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Chopmate 600W 10-Port USB-C Charging Station PD3.1 140W
A 10-port charging station delivers up to 600W total power with dual PD 3.1 140W ports for fast laptop charging
- TypeCharger
- Two laptops at 140 W each simultaneously
- Ten devices share 600 W total output
- 50 % charge in 30 minutes via PD 3.1
- Eight USB-C and two USB-A ports included
- Advanced GaN technology enables high power density
600W 10-port USB-C charging station
This charging station delivers up to 600W total power across ten ports for laptops, phones and tablets. Two ports support PD 3.1 at 140W each, allowing two compatible laptops to charge at maximum speed simultaneously. Eight USB-C and two USB-A ports handle a wide range of USB devices in one compact unit.
PD 3.1 140W per port limit
Each of the two top ports can supply 140W under PD 3.1, but only when the connected device and cable both support that standard. The remaining ports share the remaining power budget, so total output drops if many devices draw high current together. A 30-minute charge to 50% is quoted for a compatible 16-inch laptop using its original cable.
Simple desktop setup
The unit plugs into a mains socket and sits on a desk with no software or drivers required. Cables are not included, so buyers must supply suitable USB-C or USB-A leads for every device. Overloading many high-draw devices at once may reduce per-port speeds below the advertised maximums.
Highlights
- Two laptops at 140 W each simultaneously
- Ten devices share 600 W total output
- 50 % charge in 30 minutes via PD 3.1
- Eight USB-C and two USB-A ports included
- Advanced GaN technology enables high power density
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 140W ports or the 45W and 60W ports for my laptop?
Use the two PD 3.1 ports rated at 140W each for MacBook Pro 16 models; the PD 3.0 65W and PD 45W ports are intended for smaller laptops and phones.
What does the 140W rating deliver on a MacBook Pro 16?
It charges a MacBook Pro 16 to 50% in 30 minutes and to full in 1.6 hours when using the original cable.
How does PD 3.1 140W limit what I can charge simultaneously?
The two 140W ports follow the PD 3.1 standard; total station output is 600W shared across all ten ports.
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