Belkin
Belkin WCH015DQWH 200W 4-Port USB-C GaN Charger
A 200W GaN wall charger with four USB-C ports and intelligent power sharing for simultaneous fast charging up to 140W per port
- TypeWall Charger
- 200W total output charges four devices simultaneously
- 140W maximum single-port output powers demanding laptops fast
- Intelligent power sharing allocates optimal current to each device
- GaN technology enables high power in a compact desktop form
- Detachable 1.5m power cord allows flexible desk placement
Power Delivery
The Belkin WCH015DQWH is a 200W USB-C wall charger that uses GaN technology to power up to four devices at once. It delivers a maximum of 140W from a single port and supports PD3.1 and PD3.0 fast-charging protocols. A detachable 1.5m power cord is included for flexible placement on a desk or in a bag.
Best For
This charger suits users who need to fast-charge a high-power laptop such as a 16-inch MacBook Pro alongside phones, tablets or accessories from one outlet. It is not for buyers who need USB-A ports for legacy cables or who require more than four simultaneous USB-C connections.
Sustained Operation
GaN components run cooler than silicon equivalents, helping the unit maintain its 200W total output during extended multi-device charging sessions. Intelligent power sharing continuously rebalances current across the four ports so each device receives its optimal rate without thermal throttling.
Highlights
- 200W total output charges four devices simultaneously
- 140W maximum single-port output powers demanding laptops fast
- Intelligent power sharing allocates optimal current to each device
- GaN technology enables high power in a compact desktop form
- Detachable 1.5m power cord allows flexible desk placement
Specifications
| Type | Wall Charger |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 1.36 kg |
| Package size | 155 × 117 × 79 mm |
Questions about this item
Which devices must already support PD3.1 EPR or PD3.0 for this charger to deliver its 140W single-port maximum?
Any USB-C device that implements PD3.1 EPR or PD3.0 can draw up to 140W from a single port; older PD versions will charge at their own negotiated rate.
If I keep an older PD3.0 laptop alongside a new PD3.1 MacBook Pro 16, how does the charger split its 200W total?
Intelligent Power Sharing allocates up to 140W to the PD3.1 device and the remaining budget to the PD3.0 device, with both ports negotiating simultaneously.
After plugging in a MacBook Pro 16, how can I confirm the charger is delivering its advertised 0 to 50% in 30 minutes?
Watch the battery indicator; reaching roughly 50% within 30 minutes from empty shows the charger is providing its full 140W single-port capability.
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