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Hunda 150W 4-Port USB-C Desktop Charger with USB 3.0
A 150W desktop charger delivers up to 100W per USB-C port plus a USB 3.0 port for four simultaneous device charges
- Charges four devices simultaneously with 150 W total output
- Single USB-C port delivers up to 100 W for laptops
- USB 3.0 port supplies 3.022.5 W for phones and accessories
- Intelligent power distribution matches output to each connected device
- Supports PD 3.0 PPS QC 4+ and more fast-charge protocols
Four-Port Desktop Charger
The Hunda 150W desktop charger delivers up to 150W total output across three USB-C Power Delivery ports and one USB 3.0 port. Each USB-C port supports up to 100W for demanding laptops while the USB 3.0 port provides 22.5W. Intelligent power distribution adjusts output automatically for every connected device.
Replaces Multiple Bricks
This unit consolidates separate laptop and phone chargers into one desktop station, reducing cable clutter at a workstation. The jump is worth it when you regularly charge a MacBook Pro 16" or similar 100W-class notebook alongside phones, tablets or a Pixelbook and want a single power outlet for all of them.
Protocol And Heat Limits
Fast charging only activates on devices that support the listed PD, PPS or QC protocols; other hardware falls back to standard rates. The supplier notes the charger generates heat during energy conversion and rates safe operation up to 2000m altitude in non-tropical areas, so sustained maximum loads in hotter environments may throttle output.
Highlights
- Charges four devices simultaneously with 150 W total output
- Single USB-C port delivers up to 100 W for laptops
- USB 3.0 port supplies 3.022.5 W for phones and accessories
- Intelligent power distribution matches output to each connected device
- Supports PD 3.0 PPS QC 4+ and more fast-charge protocols
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How much desk space does the 150W desktop charger need?
The unit is a compact desktop block designed to sit on a flat surface; no mounting hardware or rack ears are included.
What is the correct way to connect the charger so all four ports deliver the right power?
Plug the AC cord into mains power first, then attach devices; the charger negotiates PD, PPS and QC protocols automatically, but the 100W single-port maximum only applies when one USB-C port is used alone.
When should the included USB-C cable be replaced?
Replace the cable if the connectors become loose, the sheath shows cuts or the cable no longer supports the 100W PD rating required for full-speed laptop charging.
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