Tripp Lite U280006C3AST 6-port USB-A/C charging station cable
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A 1.5 m Samsung cable and wall charger kit for charging and data transfer
This Samsung N7100 charger kit combines a 1.5 m travel data and charge cable with a home wall charger in white. It is designed for users who need a single package to power a compatible device and transfer data at a desk or while travelling.
The wall charger plugs into a standard AC outlet to supply power while the 1.5 m cable connects the device for charging and syncing. The kit frees the user from sourcing a separate cable and adapter, though buyers who need a longer cable or a multi-port charger will require additional accessories.
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The kit includes a 1.5 metre travel data and charge cable for connecting your device.
The wall charger and cable deliver a steady 5 V supply suitable for daily charging and data sync.
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