ONITOON
ONITOON 100W GaN 6-Port USB-C PD QC USB-A Charger with 5ft Cord
A 100W GaN wall charger with three USB-C PD 20W ports, three QC 3.0 USB-A 18W ports and a 5ft cord powers six devices at once
- TypeWall Charger
- Charges six devices at once with 100W total output
- Three USB-C ports supply 20W each for fast phone charging
- Three USB-A ports deliver 18W via QC 3.0
- Five-foot cord lets you place the hub where outlets are scarce
- 100-240V input works worldwide for travel convenience
100W GaN 6-Port USB Charger
The ONITOON charger delivers up to 100W total output through three USB-C PD 20W ports and three USB-A QC 3.0 18W ports. A 5ft detachable cord allows flexible placement on a desk or nightstand. GaN II technology keeps the brick compact while managing heat during multi-device charging sessions.
Suits multi-device households and travel bags
Households with phones, tablets, earbuds and power banks can charge six items at once from a single outlet. The 100-240V input works worldwide without a separate adapter. It is not for users who need higher per-port output for larger laptops or proprietary fast-charge protocols beyond PD and QC 3.0.
100W shared across six ports
The single deciding specification is the 100W total power budget split among all active ports. When six devices draw simultaneously each port operates at its rated 20W or 18W maximum. If a connected notebook requires more than 20W from one USB-C port the charger will not meet that demand.
Highlights
- Charges six devices at once with 100W total output
- Three USB-C ports supply 20W each for fast phone charging
- Three USB-A ports deliver 18W via QC 3.0
- Five-foot cord lets you place the hub where outlets are scarce
- 100-240V input works worldwide for travel convenience
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What plug style does the 5 ft cord use for the wall outlet?
The cord has a standard US two-prong plug that fits any 100-240 V AC wall outlet.
How do I start charging six devices at once?
Plug the cord into the wall, then connect up to three USB-C cables and three USB-A cables; the charger negotiates power automatically.
Will the USB-C ports slow down after a year of daily use?
The GaN components run cooler than silicon, so the 20 W per USB-C port stays stable without extra maintenance.
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