WoTeReVo 80W GaN Charger Retractable USB-C 3-Port PD 3.0 QC 4.0
Compact 80 W GaN wall charger powers three devices at once using a retractable 45 W USB-C cable, a 20 W USB-C port and an 18 W USB-A port
- 80W GaN power charges phone and laptop together
- Retractable USB-C cable removes need for extra cords
- Three ports deliver 45W, 20W and 18W simultaneously
- Foldable plug and compact size suit travel and office
- PD 3.0 and QC 4.0 support fast charging across brands
Multi-Device GaN Charger
The WoTeReVo 80W GaN charger powers three devices at once through a retractable USB-C cable, a second USB-C port and a USB-A port. It targets users who carry a phone, tablet and USB-C laptop and want a single compact brick for home, office or travel.
80W Shared Output
The charger delivers up to 80W total, with the retractable cable capped at 45W, the second USB-C port at 20W and the USB-A port at 18W. A laptop can draw 45W while a phone takes 20W and earbuds 18W simultaneously; adding a fourth device would exceed the 80W budget and reduce per-port power.
PD 3.0 and QC 4.0 Limits
Both USB-C ports use PD 3.0 and the USB-A port uses QC 4.0, so maximum negotiated voltages and currents follow those standards. Devices that require higher PD profiles or proprietary fast-charge protocols above the stated per-port ceilings will fall back to slower rates.
Highlights
- 80W GaN power charges phone and laptop together
- Retractable USB-C cable removes need for extra cords
- Three ports deliver 45W, 20W and 18W simultaneously
- Foldable plug and compact size suit travel and office
- PD 3.0 and QC 4.0 support fast charging across brands
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 80W GaN charger power my older USB-A devices at the same time as a USB-C laptop?
Yes, the USB-A port delivers up to 18W while the retractable USB-C cable provides up to 45W and the second USB-C port up to 20W, so all three can run together.
How do I know each port is delivering its rated output after I plug everything in?
Your devices will show their usual fast-charging indicators; the retractable cable negotiates up to 45W, the USB-C port up to 20W and the USB-A port up to 18W when the connected hardware requests it.
Does the box include the retractable cable and a second USB-C cable, or must I buy cables separately?
The retractable Type-C cable is built into the charger; the other two ports are open sockets, so you supply any extra USB-C or USB-A cables you need.
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