Hi, guys. Welcome back to today's video.
Everyone knows that Apple products always provide us with top-tier quality.
And today, we're going to take apart this 3-in-1 foldable wireless travel charger from mophie -
the company who is Apple's business partner for a long time,
to see if it's up to par with arguably the best one.
The box adopts a classic black and white mophie design.
And the product name and specs info is printed on the front.
These are the accessories inside the box.
And the four major selling points are printed on the back.
Open the box.
The snap adapter, quick start guide and travel case are in the box.
Open the case.
We can find the cable, charger and wireless charger itself.
The travel case adopts a woolen flap design and is waterproof.
And this is a black USB-C charger with a matte and glossy surface.
The specs info is at the bottom.
Model is A829-200150C-US4.
It can support input of 100-240V~50/60HZ 0.8A.
The USB-C port can provide up to 30W output.
It also has passed multiple certifications.
The ends of this dual USB-C cable also matte.
Length is about 1.06m (3' 5.76").
The mophie 3-in-1 foldable wireless travel charger has three individual modules connected by one piece of silicone.
These modules are used for MagSafe, wireless headphones and wired charging.
And they adopt a matte plastic design.
There are some magnetic blocks inside the silicone for attraction.
The specs info for the wireless charger is on the silicone.
It can support input up to 12V3A, which is 36W.
And the output of the pad and magnetic area is 15W and 5W, respectively.
When using three modules at the same time, the power can be divided into 3W, 15W and 7.5W.
The wireless headphones charging pad provide just enough space for your AirPods.
The wired charging module is marked with three icons for you to distinguish the input and output ports.
And there's an input USB-C on the top.
A USB-A and a USB-C port for output are on the bottom.
The MagSafe charging module is covered with non-slip silicone material to avoid scratches.
The thickness of the wired charging module is 9.4mm (0.37 inches).
And the thickness of the other two modules is similar.
After folding, the size of this charger is about 87.7 x 80 x 28.4mm (3.45 x 3.15 x 1.12 inches).
The weight is about 169g (5.96 oz).
And the total weight is about 239g (8.43 oz).
Connect the included 30W charger to the ChargerLAB POWER-Z KM002C.
It shows the USB-C supports FCP, SCP, AFC, QC3.0, PD3.0, PPS, QC4+ and Apple 2.4A protocols.
And it also supports five fixed PDOs of 5V3A, 9V3A, 12V2.5A, 15V2A, 20V1.5A, and two sets of PPS.
And then connect it to the wired charging module.
We can see the output USB-C supports PD3.0 protocol.
It also supports two fixed PDOs of 5V3A and 9V2.22A.
The USB-A output supports Apple 2.4A and Samsung 5V2A protocols.
After the brief introduction, let's go ahead and take it apart to check out the internal components.
Firstly, remove all plastic cases.
The conversion PCB under the wired charging module has two flat cable connectors on both sides,
which connect the other two wireless modules.
And it's fixed by screws inside the module.
This is a PD controller IC from ConvenientPower, which integrates high-performance 32-bit ARM core.
The chip next to it is the external passive crystal oscillator. 40 MHZ.
This is the 4.7μH alloy inductor for one buck circuit.
And this is the 3.3μH alloy inductor for another buck circuit.
These two identical MOSFETs marked with 2205 are used to control USB-A and USB-C output, respectively.
Next, let's check out the wireless headphones charging module.
The wireless charging chip for the headphones is also from ConvenientPower.
It's actually a highly integrated, high-efficiency transmitter IC and adopts QFN 3x4mm package.
Those four SMD capacitors above are connected in parallel for wireless charging resonance.
The conversion PCB is connected to the module through this connector.
And this is the thermistor used to detect temperature.
Finally, we have the MagSafe charging module.
Tear off the yellow tape above it.
It adopts the identical transmitter IC found on the wireless headphones charging module.
The 4.7μH inductor is used for fixed frequency voltage regulating.
And the buck converter chip next to it is also from ConvenientPower, which integrates MOSFET.4.5-30V 3A.
These four SMD capacitors are also connected in parallel for wireless charging resonance.
The conversion PCB is connected to the module through this connector.
Well, that's all components of this mophie 3-in-1 foldable wireless travel charger.
After taking it apart, we found it adopts a full black PCB design, which is a premium design mostly seen on Apple products.
And the full set of highly integrated solutions from ConvenientPower makes it pretty compact.
On top of that, the foldable design plus the travel case allow us to carry it around without any problem.
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