The Difference Between Plug-in and Charging Models

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Differences between charging models and plug-in models: 1. Different usage location restrictions: A plug-in model product is inherently limited to places with power outlets, which creates constraints and prevents large-scale mobility. In contrast, charging models come with their own power source, providing the product with independent power, thus being less affected by environmental limitations. For example, a rechargeable desk lamp. 2. Price difference: For the same product, the charging model is inevitably more expensive than the plug-in version. This is because the charging model includes its own battery, increasing R&D costs, which necessitates a higher price to compensate for the difference.