OnePlus Bingbing Card Mini Magnetic Cooling Pad Launched: Can be Powered Directly by the Phone, Weighs Approximately 50g
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OnePlus Bingbing Card Mini magnetic cooling pad has been listed on e-commerce platforms and will be officially released at 19:00 on October 12th. The price has not yet been announced. The product supports magnetic mounting, direct power supply from the phone, and is compatible with OnePlus, OPPO, as well as Apple and Android devices.
OnePlus Bingbing Card Mini Magnetic Heat Sink is now available on e-commerce platforms and will be officially released at 19:00 on October 12th. The specific price has not yet been announced.
This product is smaller in length and width than a standard bank card, weighing about 50g; it features a built-in TEC cooling fan that can directly target the hottest areas of the phone. It supports two adjustable speed settings: low mode with noise levels below 25dB, and high mode with noise around 35dB.
This product can be linked with the high-performance ColorOS X mode of OnePlus / OPPO phones; it features a magnetic mounting design and comes with magnetic attraction sheets, making it widely compatible with both Apple and Android models.
This product features a low-power design and can be powered directly by a mobile phone, allowing for use without the need for an external power source; power banks and adapters can also be used for charging. Official data indicates that when powered by a 10000mAh power bank, it can operate continuously for up to 8 hours on the highest setting.
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