AONIMI 120W GaN IV 4-in-1 Retractable Charger with Dual Cables
A 120 W GaN IV wall charger with two retractable cables and two ports powers laptops at 65 W and phones simultaneously
- Retractable cables extend 27.56 inches for flexible reach
- Tested to 30000 stretches for long-lasting durability
- GaN IV tech delivers 92% conversion with less heat
- 120W total output charges laptops up to 65W
- Compact 2.16 x 1.14 x 3.97 inch design fits anywhere
120W GaN IV 4-in-1 Charger
This 120W GaN IV charger combines two retractable cables with a USB-C port and a USB-A port in a single wall plug. It suits travellers and multi-device owners who want one compact unit for laptops, tablets and phones. The foldable plug and retractable design keep bags tidy. Buyers who need more than four simultaneous connections will find the port count limiting.
65W USB-C and retractable cable limits
The USB-C port and the built-in Type-C cable each deliver up to 65W Power Delivery for compatible laptops. The retractable Lightning cable and the USB-A port share the remaining output, so total power drops when multiple devices draw current together. Cables extend to 27.56 inches and are rated for 30000 retraction cycles. Users requiring sustained 120W on a single port cannot achieve it.
Foldable plug and cable management
The foldable prongs and auto-retracting cables make packing straightforward: pull the needed length, plug in, then retract when done. The 2.16 x 1.14 x 3.97 inch body fits tight outlets without blocking adjacent sockets. Over-current, over-voltage and short-circuit protections engage automatically. If a retract mechanism jams after heavy use, the affected cable becomes unusable while the ports remain functional.
Highlights
- Retractable cables extend 27.56 inches for flexible reach
- Tested to 30000 stretches for long-lasting durability
- GaN IV tech delivers 92% conversion with less heat
- 120W total output charges laptops up to 65W
- Compact 2.16 x 1.14 x 3.97 inch design fits anywhere
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 65 W USB-C port or the 120 W total rating for my laptop?
Use the USB-C port for up to 65 W single-device charging; the 120 W figure is the combined maximum when all four outputs are used together.
What does the 92 % conversion rate mean for daily use?
It means less energy is lost as heat, so the charger stays cooler and delivers power more efficiently than older silicon designs.
How fast can the USB-A port charge in practice?
The USB-A port shares the 120 W total budget; its exact speed depends on the device and cable, but it will not exceed the overall limit.
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