Samsung Galaxy On Max Adaptive Fast Mobile Charger 2 Amp With 1mt Data and Sync Cable White SAMCAB Realme 6 Pro Type-C VOOC
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Samsung Galaxy On Max Adaptive Fast Mobile Charger 2 Amp With 1mt Data and Sync Cable White SAMCAB Realme 6 Pro Type C VOOC Realme 6 Pro Type C VOOC Charge And Data Sync Cable 1 Mt White Flexibility:The Samsung Galaxy M30 15W Type C Adaptive Fast Mobile Charger With 1 Mt Cable also comes with a detachable USB to USB Type C Cable which allows you to charge your phone from the USB port on your computer or other USB power source if you are not near a wall outlet and it is Sleek You can also sync and transfer files between your computer and your device using the micro USB Cable The charger has been designed specifically for Indian power outlets Samsung Galaxy On Max Adaptive Fast Mobile Charger 2 Amp With 1mt Data and Sync Cable White is a device used to put energy into secondary cell or rechargeable battery by passing electric current through it
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