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What else can we upgrade with retractable charging cables?

Following leaked images of an Anker car charger with a retractable cable, Baseus has announced a new 5-in-1 desktop charger with a 2.6-foot long USB-C cable that fully retracts when not in use, reducing cable clutter. For $149.99 the charger also includes a wireless Qi2 charging pad, a status screen, and up to 140W of power delivery through one of its additional USB-C ports.

The Baseus Nomos 5-in-1 desktop charger with nothing connected to it against a white background.
You can charge five devices while battling cable clutter with Baseus’ new 140W desktop charger.
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