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FINSix Dart Charger Review

FINSix Dart Charger Review

Posted on September 13, 2016December 17, 2018 By Jarvis

Kết quả hình ảnh cho dart the world's smallest laptop adapter

Carrying tech when I travel makes for a heavy bag, so I’m always looking for lighter gadgets to shave off some weight. One area you might not think of is your laptop’s power brick. The $99 FINsix Dart is the tiniest universal laptop charger we’ve seen, though a slightly larger competitor offers a lot more features for the same price.

Design

I have to admit: The FINsix Dart is kind of cute. It’s a 0.2-pound, 3.4 x 1.2 x 1-inch (including prongs), 65-watt laptop power brick that can go just about anywhere. Ours came in silver, but the Dart is also available in gunmetal, blue, orange and magenta. The FINsix logo can be found right above the prongs, but the charger is otherwise very plain, with a rectangular design and rounded corners.Despite its petite size, the Dart can charge a laptop and another device (smartphone, tablet). The USB port is in a strange place, with an adapter attached to its cord.
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