[DESCRIPTION]
The world's smallest 100W wall charger, featuring interchangeable plugs and upgraded GaN technology, boasts a significantly smaller footprint compared to traditional stock components. Beyond safeguarding against overheating, overcurrent, voltage fluctuations, and short circuits, this GaN charger is engineered with proactive safety measures.
Features
- Ultra-compact design, 60% smaller in size
- Uses GaN Technology for higher power efficiency and cooler operation
- Universal fast charge for Apple, Samsung, Huawei and Oppo, etc
- Support Power Delivery 100W, PPS 44W and QC3.0 18W
- Works flawlessly with all mobile USB-C devices, laptops and tablets
- Charge duo MacBooks at the same time
- Charge iPhone 8 and above with 50% power in 30 mins
- Higher power efficiency and cooler operation
- Over-voltage, over-current, short-circuitry and leakage protection
Design
- Input: AC 100-240V 50-60Hz 2.5A (Max)
- USB-C1/C2: 5V=3A, 9V=3A, 12V=3A, 15V=3A, 20V=5A (PD 100W Max)
Programmable Power Supply: 3.3V-11V=4A (PPS44W) - USB-C3 Output: 5V=3A, 9V=2.22A, 12V=1.67A (PD 20W Max)
- USB-A Output: 5V=3A, 9V=2A, 12V=1.5A (QC3.0 18W Max)
- Charging configurations:
C1+C2 Output: PD65W (C1) + PD30W (C2)
C1+C3 Output: PD65W (C1) + PD20W (C3)
C1+USB-A Output: PD65W (C1) + PD18W (QC3.0)
C1+C2+C3 Output: PD45W (C1) + PD30W (C2) + PD20W (C3)
C1+C2+USB-A Output: PD45W (C1) + PD30W (C2) + 18W (QC3.0)
C1+C2+C3+USB-A Output: PD45W (C1) + PD30W (C2) + PD7.5W (C3) + 7.5W (QC3.0) - Total power: 100W
- 63 x 63 x 31.6mm
- 195g
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[INFORMATION]
Power Delivery
iPhone 15 series | iPhone 14 series | iPhone 13 series | iPhone 12 series | iPhone SE | iPhone 11 series | XS | XS Max | XR | X | 8 Plus | 8 | iPad Pro 2018 | Samsung Galaxy S10 | S10+ | S10e | Google Pixel 5 | Pixel 4a | Nexus 6P
Quick Charge 3.0
LG G5 | G6 | V20 | V30 | Nokia 8 | 9 | RedMi Mi5 | Mi6 | MiMax 2 | MiMax 3 | MiMix | MiMix 2 | Note 5 | Samsung Galaxy Note 8 | 9 | 10 | S22 | s21 | S10 | S9 | S8 | S7 | S7 Edge | Sony Xperia XZ | XZ1
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[FAQ]
Why is there two readings on the USB-C port?
Max output for the first USB-C port is 100W. When the second USB-C port is in use, the output for the first port will be lowered to 65W instead of 100W.
I cannot achieve fast charging when using both USB-A ports?
Please ensure that the middle USB-C port is not in use in order to achieve full 18W for the USB-A port.
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