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GE 3-USB Wall Charger with Foldable Plug

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GE 3-USB Wall Charger with Foldable PlugModel: 36346 Give yourself a charge with the GE branded UltraPro 3 USB Wall Charger. Three USB A charging ports provide 3. 4 Amps of power, so you can rest assured, knowing your devices are ready when you need them. The outlet extenders design is compact, allowing it to fit comfortably virtually anywhere in the home. Enjoy universal compatibility with all USB A equipped devices, including laptops, tablets, phones, cameras, smartwatches, wireless

Model: 36346

Give yourself a charge with the GE-branded UltraPro 3-USB Wall Charger. Three USB-A charging ports provide 3.4 Amps of power, so you can rest assured, knowing your devices are ready when you need them. The outlet extender’s design is compact, allowing it to fit comfortably virtually anywhere in the home. Enjoy universal compatibility with all USB-A equipped devices, including laptops, tablets, phones, cameras, smartwatches, wireless headsets, Bluetooth speakers and much more!

It features UltraCharge technology, which returns your devices to full power up to 40% faster than traditional 5W chargers. The charging station also includes a $5,000 connected equipment replacement plan. The foldable plug makes this charging device perfect for traveling. Simply fold in the plug and take it from home to work or anywhere else you may need it. For those times when your charging port supply comes up short, make a connection with the GE-branded UltraPro 3-USB Wall Charger.

Product Features:
The GE Pro 3 port USB charger is space saving and portable.
With three USB ports, The charger powers three of your smartphones, tablets and other mobile devices at the same time.
It is also equipped with a foldable plug for easy storage and travel.
Trade in your outdated chargers today for one that gives them a better charging experience that charges your electronic devices 40% faster than traditional 5V/5W USB chargers.
The GE Pro 3 port USB charger is UL listed and is backed by a $5, 000 connected equipment warranty and a lifetime warranty.

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