ONITOON
ONITOON 420W 10-Port USB-C/A GaN Wall Charger (Black)
Charges up to ten devices simultaneously through five USB-C and five USB-A ports, delivering up to 420W total with two 65W and two 60W laptop ports, using GaN technology and a 1.5 m detachable cord
- TypeWall Charger
- Charge 10 devices simultaneously from one wall outlet using 5 USB-C and 5 USB-A ports
- Deliver up to 420W total power with two 65W and two 60W USB-C ports for fast laptop charging
- GaN III chip technology enables a compact, efficient design that runs cooler than traditional silicon chargers
- 5 m detachable power cord provides flexible placement on desks, nightstands or travel bags
- Broad compatibility covers MacBook, Surface, XPS, Galaxy, iPad, Steam Deck, iPhone, Pixel and more
10-Port GaN Wall Charger
The ONITOON 420W charger combines five USB-C and five USB-A ports in a single wall unit. It is designed for households or offices that need to power multiple laptops, tablets, phones and small accessories from one outlet.
Power Distribution Limits
Two USB-C ports deliver up to 65W each and two others up to 60W each for simultaneous laptop charging. The remaining ports share the total 420W budget, so actual output per port depends on how many devices are connected at once.
1.5 m Detachable Mains Lead
A 1.5 metre detachable power cord is included for flexible placement on desks or travel setups. Buyers who need a longer fixed cable or a different plug type will need a separate solution.
Highlights
- Charge 10 devices simultaneously from one wall outlet using 5 USB-C and 5 USB-A ports
- Deliver up to 420W total power with two 65W and two 60W USB-C ports for fast laptop charging
- GaN III chip technology enables a compact, efficient design that runs cooler than traditional silicon chargers
- 5 m detachable power cord provides flexible placement on desks, nightstands or travel bags
- Broad compatibility covers MacBook, Surface, XPS, Galaxy, iPad, Steam Deck, iPhone, Pixel and more
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which port combination should I use if I need to charge two laptops at once?
Use the two 65 W USB-C ports or the two 60 W USB-C ports; each can deliver enough power for a laptop such as a MacBook Pro or Dell XPS.
What does the 420 W total mean when every port is in use?
The 420 W is the combined ceiling across all ten ports; if every device draws maximum current the charger will share that budget among the five USB-C and five USB-A outputs.
What limits the power each USB-C port can actually provide?
Each USB-C port is rated for either 65 W or 60 W, so a single laptop will never pull more than its port’s individual ceiling even though the unit can supply 420 W in total.
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