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Samsung Wireless Power Bank and Wireless Duo Pad Launched in India
Samsung has officially launched a wireless power bank and a wireless charging duo pad in India. The power bank and duo pad would also be compatible with Samsung’s wearable range such as Galaxy Buds and Galaxy watch. The power bank and duo pad are Qi certified and will allow users to wirelessly charg...
Samsung has officially launched a wireless power bank and a wireless charging duo pad in India. The power bank and duo pad would also be compatible with Samsung’s wearable range such as Galaxy Buds and Galaxy watch. The power bank and duo pad are Qi certified and will allow users to wirelessly charge all Qi-certified smartphones, irrespective of the brand. The wireless charger duo pad is available in 2 colour variants: Black and White, with a price tag of INR 5999. The 10,000mAH power bank will also be available in 2 colour variants: Silver and Pink, with a price tag of INR 3699.
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The wireless power bank features an aluminium body but it is still durable. It will provide a user with the option to charge two devices at once, one wireless and one wired. As far as Samsung phones are concerned, the charger would only be compatible with the S series and Note devices which include the Galaxy S6 smartphone and above. The portable wireless charger does not weigh much and is only 234g in weight.
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The wireless charger duo Pad gets a major update as it now charges the Galaxy S10 thirty minutes faster as compared to its previous versions. One can charge multiple devices with its dual charging pads.
Samsung Wireless Power Bank and Wireless Duo Pad Launched in India[/caption]
Samsung Wireless Power Bank[/caption]
The wireless power bank features an aluminium body but it is still durable. It will provide a user with the option to charge two devices at once, one wireless and one wired. As far as Samsung phones are concerned, the charger would only be compatible with the S series and Note devices which include the Galaxy S6 smartphone and above. The portable wireless charger does not weigh much and is only 234g in weight.
Key Highlights of Samsung Wireless Power Bank
- It features a slim aluminium body which is strong and designed to give the user a truly portable, wireless experience.
- It has 10,000mAH battery capacity with options to charge two devices at once (1 wired and 1 wireless).
- It has got adaptive fast charging and Quick Charge 2.0 in both wired and wireless charging.
- It is compatible with Samsung’s Note devices and S series (Galaxy S6 and above), Galaxy watch range, Galaxy Buds, and all Qi-certified devices from other brands.
- Wireless Charging output (FAST CHARGE, Qi, Galaxy Watch), Fast Wired Charging In&Out (AFC, QC2.0 max.15W).
- The Dimensions of the power bank are 149.93 x 70.8 x 15.09 mm with a total Weight of 234g.
Samsung Wireless Charger Duo Pad[/caption]
The wireless charger duo Pad gets a major update as it now charges the Galaxy S10 thirty minutes faster as compared to its previous versions. One can charge multiple devices with its dual charging pads.
Key Highlights of Wireless Charger Duo Pad
- It now charges Galaxy S10 devices up to 30 minutes faster compared to previous versions.
- User can charge multiple devices with its dual charging pads. For example, one can charge Galaxy S10 and Galaxy watch at the same time.
- It is only compatible with Qi-certified devices.
- It supports simultaneous dual wireless charging, FAST CHARGE 2.0, FAST CHARGE 1.0, Qi, SmartWatch Charging.
- Dimensions of the Duo pad are 195 x 18.05 x 92 mm, with a total weight of 168g.
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Immanuel Raja is an Automotive Writer with 8 years of experience covering the Indian automotive landscape. He specializes in Electric Vehicles and Hybrid Technology, with particular expertise in battery systems, charging infrastructure, and the integration of alternative powertrains in Indian road conditions. Raja has extensively tested over 200 vehicles across various segments, from entry-level EVs to premium hybrids, developing nuanced insights into their performance on India's diverse and challenging roads. His analysis encompasses both technical specifications and practical ownership considerations that matter to Indian consumers, including charging accessibility, maintenance costs, and performance in extreme weather conditions. With a finger on the pulse of India's evolving automotive preferences, Raja delivers clear, factual assessments that help readers navigate the transition to electrified mobility in the context of India's unique market dynamics.
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