Triple port charger with retractable cable
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Smartly designed travel chargers featuring integrated cables and multiple ports for the mobile professional. These GaN-powered units simplify your packing by combining several charging needs into one
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What stands out
Retractable Cable Design
The built-in USB-C cable retracts to keep your bag organized.
Triple Device Charging
Charge three items at once using the cable and extra ports.
Travel Ready Prongs
Folding prongs ensure the charger stays compact during transit.
Notes
Notes from buyers
The retractable cable is a game changer for keeping my backpack tidy.
I love that I can charge my laptop with the cable and my watch via the extra port.
It is very compact for a 65W charger and the folding prongs are very sturdy.
Why this brand is here
Integrated Travel Solutions
These listings showcase the Basix series, featuring 65W GaN technology and built-in retractable cables. They are designed to reduce clutter while providing fast charging for multiple devices.
- 65W GaN wall charger
- Retractable USB-C cable
- Triple device fast charging
- Folding prongs for travel
- USB-C and USB-A ports
Built this way
All-In-One Utility
The built-in cable means you have one less thing to remember when packing.
Port Variety
With both USB-C and USB-A ports, you can charge legacy and modern gear together.
Space Efficiency
The compact GaN build and folding prongs are ideal for tight spaces.
Fast Charging Hub
The 65W output is split effectively to fast-charge three devices simultaneously.
Common questions
iOttie Questions
Does it come with a cable?
Yes, it features a built-in retractable USB-C cable.
How many devices can it charge?
It can charge three devices at once using its ports and cable.
What is the total power output?
These travel chargers provide a total of 65W of power.
Does it use GaN technology?
Yes, these models use GaN for a more compact travel size.