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Geek Daily Deals January 25 2021: 87W USB-C MacBook Pro or Air Laptop Charger for $25

Daily Deal

Need a replacement power cord for your MacBook Pro or Air? Get this 87W compatible charger for just $25 today!

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Get it for $25!

SZPOWER 87W USB C Charger Power Adapter Compatible with MacBook Pro 15, 13 inch, New Air 13 inch 2020/2019/2018, Thunderbolt 3 Block, 6.6ft 5A Cable:

  • Wide Compatibility: Optimized charging USBC laptop Pro 16 inch, 15 inch, 13 inch, New Air 13 inch, 12 inch, USB C port tablets, USB Type C cellphone.
  • 87W USB C Power Adapter: higher charging performance than 61W/30W USB C charger while charging Pro 13 inch, 12 inch, New Air 13 inch. Notice: It cannot plug into a extension cord.
  • 5A 6.6ft USB C to C Cable with Emark Chip: Specialized 5A is built-in Emark Chip and made of thicker copper wire to support max 5A/100W power through to charge 15 inch at full speed 87W. 6.6ft cord let you can work and charge your laptop anywhere.
  • Soft LED Indicator and Foldable Plug: We add an extra LED indicator than default charger. Cool-green LED emits a soft, gentle glow so you can see device has power, easily find the charging port in the dark, with a foldable plug for easy storage.
  • Charging at Normal Temperature: SZPOWER 87W USB C Charger is high charging efficiency up to 91%. We implements high speed charging and avoid charge getting hot by sophisticated electronic innards. Enjoy worry-free 12-month warranty and friendly customer service.

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