SMSASOEO 880W 10-Port USB C Charger 140W GaN IV
A 10-port GaN IV charging station delivers up to 140W per USB-C port and 880W total power for laptops, phones and tablets simultaneously
- Charge ten devices at once with 880 W total power
- Single USB-C port delivers up to 140 W for laptops
- GaN IV chip enables 20 % smaller 5.3×3.1×1.2 in design
- Detachable base makes the station easy to pack for travel
- Works with MacBook, Dell XPS, iPhone, iPad, Samsung Galaxy and more
Multi-Device Charging Station
The SMSASOEO 880W USB-C charger delivers up to 140W from a single port and powers ten devices at once through six USB-C and four USB-A connections. It targets households and travelling professionals who need one compact brick for laptops, phones, tablets and accessories.
140W Single-Port Ceiling
When only one device occupies USB-C1 or USB-C2 the charger can supply 140W, enough for large laptops; adding more devices splits the 880W total budget across all active ports. Buyers whose workflow demands sustained 140W on two or more ports simultaneously should look elsewhere.
Ten-Port Headroom
The station comfortably handles a laptop at full speed plus several phones and tablets, while the 880W ceiling leaves headroom for smaller peripherals. It runs out when multiple high-power laptops draw near 140W each, at which point the shared budget forces lower per-port output.
Highlights
- Charge ten devices at once with 880 W total power
- Single USB-C port delivers up to 140 W for laptops
- GaN IV chip enables 20 % smaller 5.3×3.1×1.2 in design
- Detachable base makes the station easy to pack for travel
- Works with MacBook, Dell XPS, iPhone, iPad, Samsung Galaxy and more
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 140 W rating mean when I plug a laptop into one of the USB-C ports?
When a single device is connected to USB-C1 or USB-C2 it can draw up to 140 W, enough for large laptops such as a 16-inch MacBook Pro or Dell XPS.
Which charging standard does the 140 W output rely on and what limits it in practice?
The 140 W maximum is delivered over USB Power Delivery; the actual rate is negotiated with the connected device and will not exceed what that device requests.
How much desk space does the 5.3 × 3.1 × 1.2 in unit need and how is it mounted?
The charger sits on its detachable base, occupying a footprint of 5.3 by 3.1 inches and standing 1.2 inches tall; no screws or brackets are required.
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