Sentence examples for charging brick from inspiring English sources

FINsix's first product, which the company will unveil next month at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, replaces a conventional charging brick with a device just a little bigger than an ordinary plug.

Apple, which has shipped the same 5 watt charging brick for years, could take a lesson from Google, which sells its Pixel phones with an 18 watt charger and claims you can get 7 hours of use from just 15 minutes of charging.

Topping up won't be an issue, because the charging brick that comes with the laptop is relatively small and the device charges via USB-C.

HyperDrive USB-C Hub Attach is a clever take on Twelve South's iconic PlugBug that brings USB ports directly to the MacBook's charging brick.

If you are charging your phone at a friend's house, and he doesn't have an Oppo/OnePlus charging brick and cable, you'll charge at a much slower rate.

To charge, just use the convenient and small USB-C charging brick — which works out, since it's best to always have it with you.

The disadvantage is that each of these devices needs its own power system, potentially requiring a number of charging bricks.

To avoid lugging around a suitcase full of chargers, several manufacturers make all-in-one devices: charging bricks that come with a selection of tips to fit different tools.

If nothing else, the sleek and compact charging adapter that was clearly inspired by Apple's charging bricks interests me.

The new iPad Pro also ships with a new charger brick.

And when that time finally did come (it always does), plugging in the quick charge brick filled it back up 20percentt of the way in a short 15 minutes.