(Thanks CleverChicken875 for the mention on the 65W charger)
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(Thanks CleverChicken875 for the mention on the 65W charger)
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EDIT: Unless you have a phone that doesn't support fast charging (lol just get an 18w) or want something medium range so you aren't always juicing your phone battery when you plug it in.nevermind, just read that it's 18w locked to both ports, this is junk. the cheapest USB-A charger will do the same wattage.Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
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Anker is the top, and the price shows.
RAVPower, UGreen, etc are good price to quality/performance.
Great for my kids' devices, and they always lose them or leave them places.
They are great for devices that cannot charge faster than ~18W anyways (most iPads, iPhones, etc. are capped at 20W) .
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