Max for USB-A Output: With multi protocols from USB-A port, this USB charger is widely compatible with Huawei Mate, Honor, Samsung, Xiaomi, Samsung, Air pods, Switch, etc, meets all your daily charging needs.
- GaN Tech, Powerful and Efficient: Adopt the latest GaN Technology for better power and performance, which makes this desktop charger more efficient and lower temperature in operation, without generating excess heat.
- Foldable Plug Design, Ideal to Take: With a mini foldable travel-friendly design, this USB-C/USB-A charger is a perfect travel companion, sleek and small enough to easily slip into your bag or pocket.
- More Guards, More Reliable: The 35W USB-C/USB-A charger with USB-C Cable is equipped with an intelligent chip to protect your devices all around from overheating, overvoltage, overheating, overcurrent, and short circuits.
