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Dual port USB C and USB A for charging two devices at the same time.
Looks like the USB C port supports PPS and PD 3 charging, while USB A supports QC 4.
When using both ports, you can get up to 45W on the USB C, and 18W on USB A
65W with USB C alone
Just ordered one.
https://www.verizon.com/products/...l-charger/
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However, I wanted to point out the most important feature of PPS (the why you want it) which is the ability to maximize the charging performance of any device which also supports PPS. Noteworthy PPS devices these days include the latest Samsung phones, for example, which only reach their maximum rated charging speeds (such as 45W) using PPS. Without PPS this can lead to a seemingly unexpected low performance from a charger where, for example, a 90W-rated USB-C charger "only" charges a Samsung Note 10 at 15W because it doesn't support the PPS-enabled 45W charging mode,
For reference, here are the charging modes supported by this device. Take note of the combined charging performance, which limits the USB-C port to 45W while supplying 18W to the USB-A. This should still be plenty for most every phone, as well as many laptops.
https://www.gonimble.co
USB-C Output: 65W Max, PD 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/3A, 15V/3A, 20V/3.25A
USB-A Output: 18W Max, QC 5V/3A, 9V/2A, 12V/1.5A
USB-C + USB-A Output: 63W Max, USB-C 45W Max / USB-A 18W Max
Good luck!
Jon
https://www.pengohome.c
The Verizon ad states "With up to 65W of USB-C Fast Charge PD 4.0 and QC 4.0 technology..."
Is this a typo or is there a new 4.0 version of PD? I thought the latest Power Delivery version is 3.0.
Quick Charge (QC) is at version 4.0.
The link hbat posted in Message #4 states
- PPS Fast Charging for Android Devices
- PD Power Delivery 3.0 & QC Quick Charge 4.0
Looks like Verizon screwed up their ad.
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The generic one on Amazon is RAVPower. Other buyers have already attested to it. And I'll add myself to the list, too. It's exactly like the one I bought last July, box, embossed '65', RavPower on the side, label info, etc.
The generic one on Amazon is RAVPower. Other buyers have already attested to it. And I'll add myself to the list, too. It's exactly like the one I bought last July, box, embossed '65', RavPower on the side, label info, etc.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09WYLT...UTF8&
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09WYLT...UTF8&
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09WJZ8KM7
Had no issues so far charging my pixel 4a 5g, tab s8+ and lenovo work laptop, also sony XM4s.
Lack of reviews is a little concerning but this is quite small doesn't block other ports as much as HTC did.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09WYLT...UTF8&
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SunvalleyGroup is the parent company of RAVPower. I would assume BlitzForce and RAVPower chargers that look identical and have the same specs are indeed identical.
SunvalleyGroup is the parent company of RAVPower. I would assume BlitzForce and RAVPower chargers that look identical and have the same specs are indeed identical.
I couldn't even view the page until I logged into VZW.
Also shows $38
SunvalleyGroup is the parent company of RAVPower. I would assume BlitzForce and RAVPower chargers that look identical and have the same specs are indeed identical.
To anyone with the BlitzForce version, I'd be interested to know what the label and model number (e.g., RP-PC133) says on the actual charger.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09WYLT...UTF8&
I used the same link and I got ravpower today.
To anyone with the BlitzForce version, I'd be interested to know what the label and model number (e.g., RP-PC133) says on the actual charger.
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