Sentences with phrase «never charged cable»

I have never charged cable and utilities (which are high costs) but given the 2 new cards I have, maybe I should.

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Comcast has agreed to pay the largest civil penalty the FCC has ever assessed a cable operator to settle charges it billed consumers for equipment and services they never ordered.

I never forgave B&N for changing the Nook cable with every new model, leaving me unable to charge my reader when the old cable died.

The Pro controller expensive and charge won't last (I ended using a USB cable and never moving to much).

If it wasn't for charging, you'd never have to touch your Android's USB cable again.

I've used a lot of charging cables in my life, I like electronic gadgets, but I've never known they had OHM resistors in them much less how many K they were, and it's not something I recall ever seeing mentioned on Amazon either.

As a result, you'll never have to plug in a cable to charge the Mamba.

While a full charge on this watch takes nearly 2 hours, you never have to worry about whether someone has your special charging cable if you left your charger at home and need a spare somewhere.

Both the AirPods Charging Case and the AirPods can be charged at the same time with a Lightning cable, but when charging the AirPods with the case alone, you can get three hours of listening time (1 hour talk time) with a 15 minute charge, so you never need to worry about the AirPods running out of batteCharging Case and the AirPods can be charged at the same time with a Lightning cable, but when charging the AirPods with the case alone, you can get three hours of listening time (1 hour talk time) with a 15 minute charge, so you never need to worry about the AirPods running out of battecharging the AirPods with the case alone, you can get three hours of listening time (1 hour talk time) with a 15 minute charge, so you never need to worry about the AirPods running out of battery life.

Never mind how much big cable charges people every month for TV.

The wireless charging market is growing like never before, but we have not yet seen a phone that comes with a wireless charger and no cable.

You'll get the standard wall adapter and charging cable, but on top of that, you'll find a USB - C to 3.5 mm headphone jack adapter and something we've never seen come with any other smartphone — a clear gel phone case.

Where fast charging comes into the equation is that the manufacturer accepts that the battery capacity is never going to be good enough, but the issue with including a very large battery is that it takes longer to recharge over a traditional USB cable.

With microUSB, you will never be in a situation where you run out of charge and your friends don't have the cable you need.

Samsung's convertible pad charges my phones almost as quickly as a cable would; it's still not quite 1:1, but it's fast enough that I never feel the need to charge any other way.

I have a wireless charger in my bedroom and one on my desk in my office — both the Samsung Fast Charge Convertible Wireless Charging Pad — and I almost never need to worry about cables because of it.

If you've never used anything with wireless charging before, this new ability can seem downright magical and could very well replace a cable for charging your phone at any time.