IPhone Multiple Chargers

• Multiple USB Port: Multiple USB output with total current of 5V/2.1A, allows you to charge many mobile devices simultaneously at high speed, much more efficient and time-saving. Sync and charge with high speed, Cost less get more.

• Certified USB wall charger Charging Compatible iPhone 6s, 6, 6 PLUS, 7, 7 PLUS, 8, X, XR, XS Max, XS, Se, 5, 5C, 5S, iPad, iPod, Tablet, Samsung Galaxy S9 S8 S8/ S9 Plus,C9/ C5/ C7 Pro, Note 9 8 7, A8 2018, A3/ A5/ A7 2017, HTC u11/ u11 Life/10 , LG G5 G6 V30 V20 Stylo 4 Plus, Nexus 5/ 6, Google Pixel 2 3 XL, Motorola Moto X4, Z3, Z2 Play, Blackberry, Nokia, OnePlus, Nexus, Bluetooth Speakers, Power Bank, Sony, Blu, ZTE, Huawei P8 P9 Lite, TCL, PS3/4, GPS, Kindle Fire 8 7 10, Xbox, MP3/ 4 players, All Smartphones

• Safe control IC Technology: This wall charger use Fireproof PC shell and built-in IC chip to prevent overcharging, short circuit, Over-current, over-voltage and over-heating, to ensure safe charging.

• Travel Ready: AC100-220V board voltage is ideal for travel, business, office, home.

• Compact Design: Compact, lightweight Design, you can enjoy freedom charging at anywhere with your pocket, bag, or carry-on bag.

Product Details

Product name: iPhone Multiple Chargers

Manufacturer: Quantum ST Technology Factory

Brand: Neutral or OEM/ODM customized

Model: iX-47M series

Main Usage: Smart Phone Charging

Other devices compatible: Tablets, Power banks, GPS, Bluetooth Headphones, Music players, Wireless controllers, Cameras etc.

Place of Origin: Guangzhou(Canton), China

Port: Multiple USB ports

Auto ID function: Available

Material: ABS, PC, PCB board etc.

Colors: black/ white or OEM/ODM customized

AC input: 100-240V

DC output: 5V, 5.4A

Operating temperature: -10℃~+60℃ (in door)

Efficiency: above 87%

AC power plug: US standard/ EU standard/ UK standard/ AU standard and others

Protection against: overvoltage, overcurrent, overheat and short circuit

Warranty: 18 Months

Certificate standard: CE, UL, FCC, IEC, ROHS

Packaging Details: PE/ OPP bag, Blister package, Carton box and others OEM/ ODM customized packaging

Get to know more about Apple's fast-charge for iPhones

• According to a post on Chinese social network Weibo (via MacRumors), it seems Apple is finally going to ditch its traditional USB Type-A charging bricks in favor of new models sporting a USB-C port. These rumors first popped up about three weeks ago, but gained even more momentum yesterday when Apple slashed the price of its 1-meter USB-C to Lighting cable from $35 to $19.

• Now this might not sound like a major departure from the status quo, because regardless of what gets plugged into the power brick, the other side of the cable (the one that gets inserted into the iPhone) still ends in a Lightning connector. But it's not quite that simple. As we discovered last year, the only way to fast-charge an iPhone and get Apple's promised charge time of 50 percent in just 30 minutes is by using a USB-C to Lighting cable. Old-fashion USB-A to Lighting cable just don't carry enough juice.

• However, the cable is only one part of the charging puzzle, considering that without a power brick that can push out enough juice, you still won’t reach full fast-charging speeds. Thankfully, it seems that in the transition over the USB-C, Apple is also working on a new 18-watt USB-C power adapter that pumps out more than three times the amount of electricity as the standard 5-watt iPhone power brick.

• That's a big deal, because currently, if you want to fast-charge an iPhone, you need replace both the power brick and cable that come packed with the phone with upgraded accessories that combined, can run you an extra $50 to $75. If these rumors are true, Apple is going to include both the rumored 18-watt power adapter and a USB-C to Lighting Cable in the box as standard on all 2018 iPhones, so you can get the best charging speeds possible without having to pay extra.

• Look, I know talking about charging speeds isn't thrilling, but fully embracing USB-C is secretly one of the most important moves Apple could make in 2018. As and added benefit, by putting a USB-C to Lighting cable in every iPhone box, Apple would also be eliminating the need to use a dongle anytime you want to connect an iPhone to a late-model MacBook, which aside from the Air, have not featured USB-A ports since the 2016 refresh.

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