Wattwarden inline USB C charging protector pack of 2

Inline USB C charging protector

Add an auto disconnect to your USB C charger

Plug it between your charger and cable. Designed to disconnect power automatically, with a listed maximum of 140W.

  • 140W listed maximum power
  • PD 3.1
  • PD 3.0
  • QC 4+
  • QC 3.0
  • Auto disconnect
  • Works with your own charger and cable

Two light modes

White light or blue light

Tap a mode to preview the glow. The supplied instructions explain how to switch on the product.

Meant for screen devices such as phones and laptops.

Meant for other supported devices.

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Why Wattwarden

Built around your own charger

  • 140W

    Listed maximum power

    Real speed depends on your charger, cable and device.

  • Auto

    Designed to disconnect

    An inline accessory that cuts power automatically.

  • 2

    Light modes

    White for screen devices, blue for other supported devices.

  • PD + QC

    Listed protocols

    PD 3.1, PD 3.0, QC 4+ and QC 3.0. Check your gear before you order.

  • 1, 2, 3

    Pack sizes

    Single, pack of 2 or pack of 3.

  • Bundle

    With a cable

    Add a USB C or Lightning cable.

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Featured product

Inline USB C Charging Protector

Sits between your charger and USB C cable. Choose a single protector, a pack of 2 or 3, or a bundle with a cable.

$37.99 $56.99

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  • Free shipping

    On every US order

  • 30-day returns

    See our refund policy

  • Secure checkout

    Major cards and wallets

  • Compatibility help

    Send us your device and charger

FAQ

Questions, answered

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What does the protector do?

It is an inline accessory that sits between your charger and your USB C cable. It is designed to disconnect power automatically.

Is it a charger or a power bank?

No. You keep using the charger and cable you already own, and the protector goes in the middle.

Will my device charge at 140W?

The listed maximum power is 140W. Real speed depends on your charger, cable, device and the protocol it supports.

What do the two light modes mean?

White light mode is meant for screen devices such as phones and laptops. Blue light mode is meant for other supported devices.

What is your return policy?

We offer 30-day returns. Full details are on our refund policy page.

What if I am unsure about compatibility?

Contact us with your device model, your charger output and your cable rating, and we will help you check before you buy.

About Wattwarden

Charging accessories that work with what you own

Wattwarden sells inline USB C charging accessories. Each one is made to work with the charger and cable you already have.

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