Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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ONITOON
A compact 100W GaN wall charger powers three devices at once through dual USB-C and one USB-A ports, and is 43% smaller than a 96W MacBook charger
The ONITOON Prime delivers 100W of power through dual USB-C ports and a single USB-A port. GaN construction keeps the unit 43% smaller than a 96W MacBook charger, so it fits easily in a travel bag. It targets users who carry a laptop, phone and watch and want one brick for all three.
The three-port layout suits anyone charging a MacBook Pro, iPad and iPhone 16 Pro at the same time, or a Galaxy S23, Pixel Watch and Pixelbook together. Buyers who only ever charge a single phone will not use the extra ports and may prefer a lighter single-output adapter.
Plug it into any wall outlet and the ActiveShield 2.0 system monitors temperature and voltage for connected gear. The compact footprint frees desk space or luggage room while supplying enough headroom for a 100W laptop plus two accessories. No extra cables are included, so bring your own USB-C and USB-A leads.
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You need two USB-C cables and one USB-A cable rated for the power each device draws; the charger supplies up to 100 W total across the three ports.
The USB-A port delivers standard USB-A output so legacy laptops that accept USB-A charging will receive power, though at lower wattage than the USB-C ports.
Check each device's on-screen battery indicator or use a USB-C power meter on a USB-C port to verify the combined draw reaches the expected level.
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