Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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A 66W GaN wall charger with dual retractable cables and two extra ports charges four devices at once
The HATALKIN 66W 4-in-1 wall charger integrates two retractable cables and two fixed ports into a single GaN power adapter. It delivers up to 66 W total output for phones, tablets, laptops and smartwatches. The compact 3.77 x 2.48 x 1.45 inch enclosure weighs 192 g and plugs directly into a 110 V outlet. Travelers and multi-device users gain one brick that replaces several separate chargers and tangled cords.
A 35.43 inch USB-C cable and a 35.43 inch Lightning cable pull out and retract automatically, removing loose cables from bags or desks. Two additional ports — one USB-C and one USB-A — allow four devices to charge at once. The USB-C1 port provides up to 33 W for a MacBook Air, reaching 50 % in about one hour 40 minutes. Intelligent current matching and protections against over-voltage, over-temperature and reverse current keep each device safe.
No driver installation or configuration is required; plug the unit into a Type-A wall socket and connect devices. The retract mechanism locks at the desired length and releases with a gentle tug. Ensure the total draw of all connected devices stays within the 66 W limit so the charger does not throttle. The fixed prongs do not fold, so the adapter may block adjacent sockets on crowded power strips.
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The built-in USB-C and Lightning cables retract automatically with a slight pull; if the retraction mechanism fails the cables cannot be swapped separately, so the whole charger would need replacement.
The USB-C1 port is limited to 33W for MacBook Air charging, so it reaches its maximum before the other ports when a laptop is connected.
The charger uses GaN technology with over-temperature protection that throttles power if heat builds up, keeping the 3.77×2.48×1.45-inch body within safe limits during continuous use.
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