What are PortPlugs? PortPlugs are silicone plugs that protect your devices USB-C ports from dust and debris. Why should I use PortPlugs? They help prevent charging issues and costly repairs by keeping USB-C ports clean. Do I need to remove PortPlugs to charge? Yes, remove the plug before charging or syncing. Are PortPlugs reusable? Yes, theyre made for repeated use. Will PortPlugs fit with my phone or tablet case? Yes, as long as the USB-C port is accessible, they fit most cases. Are PortPlugs moisture-resistant? Yes, they block splashes and dust but are not waterproof. Do they fit all USB-C devices? They fit standard USB-C ports on most phones, tablets, and laptops. Fit may vary. Are they easy to insert and remove? Yes, just push in or pull out-no tools needed. Do PortPlugs sit flush with the device? Yes, they sit almost flush with a small tab for easy removal. How long do PortPlugs last? Theyre built for daily use and can last for months. Are they safe for kids? Yes, but keep out of reach of small children. Do PortPlugs come in a pack? Yes, each set includes multiple pairs for different devices. Do they come in different colors? Yes, available in neutral colors like black or clear. Can I use PortPlugs with wireless chargers? Yes, they dont interfere with wireless charging. Are PortPlugs easy to clean? Yes, just wipe or rinse and let dry. Can I leave PortPlugs in all the time? Yes, you can leave them in when not charging. Do PortPlugs stay in during travel? Yes, they stay securely in place, even in bags or pockets. Do they protect against sand and lint? Yes, PortPlugs help block sand, lint, and dust from getting into your USB-C ports. Are they made of flexible material? Yes, theyre made from soft silicone that fits snugly without damaging your port. Will PortPlugs work with laptops? Yes, as long as the laptop uses a standard USB-C port.
⚠️ WARNING (California Proposition 65): This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information, please visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
