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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens who are very homesick and afraid of the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com, October 13 (Xinhua)-- Nubia's Red Devils brand has launched a 150W gallium nitride desktop charging set with a hand price of 999 yuan. It will go on sale at 10:00 on October 16.

According to reports, this charger is equipped with a full-color touch screen, which can view the charging status, input and output power and other parameters in real time, support touch-sensitive buttons and App Bluetooth control, and provide 100 kinds of desktop dynamic standby animation. This product continues the design style of the Red Deuterium Front series and provides RGB streamer lighting effect.

In addition, after the product is connected to the table module, the desktop can be charged by extending the power cord connection and socket. The product package contains a standard DC power cord with inner diameter 2.5mm / outer diameter 5.5mm, which can directly charge some DC devices directly. If the interface model does not match, the official declared that "one of the mainstream DC adapters in Lenovo, Dell, Asustek and Hewlett-Packard is given away free of charge".

In terms of performance, this new product supports the PD 3.1fast charging protocol, using a DC port (150W), a USB-A port (30W) and two Type-c ports (140W). It should be noted that the above power is the maximum power of the interface when used only by a single port.

In addition, the product is equipped with a newly upgraded deuterium-front gallium nitride chip, which officials say can "make the charger smaller, charge faster, control temperature stronger, and greatly improve the safety and stability of fast charging."

CTOnews.com attached product parameters:

JD.com Nubia 150W Red Deuterium Front Gallium Nitride Charger set 999RMB Direct Link

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