ASOMETECH HW186 240W 6-port USB charger with LCD display, Gray
Six-port desktop charger delivers 240 W total power with 140 W PD3.1 on a single USB-C port and real-time LCD read-out
- Compatible Phone ManufacturerFor MacBook Pro,MacBook Air,MacBook Pro 13''/ MacBook Pro 15
- Compatible Phone ModelFor MacBook Pro,MacBook Air,MacBook Pro 13''/ MacBook Pro 15
- ColorGray
- AdapterUSB Type C
- Length4
- Standard USB Port2
- Delivers up to 140 W single-port PD 3.1 charging for compatible laptops
- Powers two laptops simultaneously at 100 W and 65 W via C1 and C2 ports
- Six ports (4 USB-C, 2 USB-A) charge phones, tablets and laptops together
- Real-time LCD shows per-port and total power with touch on/off control
- GaN Pro technology protects against over-charge, over-heat, short-circuit, over-current and over-voltage
Multi-device desktop charger
The ASOMETECH HW186 is a 240W GaN charging station with four USB-C and two USB-A ports. It delivers up to 140W PD3.1 from a single C1 or C2 port, or 100W and 65W simultaneously when both are used. A real-time LCD shows per-port and total power, with a touch button to switch the screen off at night.
For users charging two laptops plus phones
Suits anyone needing high combined output for a MacBook Pro, iPad, iPhone 16 or 17 series, Android phones and tablets all at once. Not for buyers who require more than six simultaneous connections or who need a charger without a display.
LCD and touch control
The display reports live wattage for every active port and the aggregate total. The touch button turns the backlight off without interrupting charging, useful in bedrooms or dark offices. No bundled cables or software are mentioned in the data.
Highlights
- Delivers up to 140 W single-port PD 3.1 charging for compatible laptops
- Powers two laptops simultaneously at 100 W and 65 W via C1 and C2 ports
- Six ports (4 USB-C, 2 USB-A) charge phones, tablets and laptops together
- Real-time LCD shows per-port and total power with touch on/off control
- GaN Pro technology protects against over-charge, over-heat, short-circuit, over-current and over-voltage
Specifications
| Brand | ASOMETECH |
|---|---|
| Model | HW186 |
| Part Number | HW186 |
| Compatible Phone Manufacturer | For MacBook Pro,MacBook Air,MacBook Pro 13''/ MacBook Pro 15''/ MacBook Pro 16"/ MacBook Air 13''/ MacBook 12'',Tablets, Laptops,iPhone17,iPhone 17 Pro,iPhone 17 Pro Max,iPhone 16,iPhone 16 Pro,iPhone 16 Pro Max,iPhone 15,iPhone 15 Plus,iPhone 14,iPhone 14 Plus,iPhone 14 Pro,iPhone 14 Pro Max,iPhone 13,iPhone 13 Pro,iPhone 13 Pro Max,iPhone 12,iPhone 12 Pro Max,iPhone 12 Pro,iPhone 11,iPhone XR,iPhone XS,iPhone X,iPhone 8,iPhone 7 Plus,iPhone 6 6S, iPad Air 2020 Pro 12.9 Mini Samsung Galaxy S25 S24 S23 ultra S22 S20 S21,Samsung Note 20, Note 21, Galaxy Z Fold/ Z Flip,Google Pixel,Son |
| Compatible Phone Model | For MacBook Pro,MacBook Air,MacBook Pro 13''/ MacBook Pro 15''/ MacBook Pro 16"/ MacBook Air 13''/ MacBook 12'',Tablets, Laptops,iPhone17,iPhone 17 Pro,iPhone 17 Pro Max,iPhone 16,iPhone 16 Pro,iPhone 16 Pro Max,iPhone 15,iPhone 15 Plus,iPhone 14,iPhone 14 Plus,iPhone 14 Pro,iPhone 14 Pro Max,iPhone 13,iPhone 13 Pro,iPhone 13 Pro Max,iPhone 12,iPhone 12 Pro Max,iPhone 12 Pro,iPhone 11,iPhone XR,iPhone XS,iPhone X,iPhone 8,iPhone 7 Plus,iPhone 6 6S, iPad Air 2020 Pro 12.9 Mini Samsung Galaxy S25 S24 S23 ultra S22 S20 S21,Samsung Note 20, Note 21, Galaxy Z Fold/ Z Flip,Google Pixel,Son |
| Color | Gray |
| Adapter | USB Type C |
| Length | 4 |
| Standard USB Port | 2 |
| Output Volt | 12 volts |
| Output Amp | 20 amps |
| Support Volt | 240 volts |
| Features | Fast Charging,Type-c port,Lightweight Design,Multi-port charging |
Questions about this item
Which cable do I need to get 140W from the C1 or C2 port?
Use a USB-C cable rated for PD3.1 140W; without it the port falls back to a lower power level.
If I keep an older phone that only supports QC3.0 or AFC, will it still charge?
Yes, the charger includes QC3.0 and AFC so legacy phones charge at their maximum supported speed.
How can I confirm each port is delivering the expected wattage after I plug everything in?
The built-in LCD shows real-time power per port and total output; tap the touch button to wake the screen if it has dimmed.
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