LORDWORLD USB-C Power Converter Thinpad X1 100W 15W 12W
Splits a ThinkPad rectangular power input into three ports delivering 100 W, 15 W and 12 W simultaneously
- Charge three devices simultaneously from one Thinpad X1 power source
- 100 W laptop charging via Type-C male output at 20 V 5 A
- 15 W phone or tablet charging through Type-C female port at 5 V 3 A
- 12 W phone or tablet charging via Type-A female port at 5 V 2.4 A
- Built-in PD emulator trigger enables full 100 W power delivery
Three-device charging adapter
The LORDWORLD Thinpad X1 converter accepts a rectangular power input and provides three simultaneous outputs: a 100W Type-C male plug for a laptop, a 15W Type-C female port and a 12W Type-A female port for phones or tablets. A built-in PD emulator trigger enables the 100W path.
Check your power source and cables
Verify that your existing Thinpad X1 rectangle power supply can deliver the required 20V 5A input for the 100W laptop output. Ensure you have suitable Type-C and Type-A cables for the 15W and 12W ports, as none are included.
Suits multi-device Thinpad users
Ideal for owners of a compatible Thinpad X1 rectangle power brick who want to charge a laptop, phone and tablet from one source. Not for buyers whose laptop uses a different connector, who need higher wattage on the auxiliary ports, or who require a standalone power supply.
How it compares
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- Price $39.99
- Pricier than about 71% of the 5,998 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
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| Brand name | LORDWORLD |
Questions about this item
What cables or adapters come with the Thinpad X1 converter and what must I supply myself?
The unit has a built-in Type-C male plug for the 100 W laptop output; you only need to provide your own USB-C and USB-A cables for the 15 W and 12 W ports.
When should I use the 100 W Type-C male output versus the 15 W Type-C female or 12 W Type-A female ports?
Use the 20 V 5 A 100 W male connector for laptops; use the 5 V 3 A 15 W female Type-C port for phones or tablets that charge over USB-C; use the 5 V 2.4 A 12 W female Type-A port for legacy USB-A devices.
Will the 100 W rating actually deliver 100 W to my laptop through the Type-C male plug?
Yes — the PD emulator trigger negotiates up to 20 V at 5 A, so a compatible laptop can draw the full 100 W from that male connector.
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