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Baseus PowerCombo Tower 65W with Retractable USB-C Cable $48 + Free Shipping
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Baseus US Flagship [amazon.com] via Amazon has Baseus PowerCombo Tower 65W with Retractable USB-C Cable on sale for $79.99 - 30% clipped coupon on item page = $55.99 - $8 w/Code: Z937A5VW = $47.99. Shipping is free
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Created 01-30-2023
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Product Name: | USB C Charger Baseus PowerCombo 65W, 6-in1 Charging Station with Retractable USB-C Cable, 3 Outlets, USB A, USB C Ports, Surge Protector Power Strip for MacBook Pro, iPhone, Laptop, Multiple Devices |
Manufacturer: | Baseus |
Model Number: | CCGAN65-S3ACS |
Product SKU: | B0BKS7S6P5 |
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So silly to see a product like this and 100% are from Amazon Vine reviewers.
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Isn't the idea behind a power tower or power strip to prevent fires?
If you don't need stuff immediately, you can usually save 30-60% buying from Ali over Amazon.
They are well built, on par with Mi (Xiaomi) chargers.
The only thing I don't like about them is the 'smart' power distribution when multiple devices are plugged in. When one device finishes, It switches to higher power for the other device. When doing so, it briefly shuts off the current flow and restarts that port at the higher rate.
That makes sense, but when one of your devices is a phone, you get repeated dings as your phone swtches back and forth from full fast to lesser fast charging as the second and third devices eventually start 'topping off' again.
Considering they were a net <$20 shipped each, I still think they were way better value than other 65W PD devices.
Also, Anker has the same business practices, and most of their stuff, like their former competitor Aukey, sponsored reviews. Plus at LTT, they showed that their Eufy camera line is sketchy as heck.