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Donerton 160W USB-C Charger Nexode X PD 3.1 4-Port GaN Charger 140W Laptop Charger
Four-port GaN charger delivers 160 W total output with a single USB-C port up to 140 W for MacBook Pro 16 charging to 50 % in 27 minutes
- TypeAC Adapters
- Charges MacBook Pro 16 to 50 % in 27 minutes with 140 W PD 3.1
- Powers laptop, phone and tablet together from 160 W total output across four ports
- 21 % smaller than original 140 W charger thanks to new GaN stacking tech
- Thermal Guard 2.0 protects against short circuit, over-voltage, over-temperature and over-current
- Foldable plug makes the 160 W block easy to pack for travel and business trips
160W Four-Port GaN Charger
This 160W USB-C charger uses GaN technology to deliver high power from a compact block. It suits travellers and professionals who need to charge a laptop, phone and tablet simultaneously. The foldable plug makes it easy to pack for business trips.
PD 3.1 Single-Port Limit
The USB-C1 port supports PD 3.1 and can output up to 140W on its own. When multiple ports are used the total output is shared across the four ports, so the single-port maximum is only available when the other three ports are idle. The charger cannot exceed 160W combined output under any load.
140W Laptop Headroom
A MacBook Pro 16 reaches 50 percent charge in 27 minutes when connected to USB-C1 with a compatible USB-C to MagSafe 3 cable. The 160W total capacity handles a high-power laptop plus phone and tablet together, but it will not sustain 140W on one port while also powering three other devices at full speed.
Highlights
- Charges MacBook Pro 16 to 50 % in 27 minutes with 140 W PD 3.1
- Powers laptop, phone and tablet together from 160 W total output across four ports
- 21 % smaller than original 140 W charger thanks to new GaN stacking tech
- Thermal Guard 2.0 protects against short circuit, over-voltage, over-temperature and over-current
- Foldable plug makes the 160 W block easy to pack for travel and business trips
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which port combination should I pick to charge a laptop and phone together?
Use the first USB-C port for up to 140W laptop charging and any other port for the phone; the four ports share a 160W total budget.
What does the 140W single-port rating mean for a MacBook Pro 16?
It can charge the MacBook Pro 16 to 50% in 27 minutes when paired with a USB-C to MagSafe 3 cable.
What does PD 3.1 cap at on this charger?
The PD 3.1 port delivers up to 140W; the remaining three ports share the rest of the 160W total output.
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