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$38.90: Samsung 65W Trio Adapter (1x USB-C 65W, 1x USB-C 25W, 1x USB-A 25W)
$38.90
$59.99
Amazon [amazon.com] has Samsung 65W Trio Adapter (1x USB-C 65W, 1x USB-C 25W, 1x USB-A 25W) for $38.90.
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Price:
$21.09 lower (35% savings) than the list price of $59.99
Previous 🔥Frontpage Deal at $40.40 with +41 Deal Score and 120 comments.
Customer reviews:
★★★★★ / 342 global ratings
About this Item:
amazon.com/dp/B09MV3M4GL [amazon.com]
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Shipping is free.
Price:
$21.09 lower (35% savings) than the list price of $59.99
Previous 🔥Frontpage Deal at $40.40 with +41 Deal Score and 120 comments.
Customer reviews:
★★★★★ / 342 global ratings
About this Item:
- CHARGE 3 DEVICES: The Power Trio Adapter lets you charge three devices — all at the same time! Experience the power and versatility of a triple-port charger*
- FAST & RELIABLE CHARGING: Go for the fast charge—with speed, stability and power; Power up a wide range of devices in a snap with Super-Fast Charging** and up to 65W total power output***
- UNIVERSAL COMPATIBILITY: Maximize your charging time; Power up a wide range of devices from earbuds and laptops to phones and tablets
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 Abt Electronics | $39.99 |
 Target | $39.99 |
 Best Buy | $59.99 |
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So many slickdealers are fearful of shopping even shipped and sold by Amazon for Samsung gear. Personally I'd trust direct from Best Buy or Verizon more, though I'm not one of those who might never make a Samsung accessory purchase on shipped and sold by Amazon.
This is annoying in part because way back when I loved using Big Lots for discounts on typically high markup branded gear (esp. major brand surge protectors, for example). Even OG woot! was a reliable source since they were indeed operating solidly in the Big Lots model... whereas today Amazon has converted woot! into a poor man's Ali Express. In the new era of counterfeit everything is a reliable secondary liquidator possible to locate in the online space?
Good luck!
Jon
The power sharing is about as ideal as it for a phone-optimized, PPS-capable charger coming from an OEM. The design is imperfect, as most of this type are, for hanging off the wall.. but this is easily addressed with a short extension. The real target application here is a user seeking an option for simultaneous two-port 25W SFC 1.0 support along with 5W USB-A charging. This design also works well for a laptop + PPS device + USB-A. However, testing [chargerlab.com] suggests the Samsung Trio isn't necessarily the ideal choice for two laptops (though lower power devices like tablets or chromebooks might handshake more cleanly... but then why shop for such a premium charger?). Note that the USB-A port is labeled as supporting 5V and 9V modes with Samsung AFC, which is generally an implementation of Quick Charge 2.0
Good luck!
Jon