Lenovo launches a 245W gallium nitride power adapter: DC round connector, priced at 249 yuan
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Lenovo launches a 245W gallium nitride power adapter, available for purchase at 10:00 am on October 8th for 249 yuan. Compared to the original 240W adapter, the new product is about 30% smaller in size and weighs approximately 449.7g. It comes with a three-prong grounded safety plug and a 1.5-meter DC round-headed charging cable.
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IT News on September 28th: Lenovo launches a 245W gallium nitride power adapter for the Cool Fighter, which will be available for purchase on October 8th at 10:00 AM, priced at 249 yuan.

Compared to the original 240W adapter, this new product has a volume reduced by about 30%, weighs approximately 449.7g, which is about 28% lighter than the original, and has overall dimensions of 82×82×33mm.

This new product is equipped with a three-prong grounded safety plug and comes with a DC round-head (5.5×2.5mm) charging cable that is 1.5 meters long. The core of the cable is thicker and has a built-in shielding layer, which is suitable for high-load scenarios such as enabling Beast Mode and Battle Mode on the Douzhanzhe Zhan 7000, Zhan 7000P, and Zhan 7000X devices.

The detailed parameters of this new product from the home of IT are as follows:

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