IKEA has introduced the Sjoss charger with a powerful 20W output, targeting fast charging needs for low-powered smartphones and tablets. Priced at just $4, it emerges as one of the most affordable options supporting PD 3.0 and QC 3.0 protocols. Customers need to purchase a USB-C cable separately. With its release, IKEA continues to make strides in home electronics accessibility and affordability, aligning with the broader trend of integrating smart, efficient technologies in everyday items. This pricing strategy could disrupt the charger market by offering high-quality charging capabilities at minimal cost.
The device provides several operation modes: 5V x 3A (15W), 9V x 2.22A (20W), 12V x 1.67A (20W), and 15V x 1.33A (20W). Such specifications appeal to users seeking efficient energy use without the hefty price tag. Early user feedback highlights its effective performance and durability. In the wake of this release, industry observers suggest that traditional charger manufacturers may face increased pressure to reconsider pricing and features.
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