ONITOON 140W USB-C Wall Charger 5-Port GaN PD 3.0 QC 3.0
Delivers up to 140W total power across four USB-C ports and one USB-A port using GaN technology for efficient multi-device charging
- Product typeWall Charger
- 140W total output powers a MacBook Pro 16 fast
- 100W PD 3.0 on the primary USB-C port charges laptops rapidly
- 5 ports — 4 USB-C and 1 USB-A — charge multiple devices together
- GaN technology gives higher efficiency and less heat in a compact design
- 100-240V input works worldwide for travel
140W 5-port GaN wall charger
The ONITOON 140W USB-C wall charger uses gallium nitride technology to deliver up to 140W total output across four USB-C ports and one USB-A port. Its primary USB-C1 port supports 28V/5A power delivery for demanding laptops. The 100-240V input makes it suitable for worldwide travel use.
Suits users charging multiple USB-C devices
Buyers needing more than five ports or higher per-port output should consider other solutions. The charger intelligently distributes 140W combined power across connected devices. Maximum output requires specific port combinations such as C1+C2 or C2+C3.
GaN efficiency reduces heat and bulk
The gallium nitride design allows a more compact form factor than traditional silicon chargers while maintaining high power delivery. PD 3.0 PPS and QC 3.0 protocols enable optimal charging speeds for compatible laptops, tablets, phones and accessories. No extra cables or software are included in the package.
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- Price $56.99
- Pricier than about 87% of the 27,790 comparable items (median $30.99).
Specifications
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| Product type | Wall Charger |
Questions about this item
Which laptop power rating does the 140W USB-C1 port support for a MacBook Pro 16?
The USB-C1 port delivers up to 140W (28V/5A) and can rapidly power a MacBook Pro 16 or other high-performance laptops.
How does the charger split its 140W total when I keep an older USB-A phone plugged in alongside USB-C devices?
The single USB-A port supports QC 3.0 while the four USB-C ports share the 140W budget; combined output depends on which ports are used together.
How can I confirm the GaN charger is delivering the advertised 140W after I plug everything in?
Check the laptop or phone battery indicator for the expected fast-charge rate; the charger intelligently distributes up to 140W across active ports.
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