Become Charger USB-A 18W

Name: Become Charger USB-A 18W
Brand: Cellularline
SKU: ECORCYACHUSB18WW
Price: 21.95 EUR
Availability: InStock

USB-A 18W mains charger made of 98% recycled plastic

Not compatible with GALAXY S24

In Stock

Product Code: ECORCYACHUSB18WW

€21.95

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Description

Become USB-A Charger 18W is equipped with a USB-A port and ensures optimal charging for devices with 9V2A Quick Charge technology. This charger is made of 98% recycled plastic and supports the "1% for the Planet" project. The focus on sustainability also extends to the packaging, which is made of paper certified by the Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®), the internationally recognized non-profit organization for responsible and sustainable forest management. It is the ideal charger for Xiaomi, Motorola, Honor, and other smaller brands

Details

Automatic adapter for 110/240 V sockets
Pack Contents: Mains charger, Instructions
Output: 25W
The packaging is made of paper certified by the Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®), the internationally recognized non-profit organization for responsible and sustainable forest management
100% safe. The electronics are designed to prevent overheating, and the protective circuit prevents overloads and short circuits