Naztech Wireless Power Hub 5: Qi-Enabled + 4 USB Ports for $44
March 19, 2020 / by Marco / Categories : Business, deals, design, entrepreneur, website





KEY FEATURES
Perfect for the modern multi-device user, the Power Hub 5 features a built-in wireless fast charger and 4 high-speed USB ports. Charge 5 devices at the same time from a single AC outlet! The wireless charger delivers up to 10W, which is ideal to fast charge the latest iPhone and Android devices, and a powerful tablet-friendly 2.4A output from each USB port. The space-saving design fits on any desk or tabletop and individual docking stations will keep all devices neatly arranged while charging. Power everything, all in one place!
- Charge 5 devices simultaneously w/ Qi provision & 4 USB ports
- Fast charge your iPhone or Android device 2x the speed of standard Qi chargers
- Deliver high-speed 2.4A output through each port
- Save space thanks to the individual docking stations
PRODUCT SPECS
Specs
- Color: black
- Materials: plastic, metal
- Product dimensions: 8″ x 4.72″ x 3.3″
- Weight: 15 oz
- AC cord length: 5 ft
- Total output: 35W/7A
- AC input: 100-240V, 50/60Hz
- Qi output: 5W/ 7.5W/ 10W
- USB output: 4x 5V/2.4A (25W max)
- Protection: short circuit, overcharge
- IntelliQ Smart Chip
- Individual docking stations
- Travel-friendly
- Manufacturer’s 2-year warranty
Compatibility
- Check compatible devices here
Includes
- Naztech Wireless Power Hub 5
- 5x Acrylic Dividers
- AC Power Cord
- User Manual
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