YOBVTBF 100W 4-Port GaN USB-C Charger (White)
A 100 W GaN wall charger delivers up to 100 W from each of two USB-C ports, 23 W from a third USB-C port and 18 W from a USB-A port to charge four devices simultaneously
- 100 W total output powers a laptop at full speed
- Four ports charge laptop, tablet, phone and accessory simultaneously
- GaN chip and foldable plug keep the charger palm-sized for travel
- Over-current, over-voltage, short-circuit and over-temperature protection guard every device
- USB-C 100 W, USB-C 23 W and USB-A 18 W profiles match each device's needs
What this charger does
The YOBVTBF 100W GaN charger delivers up to 100W from either of its two top USB-C ports using PD 3.0 profiles from 5V to 20V. A third USB-C port supplies up to 23W and the single USB-A port up to 18W, so four devices can charge at once. The foldable plug and gallium-nitride circuitry keep the unit palm-sized for travel.
Who this suits and who should look elsewhere
Travellers and remote workers carrying a USB-C laptop, phone and accessories will appreciate the combined 100W output and compact form. Buyers who need more than 100W total for simultaneous high-power notebooks, or who require legacy barrel-connector charging, cannot use this adapter.
What the bundled cable changes
A 6FT USB-C-to-C cable is included, letting you connect a laptop or tablet to either 100W port immediately without sourcing a separate lead. The cable does not add extra ports or increase the charger’s rated output.
How it compares
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- Price $21.99
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | YOBVTBF |
Questions about this item
What USB-C cables do I need to get 100 W from the two high-power ports?
Use cables rated for 5 A at 20 V (100 W) with USB-C connectors on both ends; the included 6 ft C-to-C cord meets that spec.
Will my older USB-A phone still fast-charge when the three USB-C ports are busy?
Yes, the USB-A port delivers up to 18 W (12 V 1.5 A) independently, so legacy devices keep their maximum speed.
How can I confirm each port is negotiating the correct voltage after I plug in?
Check the device screen or battery settings — it should show 5 V, 9 V, 12 V, 15 V or 20 V matching the port's PDO list.
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