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MIRO
Charges four devices at once with three USB-C ports and one USB-A port delivering up to 140W total power
The MIRO D6 is a new 140W wall charger that uses gallium-nitride circuitry to deliver high power from a small black enclosure. It provides three USB-C ports and one USB-A port for users who need to charge a laptop, phone and accessories at the same time. The unit accepts 110V to 240V input at 50 or 60Hz, making it suitable for worldwide travel.
Two USB-C ports can each supply up to 140W for demanding devices such as large laptops, while the third USB-C port and the USB-A port are limited to 30W each. When all four ports are used together the 140W maximum is shared, so a high-draw laptop will reduce the power available to the other ports. The charger does not exceed 140W combined output under any load configuration.
A single wall outlet powers four devices, removing the need for multiple adapters or a bulky power strip. The 3.2A maximum input current works on standard household circuits from 110V to 240V without a voltage selector. No detachable cables are included, so users must supply their own USB-C and USB-A cables to match each device.
| Brand | MIRO |
|---|---|
| Series | D6 |
| Model | D6 |
| Type | GaN Charger |
| Color | Black |
| Adapter | USB Type-C |
| Max Power Output | 140W |
Yes, the USB-A port supplies up to 30W and the charger accepts 110V-240V input, so legacy phones and accessories charge normally alongside newer USB-C gear.
When a compatible device negotiates PD 3.1, the port delivers up to 140W; check the device's battery settings or a USB-C meter to confirm the negotiated voltage and current.
Only the wall charger is included; you must supply your own USB-C cables for the three Type-C ports and a USB-A cable for the single USB-A port.
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