LORDWORLD 220W 6-Port USB-C Charging Station Hub
Six-port GaN charger delivers 220 W total power with 100 W PD for laptops and 20 W PD plus 18 W QC for phones
- 220W total output powers six devices at once
- 100W USB-C port charges MacBook Pro at full speed
- 20W PD and 18W QC fast-charge iPhone 14 to 50% in 30 minutes
- Four USB-C and two USB-A ports cover laptops phones tablets and accessories
- 5-foot detachable cord lets you place the hub where it is most convenient
Six-port GaN desktop charger
The LORDWORLD station delivers up to 220 W total output through four USB-C and two USB-A ports. A single USB-C port can provide 100 W Power Delivery for laptops such as MacBook Pro or Dell XPS. The remaining ports share the budget for phones, tablets and wearables.
GaN III runs cool and quiet
Gallium-nitride generation three keeps the block compact and reduces waste heat during multi-device charging. The 5-foot detachable mains cord lets the brick sit on the desk rather than the floor, so fan noise is absent and surface temperature stays low under typical mixed loads.
Replaces a tangle of single bricks
One unit supersedes separate laptop, phone and accessory chargers for users who carry MacBook, iPhone 12/13/14 series, iPad, AirPods and smartwatch together. Buyers who need more than 100 W on a single port or more than six simultaneous connections will need additional power sources.
How it compares
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- Price $33.99
- Pricier than about 65% of the 5,998 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
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| Brand name | LORDWORLD |
Questions about this item
How do I set up the 5 feet extension power cord and what is the common mistake?
Plug the 5 feet extension cord into a wall outlet and connect the charger block; the step people miss is ensuring the cord is fully seated in the block's inlet before attaching any devices.
What part will need replacement first with daily use?
The USB-C and USB-A port springs wear out after repeated insertions; cables typically fail before the 220W GaN III charger itself.
When does the 100W PD port drop below full speed during a long charge?
If total draw across all six ports reaches 220W the 100W port shares power and reduces output; it returns to 100W when other devices finish.
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