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BFKK 1000W 10-Port GaN Charging Station 240W 6.5ft Cable
A 10-port GaN desktop charger delivering 1000W total power with eight PD ports, two QC ports, and an included 6.5-foot 240W PD3.1 data cable
- 1000W total output charges ten devices simultaneously
- 240W PD3.1 cable delivers ultra-fast charging and data transfer
- GaN tech cuts heat by 50% for efficient operation
- Built-in overvoltage, overcurrent, short-circuit and overheating safeguards
- 5-foot cable and lightweight design suit desk, travel and home use
All-in-One Desktop Charger
This 1000W GaN charging station consolidates eight PD ports and two QC ports into a single desktop unit. It powers phones, tablets, headphones, gaming consoles and laptops simultaneously, replacing a tangle of individual adapters with one compact hub.
Ideal for Multi-Device Users
Households or professionals juggling a laptop, phone, tablet and accessories will appreciate the single-cable convenience. Buyers who need more than ten simultaneous ports or require a purely wall-mounted form factor should consider other solutions.
Plug-and-Play Simplicity
Setup is as simple as connecting the included 6.5-foot PD 3.1 data cable to a wall outlet and attaching devices; no drivers or configuration are required. The most common issue is exceeding the total 1000W budget when several high-power laptops charge at once, which triggers the built-in safety cut-off.
Highlights
- 1000W total output charges ten devices simultaneously
- 240W PD3.1 cable delivers ultra-fast charging and data transfer
- GaN tech cuts heat by 50% for efficient operation
- Built-in overvoltage, overcurrent, short-circuit and overheating safeguards
- 5-foot cable and lightweight design suit desk, travel and home use
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the 10-port station need any extra cables or adapters to start charging my USB-C laptop and phone right away?
The box includes a 240W PD3.1 cable that is 6.5 feet long, so a USB-C laptop and phone can be connected immediately without buying anything else.
Will the 8 PD ports and 2 QC ports safely charge my older phone that only accepts 5V 2A input?
Each port negotiates power with the connected device, so a legacy 5V 2A phone will draw only what it needs while the station’s overvoltage and overcurrent protection remain active.
How can I confirm the GaN 4th generation unit is delivering the full 240W through the included cable during a heavy load?
The cable supports PD3.1, so a USB-C power meter or a laptop’s built-in battery report will show the negotiated voltage and current reaching the 240W rating.
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