Tripp Lite U280006C3AST 6-port USB-A/C charging station cable
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Delivers 38 W through three USB-C ports with 20 W PD fast charging
This compact charger delivers 38 W total output through three USB-C ports. It supports 20 W PD fast charging for compatible phones from brands such as Honor, Apple and Samsung. The white finish suits home, office or travel use.
When one device is connected it can draw the full 20 W PD rate. With two or three devices the 38 W budget is divided, so charging slows for power-hungry laptops or tablets. Buyers needing simultaneous high-wattage laptop charging should consider a higher-output adapter.
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The charger supports PD20W output, so it will negotiate the correct power level for a device limited to 20 W.
Check the phone's lock screen or battery settings for a fast-charging indicator while connected to any of the three USB-C ports.
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