Along with the rumors of the CMF by Nothing 140W GaN charger, the brand has also shared details about another charger online. Although the company is yet to confirm the CMF by Nothing 100W GaN charger, it’s already available on Flipkart. Now, the listing here shares the price, features, and color variants of the charger. So, here are some more details of the upcoming charger.
Nothing 100W GaN charger CMF: Nothing 100W GaN Charger in India Now Available on Flipkart for This Price
- But of course, there’s a catch – this 100W CMF charger from Nothing just goes on Flipkart for Rs 3,499, and you can’t buy it just yet.
- According to the website, the soon-to-be-revealed charger will come in Dark Grey and Orange.
CMF by Nothing 100W GaN charger comes
- The CMF by Nothing 100W GaN charger includes two USB Type-C and one USB Type-A port.
- By the name, you know it. It is the 100W charger with GaN (Gallium Nitride) technology that brings more efficiency in the charge without any kind of heating issues.
- It also protects against overvoltage conditions, short circuits, overcurrent, etc, to not harm the phone or any device during charging.
- It has been claimed that this charger is meant for the Nothing smartphones, MacBooks, laptops, and the likes.
- This charger can charge Nothing Phone (2a) Plus up to 61 percent in just 30 minutes, whereas CMF Phone 1 will be charged up to 62 percent.
- The CMF by Nothing 100W Power GaN charger is portable with dimensions of 61.5 mm x 60.5 mm x 30 mm.
On the other hand, a recent report highlighted that the company might shortly roll out the CMF by Nothing 140W GaN charger in India. The charger was also spotted on Flipkart, with features stated as alike as that of the CMF by Nothing 100W Power GaN charger.
However, it has claimed to charge up to 55 percent of a MacBook Pro and up to 66 percent of the Nothing Phone (2) in as little time as 30 minutes. More details about these CMF by Nothing chargers are expected to arrive soon. Till then, stay tuned.
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