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Compact white GaN wall charger with foldable plug and three USB-C ports

Pxwaxpy 150W USB-C Charger GaN III 3-Port 100W PD 3.1

SKU CH-C6D7-HQS5X

A 150W GaN III charger with three ports delivers 100W from USB-C1 to charge a 16" MacBook Pro to 60% in 30 minutes while two additional ports share 50W.

  • Charges a MacBook Pro 16" to 60 % in 30 minutes via 100 W USB-C1 port
  • Powers three devices simultaneously with 150 W total output across three ports
  • GaN III stacked design shrinks the adapter 60 % smaller than other 150 W chargers
  • Foldable plug and 7.87 oz weight make it easy to carry for travel
  • Meets IEC 62368-1 safety standard with continuous temperature monitoring

150W GaN III USB-C Charger

The Pxwaxpy 150W USB-C charger uses GaN III technology to deliver up to 150W total output across three ports. USB-C1 provides up to 100W Power Delivery 3.1 for laptops, while the remaining two ports share 50W. A foldable plug and compact 2.64x2.48x1.24in form factor make it suited for travel and desktop consolidation.

Best for multi-device USB-C users

This charger suits owners of USB-C laptops, tablets and phones who want a single 100W PD 3.1 port plus two additional ports for simultaneous charging. It is not for devices that require proprietary barrel connectors or legacy USB-A only cables. Buyers needing more than 100W on a single port or more than three total ports should look at higher-capacity multi-port stations.

Simple plug-in installation

Install by unfolding the integrated prongs and inserting into a standard AC outlet; no drivers or configuration are required. The unit meets IEC 62368-1 safety standards and performs continuous temperature monitoring. The main issues are ensuring cables support the desired wattage and confirming device compatibility with PD 3.1 or PPS profiles for maximum speed.

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Price $42.99
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Brand namePxwaxpy

Questions about this item

Which devices must already support USB-C Power Delivery 3.1 to reach the 100 W single-port output?

Only devices that implement USB-C PD 3.1 can negotiate the full 100 W from the USB-C1 port; older PD versions will fall back to their maximum supported level.

If I keep a 96 W MacBook power brick, how does this charger compare in size?

The GaN III unit is 53 % smaller than that 96 W brick while still delivering up to 100 W from one port and 150 W total across three ports.

How can I confirm the charger is delivering the advertised 100 W to my MacBook Pro 16″?

The MacBook’s battery menu will show a charge rate near 100 W and the system should reach roughly 60 % in 30 minutes when connected to the USB-C1 port alone.

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