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Lenovo Product Marketplace, Inc. via Amazon has
3-Port TALIX 12800mAh 125W Laptop Power Bank w/ 240W USB-C Cable (
PBFO12125A) on sale for
$22.99 when you apply promo code
RNOEE5RC at checkout.
Shipping is free.
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Features:- Up to 125W fast charging with USB-C PD 3.0 support
- 12800mAh capacity charges laptops, phones, tablets, and more
- Dual USB-C ports and USB-A port w/ included 240W USB-C cable
- Digital display shows battery percentage and charging status
- TSA-approved 46.08Wh capacity with built-in safety protections
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It pushes 20V to 6.5 Amp.
You need a cable with an e-mark approved for the outside-spec rating.
Anker splitter cables do the same thing, which is how they can safely split a port.
This device is aimed at Moto 125W device owners. Mostly today in China.
Previously was $25 in June. See Thread: https://slickdeals.net/f/19607337
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It pushes 20V to 6.5 Amp.
You need a cable with an e-mark approved for the outside-spec rating.
And if it did, I'm highly confident the charger maker would advertise it.
It also doesn't do 28V so any spec compliant laptops will throttle to 100W automatically.
Anker splitter cables do the same thing, which is how they can safely split a port.
This device is aimed at Moto 125W device owners. Mostly today in China.
The anker splitter cables do not downgrade output, it just siphons power away from the first connected device. It's invisible to the charger.
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