ZDNET's key takeaways Scam "power-saving" devices waste money and risk safety.Smart plugs and power strips actually cut ...
The Snap-n-Charge is small as power banks go, and only 3,200 mAh/16 Wh. This is good enough for a quick top-up of a smartphone or headphones. And a top-up is what you get -- the capacity is enough for ...
I never thought that a $12 accessory could rival tools that cost much more. But this USB-C power meter delivers in profound ways.
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