Remax FP-22 is a portable charger that features 30000 mAh capacity and convenience. 115 ₾
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Remax FP-22 is a portable charger that features 30000 mAh capacity and convenience.

№129923
Created: Yesterday
Remax FP-22 is a portable charger that features 30000 mAh capacity and convenience. Tbilisi - photo 1
Remax FP-22 is a portable charger that features 30000 mAh capacity and convenience. Tbilisi - photo 2
Remax FP-22 is a portable charger that boasts a capacity of 30,000 mAh and is convenient to use. Its two USB-A and one Type-C ports allow you to charge three devices at the same time. The output power of the charger's USB-A ports is up to 22.5 W, while the Type-C port provides up to 20 W.

This portable charger is equipped with PD 3.0 and fast charging functions, which allows for quick energy replenishment. The digital display monitors the remaining energy. The body is made of ABS and PC materials, which ensures durability and safety along with the V0 fire resistance class.

Remax FP-22 is available at the company "Megaline", located in Tbilisi, Agladze Street N15, Pavilion N7. The product is covered by a 3-month warranty and courier service is available.


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