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Ruth's sister international power cord for Amazfit GTR 2e, GTS 2e, Bip U, Zepp E
Charges Amazfit GTR 2e, GTS 2e, Bip U and Zepp E watches via a probe interface with 5 V input and 700 mA output
- Compatible with Amazfit GTR 2e, GTS 2e, Bip U and Zepp E
- 5 V input and 700 mA output for fast charging
- circuit, over-voltage and overload protection built in
- Low ripple and low temperature extend service life
- Probe interface connects securely to the watch
Compatible Amazfit models
This charging cable works with the Amazfit GTR 2e, GTS 2e, Bip U, Zepp E, GTS2 mini, Pop, Pop pro, GTR2, GTS2 and T-Rex pro. It connects to any standard USB power source using a probe-style connector. The accessory is intended for adult users who need a replacement or spare dock for daily charging.
Electrical protection and efficiency
The unit accepts a 5 V input and delivers a 5 V output at 700 mA. Built-in safeguards include output short-circuit protection plus over-pressure and overload filtering. Imported components and real-machine aging tests yield low DC ripple, high working efficiency, fast charging speed, low working temperature and long service life.
Build and daily use
The black plastic dock is compact and lightweight, making it easy to keep on a bedside table or slip into a travel bag. Its probe interface aligns with the watch contacts for a secure connection without clips or magnets. Only the charger is included; the watch itself is not supplied.
Highlights
- Compatible with Amazfit GTR 2e, GTS 2e, Bip U and Zepp E
- 5 V input and 700 mA output for fast charging
- circuit, over-voltage and overload protection built in
- Low ripple and low temperature extend service life
- Probe interface connects securely to the watch
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I connect the probe interface charger to my Amazfit GTR 2e and what step do users often miss?
Plug the USB end into a 5 V power source, then align the magnetic probe pins with the charging contacts on the back of the watch; the step often missed is ensuring the pins snap firmly into place so the 700 mA charge current actually flows.
What part of this charger will need replacement first with daily use?
The probe tip's spring-loaded pins wear over time; if they lose spring tension the watch will not charge reliably, so the probe assembly is the component most likely to need replacing.
What thermal limit appears first when the charger runs continuously at 700 mA output?
The built-in over-pressure and overload filter protection activates if the DC ripple or working temperature rises beyond safe levels, cutting power to prevent damage.
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