Chopmate
Chopmate 600W 8 Port GaN USB C Charger laptop battery
Eight-port GaN charging station delivers up to 600 W total output with two 140 W USB-C ports, two 100 W USB-C ports, one 30 W USB-C port and three 30 W USB-A ports for simultaneous laptop.
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- Charge eight devices at once with 600 W total output
- USB-C ports deliver up to 140 W for laptops
- USB-A ports supply 30 W for phones and tablets
- GaN design keeps the charger compact and cool
- Built-in protections guard against over-current and short circuits
600W 8-port GaN charger
The Chopmate charger delivers up to 600W total output across eight ports for users who need to power multiple laptops, tablets and phones from a single outlet. Two USB-C ports provide 140W each, two more provide 100W each, one USB-C port provides 30W and three USB-A ports provide 30W each. It suits travelers and desk setups that demand simultaneous high-power charging.
Practical limits of the USB-C and USB-A interfaces
Each port has a fixed maximum so the 140W ports cannot exceed that figure even when fewer devices are connected. The 30W USB-A ports will not fast-charge laptops that require higher input, and the single 30W USB-C port is limited to smaller accessories. Total simultaneous draw is capped at 600W, so loading every port at its peak rating is not possible.
GaN build with multi-port layout
Gallium-nitride construction keeps the housing compact and lightweight for a charger of this capacity. Eight ports in one block reduce cable clutter but mean all cables exit the same face, which can crowd a tight power strip. Built-in over-current, over-voltage and short-circuit protection stops charging automatically when a battery reaches full capacity. Not for users who need more than eight simultaneous connections or dedicated high-amperage DC barrel outputs.
Highlights
- Charge eight devices at once with 600 W total output
- USB-C ports deliver up to 140 W for laptops
- USB-A ports supply 30 W for phones and tablets
- GaN design keeps the charger compact and cool
- Built-in protections guard against over-current and short circuits
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which of the 8 ports should I use for a laptop that needs the highest available power?
Use either of the two 140W USB-C ports for the maximum single-port output this charger can deliver.
What does the 600W headline figure mean when I plug in several devices?
It is the total power budget shared across all ports; the charger will distribute up to 600W among whatever combination of devices you connect.
What charging standard do the 140W USB-C ports use and what does it cap at?
They use USB Power Delivery and cap at 140W per port, with the two ports able to run at that rate simultaneously within the overall 600W limit.
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