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Homegrown consumer lifestyle technology brand RAEGR has introduced two new car charging adapters to fast-charge your devices while driving. The RAEGR RapidLink 350 is a 30W fast car charger featuring USB Type-C PD and the RAEGR RapidLink 400 is a 38W dual-port USB PD 3.0 with USB 3.0 QC 3.0. “The RAEGR RapidLink 350 and 400 are ideal for those who travel by car or drive around frequently and don’t have sufficient time to charge their devices before leaving. Using a RapidLink in the car, your devices can charge at super speeds of up to 38 watts. So, you can now forget about charging your devices at home and when you reach your destination, your smartphone or tablet’s battery will be fully replenished on arrival,” said Ajesh George, MD, RAEGR. The two new car charging adapters are equipped with state-of-the-art technology that not only quick charges various devices on the fly but also protects your devices from heat and power issues. RapidLink 350: This is a single-device 30W thumb-sized car charger that can quickly replenish your smartphone or tablet using a USB Type-C Power Delivery (PD 3.0) port. Built within a very compact metal housing, the charger sits flush inside the car’s cigarette lighter port and does not protrude outwards, leaving room for other things to be comfortably placed around the area. The charger has a blue LED to indicate power and a small foldable handle that allows for easy removal. The RAEGR RapidLink 350’s PD port can charge your devices 3X faster. Compatible with fast and quick charging devices such as Samsung’s Note 10/10+, Apple’s iPhone 12/12 Mini/12 Pro/12 Pro Max/11/Pro/Max, iPhone X/XS/XR/8/8 Plus/SE, Google’s Pixel 3/3a/XL, and many other brands. Every device that is connected to the RapidLink 350 is protected from overheating, over-voltage and over-current. Lastly, along with the charger, you will also receive a 3.3ft USB Type-C to USB Type-C cable so you can instantly start using it. The RAEGR RapidLink 350 is available for a price of Rs 1,599 with a standard industry warranty of 1 year. RapidLink 400: This is a dual-port 38W car charger that can simultaneously charge two devices at the same time. The RapidLink 400 sports a USB 3.0 port and a PD 3.0 USB port that together can provide up to 38 Watts of power. The USB 3.0 port supports QuickCharge 3.0 and compatible connected devices can charge with a maximum power of 18 Watts. For example, the Samsung Galaxy S series (S8 and above) and the Note series (Note 8 and above) can attain 0%-50% charge within the first 30 minutes using the USB 3.0 port. The PD port supports 3X fast charging and can provide up to 20 watts of power for your devices. Compatible with fast and quick charging devices such as Samsung’s Note 10/10+, Apple’s iPhone 12/12 Mini/12 Pro/12 Pro Max/11/Pro/Max, iPhone X/XS/XR/8/8 Plus/SE, Google’s Pixel 3/3a/XL, and many other brands. The RAEGR RapidLink 400 is built using a scratch-resistant metal housing body which also helps efficiently dissipate heat to keep the product running at peak performance. All connected devices are protected from overheating, over-voltage and over-current. Lastly, along with the charger, you will also receive a 3.3ft USB Type-C to USB Type-C cable so you can instantly start using it. The RAEGR RapidLink 400 is available for a price of Rs 1,619 with a standard industry warranty of 1 year. The RAEGR RapidLink 350 and RapidLink 400 will be available on Amazon and Flipkart.

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