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Insignia 45W USB-C Compact Super Fast Charging Wall Charger Kit w/ 6' Cable
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Best Buy has Insignia 45W USB-C Compact Super Fast Charging Wall Charger Kit w/ 6' 100W USB-C Cable on sale for $16.99. Shipping is free for My Best Buy Members (free to join), otherwise select free curbside pickup where available.
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- Connect devices with any USB-C cable to charge your smartphone, tablet, smartwatch and more.
- 45W total output charges your devices quickly and efficiently.
- 6' 100W certified USB-C to USB-cable grants flexible placement options while quickly charging your device.
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- Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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Best Buy has Insignia 45W USB-C Compact Super Fast Charging Wall Charger Kit w/ 6' 100W USB-C Cable on sale for $16.99. Shipping is free for My Best Buy Members (free to join), otherwise select free curbside pickup where available.
Thanks to community member PurpleStag3115 for finding this deal.
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Thanks to community member PurpleStag3115 for finding this deal.
Product Details:
- Connect devices with any USB-C cable to charge your smartphone, tablet, smartwatch and more.
- 45W total output charges your devices quickly and efficiently.
- 6' 100W certified USB-C to USB-cable grants flexible placement options while quickly charging your device.
Editor's Notes
Written by RevOne | Staff- Comes with a 1-year limited warranty.
- Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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This is the reason why Samsung's OEM USB-C charger cable is now typically an e-marked 5A model rather than the standard 3A rating for USB-C to USB-C - support for greater than 3A of current is a key requirement for SFC 2.0 since voltages for most devices is being limited below 11V.
Also, note the output ratings of Samsung's own 45W SFC 2.0 charger [samsung.com]. The Insignia model copies those ratings, presumably in an effort to maintain the same level of compatibility.
9V at up to 3A
15V at up to 3A
20V at up to 2.25A
Programmable Power Supply (PPS):
3.3-11.0V at up to 4.05A
3.3-16.0V at up to 2.8A
3.3-21.0V at up to 2.1A
It does bear repeating that very few SFC 2.0 phones on the market negotiate a voltage above 11V.
So although not every SFC 2.0 device may negotiate a true 45W rate with this Insignia adapter, this Insignia adapter should be as capable as the Samsung 45W SFC 2.0 charger at supporting comparable SFC 2.0 rates (as in: target PPS voltage at greater than 3A current).
Good luck!
Jon
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If you know I'm wrong, please correct me with reason.
On other hand Goggle's official 45W charger doesn't support PPS profile 10V/5A required for fast charging of Samsung Ultra series phones.
Basically you need to lookout for a charger like Anker 313 which can support both PPS profiles and you need to carry only one charger instead of two.
Google's 45W lists PPS as 21V @ 2.25A.
Do you have one? Anyone else?
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This is the reason why Samsung's OEM USB-C charger cable is now typically an e-marked 5A model rather than the standard 3A rating for USB-C to USB-C - support for greater than 3A of current is a key requirement for SFC 2.0 since voltages for most devices is being limited below 11V.
Also, note the output ratings of Samsung's own 45W SFC 2.0 charger [samsung.com]. The Insignia model copies those ratings, presumably in an effort to maintain the same level of compatibility.
- 9V at up to 3A
- 15V at up to 3A
- 20V at up to 2.25A
- Programmable Power Supply (PPS):
- 3.3-11.0V at up to 4.05A
- 3.3-16.0V at up to 2.8A
- 3.3-21.0V at up to 2.1A
It does bear repeating that very few SFC 2.0 phones on the market negotiate a voltage above 11V.So although not every SFC 2.0 device may negotiate a true 45W rate with this Insignia adapter, this Insignia adapter should be as capable as the Samsung 45W SFC 2.0 charger at supporting comparable SFC 2.0 rates (as in: target PPS voltage at greater than 3A current).
Good luck!
Jon
This is the reason why Samsung's OEM USB-C charger cable is now typically an e-marked 5A model rather than the standard 3A rating for USB-C to USB-C - support for greater than 3A of current is a key requirement for SFC 2.0 since voltages for most devices is being limited below 11V.
Also, note the output ratings of Samsung's own 45W SFC 2.0 charger [samsung.com]. The Insignia model copies those ratings, presumably in an effort to maintain the same level of compatibility.
- 9V at up to 3A
- 15V at up to 3A
- 20V at up to 2.25A
- Programmable Power Supply (PPS):
- 3.3-11.0V at up to 4.05A
- 3.3-16.0V at up to 2.8A
- 3.3-21.0V at up to 2.1A
It does bear repeating that very few SFC 2.0 phones on the market negotiate a voltage above 11V.So although not every SFC 2.0 device may negotiate a true 45W rate with this Insignia adapter, this Insignia adapter should be as capable as the Samsung 45W SFC 2.0 charger at supporting comparable SFC 2.0 rates (as in: target PPS voltage at greater than 3A current).
Good luck!
Jon
All the excuses you mentioned are not acceptable.
All the excuses you mentioned are not acceptable.
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However, your iPhone would benefit from this adapter's broad support of various Power Delivery modes, which cover the entire gamut of iPhone capabilities. As such, this charger is able to provide the fastest charging option for most every iPhone model available (from 18W up to 30W). https://support.apple.c
Good luck!
Jon
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The trusted charger mentioned in the video: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CQYTHWFH
I tested the Insignia charger using two cables: The first one is the same USB cable included with the charger, and the second one is this one: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08J2HXYPH
When checking the reviews online, there are some complaining that the charger doesn't support 2.0, but there are few saying it does support it.
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Did I get a bad one? I highly doubt it, but possible.
However, your iPhone would benefit from this adapter's broad support of various Power Delivery modes, which cover the entire gamut of iPhone capabilities. As such, this charger is able to provide the fastest charging option for most every iPhone model available (from 18W up to 30W). https://support.apple.c
Good luck!
Jon
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