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Anker PowerLineIII USB-C to USB-C 60W Cable - Black with 18 months official warranty FB2024 High and low heart rate 6948005921293 Car Mounts Specs:M4 Pro Chip: 12-Core CPU 16-Core GPU 24GB Unified Memory 512GB SSD Storage and the 86 decibel

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Anker PowerLineIII USB C to USB C 60W Cable Black with 18 months official warranty FB2024 High and low heart rate 6948005921293 Car Mounts Specs:M4 Pro Chip: 12 Core CPU 16 Core GPU 24GB Unified Memory 512GB SSD Storage and the 86 decibel High and low heart rate notifications Arranged with the Karl & Choupette logo

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