ONITOON
ONITOON 100W GaN 6-Port USB-C Wall Charger
A 100W GaN wall charger with six ports — three USB-C up to 20W and three USB-A up to 18W — charges six devices at once without power sharing
- TypeWall Charger
- Charge six devices at once with 100 W total output
- Top up an iPhone 15 to 60 % in 30 minutes
- GaN III chip keeps the charger compact and cool
- Built-in safeguards stop charging when batteries are full
- Small footprint saves 50 % space for travel and desk use
100W GaN 6-Port Wall Charger
This ONITOON wall charger delivers up to 100W total output across six ports using GaN III chip technology. Three USB-C ports each support up to 20W via PD 3.0, while three USB-A ports each provide up to 18W. The unit charges six devices simultaneously without power sharing or disconnection, and includes overcurrent, overvoltage and short-circuit protection with auto-stop at full charge.
Multi-device users needing simultaneous USB-C
Travellers and office workers carrying a mix of phones, tablets and accessories will benefit from the compact, pocket-sized design that saves 50% space versus multiple bricks. Buyers who require a single port to deliver more than 20W for larger laptops should look at higher per-port chargers, and anyone needing more than three USB-C connections will need additional hardware.
Plug-and-play desktop or travel use
Simply connect the charger to a wall outlet and attach cables; no drivers or configuration are required. The small form factor fits easily into pockets, handbags or travel cases. The main limitation is the 20W per USB-C port ceiling, so devices that demand higher single-port power will charge more slowly than their maximum rate.
Highlights
- Charge six devices at once with 100 W total output
- Top up an iPhone 15 to 60 % in 30 minutes
- GaN III chip keeps the charger compact and cool
- Built-in safeguards stop charging when batteries are full
- Small footprint saves 50 % space for travel and desk use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Do I need to supply my own USB-C and USB-A cables for the three 20 W USB-C ports and three 18 W USB-A ports?
Yes, the charger provides the ports only; you must use your own compatible cables for each device.
Will my older phone that only draws 18 W still charge properly from the 20 W USB-C PD 3.0 ports?
The ports negotiate power automatically, so an 18 W device will simply draw its maximum 18 W without issue.
How can I confirm the charger is delivering the full 100 W total across all six ports at once?
Use a USB power meter on each port while six devices are connected; the combined readings should reach the 100 W total.
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