Woot! has
2-Port 65W Amazon Basics Fast Charging GaN USB-C Wall Charger on sale for
$14.99.
Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must log in with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.
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Product Details:
- Fast Charging: 2-port GaN USB-C wall charger (Nano 65W) in Black can charge 2 devices at a time. Output in details: Single port max. output: 65W, Dual ports simultaneous use max. output: C1 + C2 = 30W + 30W)
- Compatibility: phones, tablets, USB-C laptops, including iPhone, Samsung, iPad/Ipad Pro, MacBook Air and more
- Reliable Safety: Protects connected devices from over-voltage, overcurrent, short circuit, and overheating
- Charging cable not included
- Dimensions: 2.2 x 1.6 x 1.7"
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How so??? As I..."understand it"...your electronics will only draw what they need. It isn't (or shouldn't be) that it is going to pump 65w in. No matter what!!! Am I mistaken? 🤔
--SlickDitti
Edit: I searched and apparently phone chargers are not a leading cause of housefires and it is recommended to use certified ones (I think this one is verified), don't leave it plugged in (I doubt the folks who are warn us all about using cheap chargers don't unplug their own chargers), and don't charge overnight (again ....) and don't leave your phone charging on loose clothes such as your bed.
Therefore, I think that with a few basic precautions, there is extremely small chance of one of these chargers causing a fire.
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Edit: I searched and apparently phone chargers are not a leading cause of housefires and it is recommended to use certified ones (I think this one is verified), don't leave it plugged in (I doubt the folks who are warn us all about using cheap chargers don't unplug their own chargers), and don't charge overnight (again ....) and don't leave your phone charging on loose clothes such as your bed.
Therefore, I think that with a few basic precautions, there is extremely small chance of one of these chargers causing a fire.
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