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White rectangular multi-port charger with two USB-C and two USB-A ports

Enfain

Enfain 150W 120W 4USB Multi-port Charger Double Type-C White

SKU CH-PWNE-JQC17

A 150W multi-port charger with dual USB-C outputs and four ports total in white

  • ColorWhite
  • 150 W total output powers multiple devices simultaneously
  • 120 W dedicated tablet charging for high-demand gear
  • Dual USB-C ports charge two modern devices at once
  • Four USB ports eliminate the need for extra adapters

150W Multi-port Charger with Dual Type-C

This white desktop charger delivers up to 150W of total power across four USB ports, including two Type-C connectors. It is designed for users who need to charge a laptop, tablet and phone simultaneously from a single outlet. The unit supports flash-charge protocols for compatible devices.

Suited for multi-device owners needing high

Buyers who require more than four ports or a higher single-port ceiling should consider other options. Users with only legacy USB-A devices will not benefit from the dual Type-C layout. The charger is not intended for permanent rack-mount or industrial installations.

Highlights

  • 150 W total output powers multiple devices simultaneously
  • 120 W dedicated tablet charging for high-demand gear
  • Dual USB-C ports charge two modern devices at once
  • Four USB ports eliminate the need for extra adapters

Specifications

ColorWhite

Questions about this item

What type of cable do I need to get the 150 W total output from the two USB-C ports?

Use USB-C cables rated for the power level your device requests; the charger splits its 150 W maximum across the two Type-C ports and two USB-A ports.

Will my older tablet that draws less than 120 W charge normally alongside newer devices on the other ports?

Yes, each port negotiates its own power level, so a legacy tablet draws only what it needs while the remaining ports share the rest of the 150 W budget.

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