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AUKEY Omnia 65W Charger Review – For all your Type-C charging needs
Since COVID-19 took over our lives, many of us have become more reliant than ever on PCs and smartphones to stay connected. When you're at home, there isn't much of a need to run to a charger, but I'm sure some of you have a lot of devices to charge. Every device typically comes with...
AMX XP60 PD Charger Review – The only charging brick you need in your bag
By now, most of us have accumulated a fair few gadgets and accessories that need charging at least once every few days. If you share a living space with other people, then you have also likely run into the same problems that I have—there just aren't enough charging sockets at home for everyone. What follows...
Samsung and Apple are considering no longer bundling a charger in smartphone boxes
As far back as we can recall, smartphones have always come with a charger included in the box. In the very early days, manufacturers adopted proprietary pins unique to their product. Phones and smartphones were also just making the climb towards popularity, being nowhere near their current omnipresent state. It was necessary back then to...
RAVPower 65W PD GaN Charger Review – One USB-C Port, One USB-A port means even greater versatility
If you're anything like me, you probably carry a number of different chargers in your bag at any given time. I talked about that a little bit when I reviewed the RAVPower 61W PD GaN plug and mentioned how it was able to reduce the number of plugs I carried in my bag. Now the...
RAVPower 61W PD GaN Charger Review – Incredible Versatility
Generally speaking, my bag plays host to two or three chargers at a time. One for my smartphone, one for my laptop (a MacBook Pro), and one for my Nintendo Switch. That's a lot of cabling to carry in one bag, and most certainly doesn't do any wonders for their longevity either. The MacBook Pro...
Aukey debuts Omnia series chargers with up to 100W dual-port PD at CES 2020
Aukey has been in the charger business for a few years now, having carved its own space when it comes to wall chargers, multi-port charging docks, and power banks. At CES 2020, Aukey is launching its new Omnia series of Gallium Nitride-based wall chargers offering up to 100W charging through dual-port USB Power Delivery.Aukey's new...
Accessories Review: Aukey and RAVPower Chargers, Cables, Power Banks, USB Hub, and Storage
Phone accessories can often be indispensable, especially to power users. Whether by trying to extend battery life or listening to some tunes, you probably use some smartphone accessories regularly, if not daily. From earphones to cables, charging bricks, and power banks, these enhance our smartphone experience by accentuating their pros or diminishing their cons. In...
Security Analysts Identify a Trojan that Quietly Purchase Apps, a Rootkit that takes over your Device, and Ransomware that Locks your Device
For the average user on our forums, you are probably safe from most malicious threats to your device. After all, you are more likely to be running on the latest Android version with the latest security patches thanks to the effort of developers on our forums. Furthermore, you are likely more conscious of what permissions...![Aukey Qualcomm Quick Charge Product Reviews and Giveaway [20 IN TOTAL] + Discounts!](https://www.xda-developers.com/files/2016/09/aukeygiveaway-390x390_c.jpg)
Aukey Qualcomm Quick Charge Product Reviews and Giveaway [20 IN TOTAL] + Discounts!
Charging our devices will always be an absolute necessity. Some of us end up needing to charge multiple devices at once. Me, personally, I have to keep track of charging my wireless headset, my Moto 360, my current review device, and my daily driver Nexus 6P. Instead of fiddling with multiple chargers around a multi-plug, why...![Choetech Quick Charge 3.0 & USB-C Charger Reviews and Giveaway [35 IN TOTAL]!](https://www.xda-developers.com/files/2016/05/1-2-390x390_c.jpg)
Choetech Quick Charge 3.0 & USB-C Charger Reviews and Giveaway [35 IN TOTAL]!
Charging our devices will always be an absolute necessity. Some of us end up needing to charge multiple devices at once. Me, personally, I have to keep track of charging my wireless headset, my Moto 360, my current review device, and my daily driver Nexus 6P. Instead of fiddling with multiple chargers around a multi-plug, why...![CHOETECH Foldable Solar Charger Panel [Giveaway + Review]](https://www.xda-developers.com/files/2016/05/IMG_20160514_115707-390x390_c.jpg)
CHOETECH Foldable Solar Charger Panel [Giveaway + Review]
"There are only two certainties in life - death and taxes." - Benjamin Franklin While this certainly holds true today, in our modern technological era there is another certainty - charging your tech.No matter how many extra battery packs you carry around, how many volts you undervolt by, how many apps you Greenify, you'll eventually run out...
Aukey Begin Shipping UK QC3.0 Multi-Port Wall Chargers
Living in the UK and working for a tech company at the same time has one drawback and that is the plug we use, the three rectangular pronged plug is designed to be the safest in the world. The pins are each coated with insulation until the midway point meaning you can’t shock yourself if you...- 1
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