OLOV Electric Trimmer Charger for YH-7280, UL Listed Black For Sale

OLOV Electric Trimmer Charger for YH-7280, UL Listed Black
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OLOV Electric Trimmer Charger for YH-7280, UL Listed Black:
$13.99

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  • 【Compatible Models】 OLOV trimmer charger cable yh 7280 for OLOV beard trimmer, 21 piece all-in-one mens grooming kit and hair clipper YH-7280, NOT for OLOV body hair trimmer for men YP-7032(Its charging cable is ASIN: B0FGXTKRV3)
  • 【Go-to Helper】 Need a reliable backup or emergency solution? This high-quality OLOV charger has got you covered. and the OLOV trimmer cord even outperforms the original in some aspects
  • 【Superior Quality】 OLOV replacement charger certified by UL, FCC, CE, ETL, RoHS. Built in pure copper conductor, strong conductivity, faster and more stable transmission. Give you a safe and fast charging
  • 【Easy to Use】 You can connect the USB Type-A plug to a computer, laptop, power bank, or a charger adapter with a USB port to charge your beard trimmer for men, charging has become so easy
  • 【Features】 OLOV electric trimmer charger cord, Input: AC 5V USB Type-A; Output: DC 5V 1A 5W(max) 2 Prong Plug; Power cord length: 3.3ft/100cm/1m. with 1 cleaning brush


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