
Xtorm Volt Series
65 W
Xtorm Volt Series
65 W
The plug can be changed. Basically, it is a US plug onto which other adapters such as Swiss plugs are plugged. It is very suitable for travelling. It has a small bag to carry everything.
I don't have the answer. The same thing happened to me. Except that I was stuck on the train, the little one is easily lost. Let me know if you find a solution 😅
With 65 watts, most devices can charge at full speed. Examples at Samsung: Samsung Galaxy S21 ultra - 25 watts Samsung Galaxy S21 - 18 watts Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3 - 15 Watt
Yes, it is possible to charge a device with a charger that has a higher current capacity than required. Since the voltage is kept constant (5 V), the only factor that determines the current consumption is the load (another term for the resistance) that the device imposes on the charger. Thus, the device only draws the current it needs and no more.
Here is the answer from our department responsible: Generally speaking, it could be used to charge the laptop as it has a 65W USB-C output, but only if the customer's laptop is capable of charging via USB-C, and to find out if this is the case, we need the exact model/serial number of the laptop as not all models in the Dell XPS series have this feature.To know if this is the case, we need to have the exact model/serial number of the laptop as not all models of the Dell XPS series have this feature. Please write us an e-mail and do not reply here. For the e-mail, please summarise the situation and mention the details (order number, serial number, etc): https://helpcenter.digitec.ch/hc/fr/requests/new?ticket_form_id=39231
The supplied cable is 3m long, but you can replace it with any other USB-C cable.
For this you need a usb-c to magsafe cable. I don't even know if it's available, but it's not included here.
The only cable provided is USB-C/USB-C. You will need a USB-C/Lightning cable for your iPhone 11
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