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Charge 80 PD
BioLite
Charge 80 PD
$79.95
Description

　　Charges compatible laptops, tablets, phones, and more

　　Designed to power the next generation of high-performance personal electronics, the BioLite Charge 80 PD features USB-C Power Delivery for faster, more flexible charging. Charge compatible laptops, tablets, phones, and more. Compact design is easily packable and ready for travel or life away from an outlet. FAA Carry-On Compliant.

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Description

　　• 20,000 mAh rechargeable battery

　　• Fully charge a 13" laptop

　　• Charge multiple devices at once

　　• 1x USB-C PD port, up to 18W

　　• 2x USB-A Quick Charge Out ports

　　• Quick Charge 3.0 Protocol

　　• Portable & durable design

　　• FAA Carry-On Compliant

　　• Battery Life Indicator Button

　　• Battery Life Indicator LEDs

　　BATTERY 20,000 mAh, (74 Wh) Li-Ion

　　INPUTS USB C-PD, up to 18W

　　OUTPUTS 1x USB C-PD, 2x USB A

　　USB POWER OUTPUT:

　　-- USB C-PD: 5V/3.0A, 9V/2A, 12V/1.5A

　　-- USB A: 5V/3.0A, 9V/2A, 12V/1.5A

　　TOTAL OUTPUT POWER 18W total

　　IN THE BOX:

　　-- Charge 80 PD

　　-- USB A to USB C charge cable

　　-- Instructions

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