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Insignia 26,800mAh USB-C Portable Charger w/ 65W Power Delivery (NS-PWLB80R) for
$49.99 (reflected in cart).
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Insignia 26,800mAh USB-C Portable Charger w/ 65W Power Delivery (NS-PWLB80R) for
$49.99.
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About this item:- Compatible with most USB devices
- Works with MacBook, Chromebook, most laptops with a USB-C charging interface, Apple and Android smartphones and tablets, Bluetooth headsets, wearable devices and more.
- 26,800 mAh battery capacity
- This large battery has plenty of power to charge your laptop, smartphone, tablet or other USB devices while you're on the go.
- USB-C with Power Delivery
- The USB- C port uses 65W output/30W input to charge high-power devices.
- Dual USB ports
- Two USB ports (15W total output) charge additional devices at the same time.
- LED indicators
- Show your battery's charge level.
- USB-C charging cable
- The 3.3 ft. (1 m) USB-C to USB-C cable charges your devices or the portable charger. If your device requires a different connector, simply use the cable that came with your device.
- Protective outer case
- A durable fireproof polycarbonate material helps protect the charger from damage.
- USB-IF certified
- Officially certified for compatibility across a wide range of devices.
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For the nerds: 100 watt hours is the FAA limit. 3.7VDC is the cell voltage. It's cell voltage multiplied by capacity. 3.7V x 26.8Ah = 99.16Wh. Just slides under that 100Wh limit. :-)
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For the nerds: 100 watt hours is the FAA limit. 3.7VDC is the cell voltage. It's cell voltage multiplied by capacity. 3.7V x 26.8Ah = 99.16Wh. Just slides under that 100Wh limit. :-)
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