ONITOON
ONITOON 2-in-1 Retractable GaN Wall Charger 45W Dual Cable 80cm
Retractable GaN wall charger delivers 45 W through built-in 20 W USB-C and 12 W iOS cables that extend to 80 cm
- TypeWall Charger
- Retractable cables extend to 80cm for flexible reach
- Dual built-in cables charge two devices at once
- 45W total output with 20W USB-C and 12W iOS cables
- GaN technology reduces heat while delivering efficient power
- Automatic retraction with a gentle tug keeps cords tidy
All-in-One Retractable GaN Charger
The ONITOON 2-in-1 Retractable GaN Wall Charger delivers 45W fast charging through built-in USB-C and iOS cables. It suits travellers and commuters who want a single compact brick for phone and tablet without carrying separate cords.
Retractable Cables and GaN Efficiency
Each cable extends to 80cm (31.5 inches) and retracts automatically with a short tug, keeping bags tangle-free. Gallium Nitride technology reduces heat while the intelligent chip manages over-voltage, overheating, short-circuit and flame-retardant protections for stable daily use.
Replaces Separate Chargers and Loose Cables
The dual 20W USB-C and 12W iOS outputs charge two devices at once, removing the need for multiple bricks and tangled leads. The jump is worth it when you regularly power a phone and tablet together and value a self-storing cable system.
Highlights
- Retractable cables extend to 80cm for flexible reach
- Dual built-in cables charge two devices at once
- 45W total output with 20W USB-C and 12W iOS cables
- GaN technology reduces heat while delivering efficient power
- Automatic retraction with a gentle tug keeps cords tidy
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What charging standard does the 45 W GaN charger use, and what output does each built-in cable cap at?
The charger delivers up to 45 W total; the USB-C cable provides up to 20 W and the iOS cable up to 12 W, with intelligent power distribution when both are used.
What clearance does the retractable mechanism need behind a wall socket to fit without blocking adjacent outlets?
The unit plugs directly into a wall socket; the retractable cables extend up to 80 cm and retract into the body, so only the depth of the charger itself sits behind the socket.
How do you lock and release the cables at the desired length, and what is the common mistake?
Pull each cable to the needed length — it locks automatically; to retract, give a short 1 cm tug and the cable rewinds. The mistake is pulling too hard instead of the gentle tug.
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