Meet ChargeKey – the ultimate charging solution for the modern nomad. Featuring a durable braided cable and zinc cable tips that connect magnetically, ChargeKey looks sleek and minimal on your keychain while supporting a wide range of on-the-go charging configurations.
Braided nylon cable
Electroplated zinc cable housings
Cable tips secure magnetically
USB-C to USB-C
Up to 60W Charging Speed
Power at Your Keys With a design that transfers the maximum amount of power from the smallest possible body, ChargeKey fits in the palm of your hand and barely adds any bulk to your keychain. The zinc cable tips have integrated magnets, allowing them to secure together when not in use.
Every Detail Matters Here at Nomad, we take great care in everything we design. ChargeKey’s nylon cable has a braided sheath for lasting durability and its zinc cable housings are electroplated for a tough, scratch-resistant finish.
For All Your Devices
With two USB-C ends, ChargeKey supports a wide range of charging configurations at up to 60W. Plug ChargeKey into a power source and begin on-the-go charging in no time.
INFO
Materials
Braided nylon cable
Electroplated cable housings with integrated magnets for secure closure
Technical
Fast charging up to 60W (USB-C to USB-C)
Fast charging for iPhone up to 20W (USB-C to Lightning)
Devices
USB-C to USB-C
USB-C to Lightning
FAQ
Does ChargeKey support data transfer ChargeKey is designed for charging, not data transfer. It will only support USB 2.0 data transfer speeds.
How fast does ChargeKey charge This cable can fast charge devices at up to 60W.
How long is ChargeKey’s cable ChargeKey’s usable cable length is 12cm.
How do I get fast charging from ChargeKey Using a USB-C PD power source that provides at least 20W will enable ChargeKey to charge your phone from 0 to 50% in just 30 minutes.
Does ChargeKey support data transfer ChargeKey is designed for charging, not data transfer. It will only support USB 2.0 data transfer speeds.
How long is ChargeKey’s cable ChargeKey’s usable cable length is 12cm.
