IXJYLCPC
IXJYLCPC 6-Port USB-C Charger 200W QC3.0 PD3.0 GaN Adapter
Six-port GaN charger delivers up to 200W total with four 45W USB-C ports and three 2.4A USB-A ports for laptops, phones and tablets
- Changer Type3.0
- Charges up to six devices simultaneously with 200 W total output
- Four USB-C ports each deliver up to 45 W for laptops and tablets
- Three USB-A ports supply 2.4 A for phones and accessories
- GaN technology keeps the adapter compact and cool during heavy use
- Broad compatibility covers MacBook, iPhone, iPad, Galaxy and Switch
Six-Port USB-C GaN Charger
The IXJYLCPC charger delivers up to 200 W total output across four USB-C ports rated at 45 W each and three USB-A ports rated at 2.4 A. Gallium-nitride construction keeps the adapter compact while supporting Quick Charge 3.0 and Power Delivery 3.0 protocols for compatible laptops, tablets and phones. It replaces multiple single-port bricks on a desk or in a travel bag.
Desk users consolidating laptop and phone charging
This unit suits anyone who wants one charger for a MacBook Pro, iPad Pro, iPhone 14 Pro, Galaxy S23 Ultra or Nintendo Switch. Buyers needing more than four simultaneous USB-C connections or higher per-port wattage for power-hungry workstations should look at something else.
200 W total power budget
The 200 W ceiling is the single figure that decides whether this charger can run your full device set at once; add the rated draw of every device you plan to connect and ensure the sum stays below that limit.
Highlights
- Charges up to six devices simultaneously with 200 W total output
- Four USB-C ports each deliver up to 45 W for laptops and tablets
- Three USB-A ports supply 2.4 A for phones and accessories
- GaN technology keeps the adapter compact and cool during heavy use
- Broad compatibility covers MacBook, iPhone, iPad, Galaxy and Switch
Specifications
| Changer Type | 3.0 |
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Questions about this item
Will the 45W USB-C ports charge my MacBook Pro while I still use older USB-A cables for my phone?
Yes, the four USB-C ports each deliver up to 45W for laptops such as MacBook Pro or Air, and the three USB-A ports supply 2.4A for legacy devices, all from the same 200W GaN adapter.
How can I confirm the 200W total output is active after plugging everything in?
Connect your devices; the GaN charger dynamically allocates up to 45W per USB-C port and 2.4A per USB-A port, so laptops fast-charge at 45W while phones draw 15W, 20W or 30W as needed.
What cables come in the box and which must I supply?
The package includes the 6-port GaN charger unit only; you provide USB-C or USB-A cables matching each device.
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