ONITOON
ONITOON NEO P3 100W Turbo 4-Port GaN Wall Charger
Four-port GaN wall charger with three USB-C ports up to 100W and one USB-A port up to 18W, foldable plug and UK/EU converters included
- TypeWall Charger
- 100W total output charges a laptop fast
- Three USB-C ports deliver up to 100W each
- USB-A port adds 18W for legacy gear
- GaN design keeps the adapter small and cool
- Foldable plug with UK/EU converters fits 100-240V travel
NEO P3 100W GaN Charger
The ONITOON NEO P3 is a 100W multi-port wall charger built with gallium nitride technology for a compact footprint. It suits professionals and travellers who need to power a laptop, phone and accessories from one outlet. Four ports handle simultaneous charging for mixed USB-C and USB-A devices. It replaces several single-port bricks in a bag or on a desk.
100W shared across four ports
Total output reaches 100W when a single USB-C port is used alone. Adding devices splits that budget across three USB-C ports and one USB-A 3.0 port so each port receives a lower share. The USB-A port peaks at 18W while each USB-C port can deliver up to 20W under multi-device loads. Worldwide 100-240V input with foldable pins and included UK/EU converters removes the need for separate travel adapters.
Charges one laptop plus three accessories
A MacBook Pro or similar 100W-class laptop charges at full speed only when it is the sole connected device. Connecting a phone, tablet and headset at the same time reduces the laptop share so charging slows. The charger comfortably handles one high-power notebook plus three smaller gadgets overnight. Buyers who need sustained 100W to two laptops simultaneously should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- 100W total output charges a laptop fast
- Three USB-C ports deliver up to 100W each
- USB-A port adds 18W for legacy gear
- GaN design keeps the adapter small and cool
- Foldable plug with UK/EU converters fits 100-240V travel
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I pick between the three USB-C ports when one is rated at 100W and the other two at 20W?
Use the 100W USB-C port for laptops such as a MacBook Pro and the two 20W USB-C ports for phones or tablets like an iPhone 16 Pro Max or Galaxy S23.
What does the 100W maximum actually deliver to a single laptop?
One laptop can draw the full 100W from the top USB-C port; if you add more devices the charger splits the budget across all four ports.
Which charging protocols does the USB-C interface support and what power do they cap at?
The USB-C ports run PD and QC PPS up to 100W on the first port and 20W on the other two, while the USB-A 3.0 port tops out at 18W.
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