FORIDA
FORIDA 100W 3-Port USB-C Charger White
A 100W wall charger with two USB-C ports and one USB-A port powers three devices at once using foldable pins for travel
- TypeAC Adapters
- 100W peak output for rapid laptop charging
- Three ports charge laptop, phone and tablet together
- Foldable pins and compact shape save space in a bag
- Advanced heat-dissipation material keeps the adapter cool
- Smart power allocation balances current across every connected device
Compact 100W USB-C charger for multi-device users
This 100W USB-C charger block delivers peak power output of 100W through two USB-C ports and one USB-A port. It suits owners of laptops, tablets and phones who want a single wall adapter for home, office or travel. The foldable pins and compact form factor make it easy to pack without blocking adjacent outlets.
100W single-port limit
Maximum 100W is available only when one device uses the C1 or C2 port with a PD 3.0 cable and a device that supports 100W charging. Connecting additional devices triggers dynamic power allocation via BPS 3.0 technology, so each port receives a lower share of the total budget. Simultaneous charging of three devices will not provide 100W to any single port.
Check your cables and device charging specs before
To reach the advertised peak you need a USB-C cable rated for 100W and a device that accepts PD 3.0 at 100W. Devices limited to lower power profiles will draw only their supported maximum. Verify each device’s charging protocol and cable rating to match your expected speeds.
Highlights
- 100W peak output for rapid laptop charging
- Three ports charge laptop, phone and tablet together
- Foldable pins and compact shape save space in a bag
- Advanced heat-dissipation material keeps the adapter cool
- Smart power allocation balances current across every connected device
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I choose between the USB-C and USB-A ports for my device?
Use a USB-C port for laptops, tablets or phones that support 100W PD 3.0 charging; use the USB-A port for accessories that charge at lower rates.
What does the 100W rating deliver when I plug in a MacBook Pro?
A single USB-C port can supply the full 100W when the laptop, cable and PD 3.0 handshake all support that level.
Which charging standard does the adapter use and what does it limit?
It uses PD 3.0 with PPS, so the 100W ceiling only applies when every link in the chain — charger, cable and device — negotiates that profile.
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