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The concept is good As you can charge 3 things at once, but you can get a basic 3in1 for like £5.99
You can get things so much cheaper, without the unwanted bling factor
Must admit I paid over £20.00 for a 3in1 cable but is a fast charging one, Him saying each of those adaptors is worth £10 ********
Me tooI turned off when I saw it I thought I’d learn more from Big Brother
What are the connectors, USBC, USB, and Micro USB
I turned off when I saw it I thought I’d learn more from Big Brother
What are the connectors, USBC, USB, and Micro USB
Certified doubtfulOn the device end: lightning (doesn't say if it's certified though), microUSB, and basic USB-C (there are different specs).
On the bit-you-plug-into-a-power-source USB-A (the one most people think of as 'USB').
And be lucky to sell it all for £10 at a car boot saleIf I bought the whole four hours of products this evening would I have spent less or more than £200?
Their business model is at the least, odd. This maybe temporary due to future relocation, their profits margins are so small with selling such low priced items.If I bought the whole four hours of products this evening would I have spent less or more than £200?
But if they have bought the products very cheaply, and in bulk all they have to do is markup for some profit and aim to sell as much as possible.Their business model is at the least, odd. This maybe temporary due to future relocation, their profits margins are so small with selling such low priced items.
Very unlikely to be certified. It costs (allegedly) $4 per cable for that and they would be shouting about it on the box!On the device ends: lightning (doesn't say if it's certified though), microUSB, and basic USB-C
Somehow I suspect that if you're a fan of big name sheepskin boots, you're going to be able to tell the difference between them and a much cheaper lookey-likey pair. No matter what Foghorn Leghorn saysJust hopped on the YT feed and Sally's flogging clothes and boots. She picked up one of the boots and yelped 'these are veeeery similar to that well known brand who charge £150 for theirs!'
She then peers into the boot, pauses, and says this:
'There's nothing in there to indicate the brand. So, could these maybe be from that well known brand (smirk to camera) who knows ...'
Really? Really?!? Ok, we all know some manufacturing houses 'do' make products for different brands and there are scenarios where the same product will go out with different brand logos on possibly for sale at different retail prices. However, are we really to believe the boots IW is flogging for £29.99 are exactly the same ones the known brand flogs for £150?
Possible I suppose, however to say I have my doubts is emmm an understatement.