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65W Aukey GaN Omnia USB-C PD 3.0 & USB-A Wall Charger Expired
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AUKEY Store US via Amazon has 65W Aukey GaN Omnia USB-C PD 3.0 & USB-A Wall Charger (Black) on sale for $26.59 when you 'clip' the 30% off coupon on the product page. Shipping is free. Thanks iconian
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$26.59 + free s/h with code COTRGFTN Expired, now $27.98 after "clipping" coupon on product page
$26.59 + free s/h with code COTRGFTN Expired, now $27.98 after "clipping" coupon on product page
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I found the 65w much too bulky and heavier than the one I own
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I found the 65w much too bulky and heavier than the one I own
Yuck.
New type of material in the components. Suppose to make the charger smaller, but cost more.
People are thinking that the entire electronic industry is moving toward it.
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Gallium Nitride, a semiconductor that excites electrons more than silicon, due to its wider band gap. Expensive to produce for now. It is very efficient in high power and high frequency devices.
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I found the 65w much too bulky and heavier than the one I own
This 65W dual port is smaller than some single port 60W GAN. I have it, paid more, this dual is the smallest I could find in the market (smaller than Anker and RAVPower). Would definitely recommend and I am tempted to get a spare.
Also, 2.4A for USB-A is perfectly normal. Isn't that the fastest charging capability for USB Type-A unless it is a manufacturer specific or non-USB standard (like Qualcomm Quick-Charge)?
People are thinking that the entire electronic industry is moving toward it.
Honestly, there's really no advantage of silicon, other than current price. It'll be a long long time before silicon is replaced completely, simply because all electronics don't need high density/small size/powerful chips. But sooner or later, it's bound to happen.
Yes, but you also know that 2.4 A is the max USB A Port can go to, right?
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