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BKELHS 200W 6-Port USB-C Charger 100W 30W 18W 1.50m Cable

SKU CH-DP4D-T5M38

Six-port GaN charger delivers 200 W total with one 100 W USB-C, two 30 W USB-C and three 18 W USB-A ports plus a 1.50 m cable

  • 200W total output charges six devices at once
  • 100W USB-C port powers a laptop at full speed
  • Two 30W USB-C ports fast-charge tablets and phones
  • Three 18W USB-A ports handle legacy accessories
  • 50m detachable cable gives flexible placement

Multi-port power delivery

The BKELHS 200W charger delivers up to 200W total output across six ports. One USB-C port provides 100W, two USB-C ports supply 30W each, and three USB-A ports offer 18W each for simultaneous charging.

Travellers with several USB devices

It suits users who carry a laptop, phone and accessories and want a single compact brick with a 1.50m cable. Buyers needing more than one 100W port or a higher total budget than 200W should consider other options.

Included 1.50m mains cable

The fixed-length cable lets the unit reach distant sockets without an extension lead. No extra adapters or software are bundled, so the charging behaviour depends entirely on the connected devices.

Highlights

  • 200W total output charges six devices at once
  • 100W USB-C port powers a laptop at full speed
  • Two 30W USB-C ports fast-charge tablets and phones
  • Three 18W USB-A ports handle legacy accessories
  • 50m detachable cable gives flexible placement

Specifications

BrandBKELHS

Questions about this item

Do I need to provide any cables to use the 100W USB-C port?

The charger includes a 1.50 metre power cable for the wall outlet; you must supply your own USB-C to USB-C cable rated for 100W to use the top port at full speed.

Can I still charge a phone that only supports 18W on the 30W USB-C ports?

Yes, the 30W USB-C ports will negotiate down to 18W or whatever the phone requests, so older handsets charge safely at their maximum rate.

How can I confirm the 100W port is delivering full power to my laptop?

Check the laptop’s battery or power settings — it should report a charge rate at or near 100W when the battery is low and the supplied cable supports that level.

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