Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Hamzan
A retractable car charger with built-in Lightning and USB-C cables plus USB-C and USB-A ports powers four devices at once
This new Hamzan charger plugs into a cigarette lighter socket and supplies two built-in retractable cables plus separate USB-C and USB-A ports. It is aimed at drivers and passengers who need to power several phones or tablets during a journey without loose cables cluttering the cabin.
The integrated Lightning and Type-C cords pull out and retract automatically, keeping the interior tidy while still allowing four devices to charge at the same time. The extra USB-C and USB-A sockets let riders connect their own cables for additional hardware.
The unit comfortably handles a mix of iPhone models from the 16 series back to the 6S, iPad tablets, Galaxy phones, Pixel handsets and other Android devices. It runs out of headroom when more than four devices need power at once or when a device requires a proprietary connector not included in the four provided interfaces.
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The two auto-retractable cables are built into the unit; if the retraction mechanism or a connector wears out the whole charger would need to be replaced.
Total output is shared across the two retractable cables plus the USB-C and USB-A ports so each device charges more slowly under full load.
The compact design fits flush in the cigarette-lighter socket and runs silently; warmth is normal but it stays comfortable to touch during extended use.
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