FORIDA
FORIDA PAEBAI+ 100W USB-C GaN AC Adapter 6.6ft Cable
A 100 W GaN wall charger with foldable prongs, a 6.6 ft USB-C cable and PD 3.0 fast charging for MacBook, iPhone, Galaxy, iPad, Steam Deck and other USB-C devices
- TypeAC Adapters
- Charges MacBook Pro 16 to 56% in 30 minutes
- GaN III technology makes it 43% smaller than 96W adapter
- 100W output supports PD 3.0, PPS, QC4+ and more protocols
- Includes 6.6ft USB-C cable for flexible placement
- Multiple protections guard against overcharge, overcurrent and overheating
100W USB-C GaN Power Adapter
The FORIDA PAEBAI+ 100W USB-C GaN AC Adapter delivers up to 100W of power through a single USB-C port using GaN III technology. It supports PD 3.0, PPS and a wide range of fast-charging protocols for laptops, tablets, phones and handheld consoles. A 6.6ft USB-C cable is included for flexible placement. The foldable plug and compact body make it suited for travel and desktop use.
Practical Limits of USB-C Power Delivery
The adapter negotiates power up to 100W depending on the connected device and cable. It will step down to 96W, 67W, 65W, 45W, 30W, 27W, 18W or 15W when the host requests a lower profile. Maximum charging speed is only reached with a device and cable that both support the same high-power PD or PPS profile. Older USB-C devices limited to 5V or 15W will not draw more than their rated input.
Single Specification That Decides Fit
The decisive figure is the 100W maximum output combined with PD 3.0 and PPS support. If your laptop requires 100W or 96W over USB-C this adapter can meet that demand. Buyers whose devices only accept proprietary barrel connectors or need more than 100W cannot use this unit. The 6.6ft cable length is fixed and cannot be changed.
Highlights
- Charges MacBook Pro 16 to 56% in 30 minutes
- GaN III technology makes it 43% smaller than 96W adapter
- 100W output supports PD 3.0, PPS, QC4+ and more protocols
- Includes 6.6ft USB-C cable for flexible placement
- Multiple protections guard against overcharge, overcurrent and overheating
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which power level should I pick for my device among the supported outputs?
The adapter negotiates the highest voltage your device accepts up to 100W, so a MacBook Pro 16 draws 96W while an iPhone 15 takes 27W automatically.
What does the 56% in 30 minutes figure mean for a MacBook Pro 16 in daily use?
It means a half-hour top-up from low battery reaches roughly 56% charge, giving several hours of work before you need the socket again.
Which fast-charging standard caps the 100W output over the USB-C port?
Power Delivery 3.0 with PPS governs the 100W ceiling, while QC4+, FCP, SCP and AFC handle lower voltages for phones and tablets.
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