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Sharge’s new USB charger has a retro dot matrix status display.

There’s no word yet on a wider global release, but Sharge has launched a new USB charger in China that trades LCD and OLED screens for a grid of white LEDs on the side showing its charging status. It’s available with 140W of power output and 3 USB-C ports, or 100W that adds an additional USB-A port. The display can rotate at the push of a button so it remains upright and easy to read.

<em>The low-res display on Sharge’s new USB wall charger is easy to read at a distance.</em>
<em>The display can be rotated to accommodate where the charger is plugged in, and its brightness can be adjusted so it’s not lighting up a room while you’re trying to sleep.</em>
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The low-res display on Sharge’s new USB wall charger is easy to read at a distance.
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