J5Create JUP1365 65W GaN PD USB-C Mini Charger AC Wall charger for Smartphones, Tablets and Laptops

J5Create JUP1365 65W GaN PD USB-C Mini Charger AC Wall charger for Smartphones, Tablets and Laptops

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$77.69

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J5Create JUP1365 65W GaN PD USB-C Mini Charger AC Wall charger for Smartphones, Tablets and LaptopsBuilt with the advanced power integration GaN power chip, this high speed, high efficiency, compact charger charges faster than other standard power supplies. It features a foldable plug for maximum portability and can be easily packed for traveling or business trips. The charger also comes with surge, overcharging, overcurrent and overheating protection, keeping your devices safe. The USB C port is equipped with power delivery 3. 0 2. 0 technology to

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