if you use 2 usb-c ports at the same time, it is 45W and 20W for the 2 ports so we do not suggest you plug 2 macbook pros from the 2 usb-c ports at the same time. You can plug one into one of the AC outlets.
Why would you attach a mini fridge to this?? plug the fridge into a wall outlet directly., or get a regular power strip. This device it more than a power strip. it's designed to charge laptops and phones. it has a max. load of 65 watts. That means all the devices connected to it cannot exceed 65 watts, or i…
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Why would you attach a mini fridge to this?? plug the fridge into a wall outlet directly., or get a regular power strip. This device it more than a power strip. it's designed to charge laptops and phones. it has a max. load of 65 watts. That means all the devices connected to it cannot exceed 65 watts, or it will overheat, or burn out.
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Why would you attach a mini fridge to this?? plug the fridge into a wall outlet directly., or get a regular power strip. This device it more than a power strip. it's designed to charge laptops and phones. it has a max. load of 65 watts. That means all the devices connected to it cannot exceed 65 watts, or it will overheat, or burn out.
Yes, this will work with any MagSafe iPhone (>= iPhone 12) with no case at all OR MagSafe iPhone with actual MagSafe compatible case, but is technically NOT “MagSafe” in that max iPhone charging is limited to 7.5w. This is a Qi wireless charger, that holds MagSafe iPhones, at 45 degrees. “MagGo” = magnetic benefits o…
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Yes, this will work with any MagSafe iPhone (>= iPhone 12) with no case at all OR MagSafe iPhone with actual MagSafe compatible case, but is technically NOT “MagSafe” in that max iPhone charging is limited to 7.5w. This is a Qi wireless charger, that holds MagSafe iPhones, at 45 degrees. “MagGo” = magnetic benefits of “MagSafe” but NOT “fast” iPhone charging (15w). Still… I recommend. Solves the issue of perfect wireless placement on ever changing iPhone form factors.
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Yes, this will work with any MagSafe iPhone (>= iPhone 12) with no case at all OR MagSafe iPhone with actual MagSafe compatible case, but is technically NOT “MagSafe” in that max iPhone charging is limited to 7.5w. This is a Qi wireless charger, that holds MagSafe iPhones, at 45 degrees. “MagGo” = magnetic benefits of “MagSafe” but NOT “fast” iPhone charging (15w). Still… I recommend. Solves the issue of perfect wireless placement on ever changing iPhone form factors.
i would not place this unit next to my bed, for any reason. Having a strong electromagnetic device, with 65 watts, powered on, next to your body, even when quiet, will disrupt restorative sleep. The real purpose of this device is to provide multiple outlets to charge many device at once. It's time people become a…
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i would not place this unit next to my bed, for any reason. Having a strong electromagnetic device, with 65 watts, powered on, next to your body, even when quiet, will disrupt restorative sleep. The real purpose of this device is to provide multiple outlets to charge many device at once. It's time people become aware of the health effects of too many EMF radiation devices near their body.
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i would not place this unit next to my bed, for any reason. Having a strong electromagnetic device, with 65 watts, powered on, next to your body, even when quiet, will disrupt restorative sleep. The real purpose of this device is to provide multiple outlets to charge many device at once. It's time people become aware of the health effects of too many EMF radiation devices near their body.
