Name: Samsung 25W Travel Adapter TA800
SKU: TA800
Price: 7.50 OMR
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Samsung 25W Travel Adapter TA800

ر.ع.7.50

Super Fast Charging to stay ready
Compatible with various devices
Enjoy the flexibility of the USB Type-C

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Super Fast Charging to stay ready

Give your mobile devices the powerful and safe charging support they deserve. This Wall Charger provides Super Fast Charging with USB-C PD 3.0 PPS at up to max 25W for capable devices. So when you do run low, it’s not for long.

* Super Fast Charging(SFC) is Samsung’s charging method based on Power Delivery 3.0. SFC is supported for Galaxy Notes (Note10 and higher), Galaxy S series (S10 5G and higher), and other SFC capable devices. ** PD(Power Delivery) 3.0 is USB IF standard to charge quickly over USB-C. *** Super Fast Charging fuels up Galaxy S20 and Galaxy Note20 more than 50% within 30 minutes according to the results derived from internal Samsung lab tests conducted with the above-mentioned devices while they had 0% power remaining on the battery, with all services, features, and screen turned off. **** Fast charging is supported for compatible devices such as iPhone 8 and higher. ***** Actual charging speed may vary depending on the actual usage, charging conditions, connected devices and other factors. ****** For optimum results, please use with authentic Samsung cables which can be purchased separately.

Compatible with various devices

Wall Charger does the job for Android devices as well as devices that run different operating systems. For this Wall Charger, the size of your devices isn’t a problem; from earbuds to laptops, take advantage of an ideal charging time for your devices at speeds they can manage to handle.

* Please check the compatibility with your third party device before purchasing. ** For optimum results, please use with authentic Samsung cables which can be purchased separately.

Enjoy the flexibility of the USB Type-C

Enjoy the flexibility enabled by USB-C compatible cables. You can alternate the types of

cables to charge a variety of mobile devices that you own. Just plug in a cable – there’s no need to change the adapter plugged into your wall outlet.

* Charging cable not included. ** Compatible with all standard USB type-C cables such as USB-C to USB-C, USB-C to Lightning and etc. *** For optimum results, please use with authentic Samsung cables which can be purchased separately.

Brand	Samsung
Color	White, Black
Compatibility	Android, iOS
Specific Uses For Product	Home, Office

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