A great mobile device deserves the best USB-C charger and the PowerPort C1 checks all the right boxes, and happens to be discounted to just $10.99.
Have a quick sweep of the market and you'll learn that pretty much everyone is making a USB-C charger in one shape or the other. But needless to say that companies like ANKER come out on top every single time whenever we talk about quality and reliability.
If you are looking for a great USB-C charger which happens to be small too then the PowerPort C1 is what you need in your life. Despite its size, this thing can push out 15W of power, or 5V/3A (for the nerds out there) which means that it will top off an iPhone, Android device or even a Switch at a fairly respectable rate.
Of course, if you are daring enough, you can even use this charging to top off a 12-inch MacBook, or anything that has a USB-C port. But obviously, since this charger is limited to just 15W of power output therefore don't expect mind-boggling charging speeds. Even still, the thought that you can charge something as big as a laptop using something this small would've been a laughable idea a few years back.
If you are interested in the PowerPort C1 then head over to the link below. There is no fancy discount code to play around with nor a coupon to clip. But remember, this is a limited time deal which everyone should take advantage of.
Buy USB C Wall Charger, Anker 15W/3A PowerPort C 1 Type C Fast Charger - Was $17, now just $10.99
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