Is fast charging all that you care about? Then Anker's PowerPort Speed+ Duo 30W USB-C charger is what you need. And it's discounted to just $19.49 today.
USB Power Delivery over Type-C is a charging standard everyone is rallying behind. Why? Because it brings fast charging to the masses and that too in a very, very safe manner. Anker has been at the forefront of this movement, and one of their USB-C chargers is discounted today as well. This means that you too can experience fast charging if you have a compatible device with you. Those list of compatible devices is actually pretty wide, and includes blockbuster hits like the Nintendo Switch, MacBook, iPhone and a ton of Android devices.
Versatile Charging: A USB-C port delivers 30W of power to charge phones, tablets, and laptops, while a 12W USB port charges mobile devices.
Faster Than Fast: Power Delivery and Power deliver high-speed charging to your devices to reduce charging time by up to 1 hour.
This Anker charger has two ports in total: USB-C and USB-A. That USB-C port can push out 30W of power in total meaning that it will charge a MacBook at full speed along with any other mobile device. And that USB-A port has the ability to push out 12W of power which is decent enough to juice up anything else. Things are topped off with a foldable plug design making it ideal for travel or just using it on a desk. The choice is yours how you use this thing.
If you are interested in this deal, pick it up from the link below. It's a one-day only deal and will expire as soon as the date switches over.
Buy USB C Charger, Anker PowerPort Speed+ Duo Wall Charger with 30W Power Delivery Port - Was $28, now just $19.79
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