FLEANE
FLEANE 140W PD3.1 USB-C charger 4-port GaN
Four-port GaN charger delivers up to 140W via USB-C and charges four devices simultaneously
- TypeCharger
- Charges MacBook to 100% in 97 minutes with 140W PD3.1
- Powers two laptops at 70W each from dual USB-C ports
- Charges four devices simultaneously via three USB-C and one USB-A
- 35% smaller than standard 140W adapter with foldable prongs
- Runs cooler with GaN tech at 90% conversion efficiency
140W PD3.1 GaN charger
The FLEANE 140W PD3.1 USB-C charger uses GaN technology to deliver up to 140W of power through its USB-C ports. It is designed for users who need a single compact adapter to fast charge laptops, tablets and phones at home or while travelling.
Three USB-C ports and one USB-A
Three USB-C ports and one USB-A port allow four devices to charge simultaneously. When two USB-C ports are used together each can provide up to 70W. Foldable prongs prevent scratches inside bags and the GaN design achieves an up to 90% conversion rate while monitoring temperature.
Replaces bulky single-port adapters
This charger replaces a larger single-port 140W adapter while adding multi-device support. It is approximately 35% smaller than the original 140W adapter. The upgrade is worth it when you regularly charge a MacBook and several mobile devices at once but do not need more than four ports.
Highlights
- Charges MacBook to 100% in 97 minutes with 140W PD3.1
- Powers two laptops at 70W each from dual USB-C ports
- Charges four devices simultaneously via three USB-C and one USB-A
- 35% smaller than standard 140W adapter with foldable prongs
- Runs cooler with GaN tech at 90% conversion efficiency
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the PD3.1 140W rating mean for real-world charging speed?
Each USB-C port can deliver up to 140W alone, or 70W each when two are used, charging a MacBook from 0 to 100% in 97 minutes.
How much space does this 4-port GaN charger need in a bag?
It is about 35% smaller than a standard 140W adapter and has foldable prongs to prevent scratches.
How do I get the full 140W from a single port?
Plug only one device into either USB-C port; adding a second device splits the output to 70W per port.
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