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For the biggest laptops that take it.
200W 6-port GaN desktop charger with USB-C PD fast charging for laptops, tablets and phones.
200W 6-port GaN desktop charger with USB-C PD fast charging for laptops, tablets and phones.
£37.99
140W 4-port GaN wall charger with Type C PD fast charging and a display screen for charging status.
140W 4-port GaN wall charger with Type C PD fast charging and a display screen for charging status.
£37.99
140W 3-port GaN USB-C charger with power display, fast charging multiple devices at once including laptops, tablets and phones.
140W 3-port GaN USB-C charger with power display, fast charging multiple devices at once including laptops, tablets and phones.
£53.99
200W 6-port GaN desktop charger with USB C fast charging for laptops, phones and tablets.
200W 6-port GaN desktop charger with USB C fast charging for laptops, phones and tablets.
£32.99
A 200W 6-port GaN charger with PD and QC fast charging for phones, tablets and laptops.
A 200W 6-port GaN charger with PD and QC fast charging for phones, tablets and laptops.
£35.99
A 140W GaN charger with 3 USB-C ports and 1 USB-A port, featuring a touch display and smart power sharing for multiple devices.
A 140W GaN charger with 3 USB-C ports and 1 USB-A port, featuring a touch display and smart power sharing for multiple devices.
£47.99
6-port 200W GaN USB-C fast charger with UK plug, suitable for charging multiple phones, tablets and laptops at once.
6-port 200W GaN USB-C fast charger with UK plug, suitable for charging multiple phones, tablets and laptops at once.
£35.99
A 175W 6-port GaN desktop charger with LED display, offering fast USB-C and USB-A charging for laptops, phones and tablets.
A 175W 6-port GaN desktop charger with LED display, offering fast USB-C and USB-A charging for laptops, phones and tablets.
£43.99
Until 2021, USB Power Delivery stopped at 100 watts. The PD 3.1 update from the USB-IF added higher voltages, 28, 36 and 48 volts, for 140, 180 and 240 watts, called the Extended Power Range. A 140W USB-C charger uses 28 volts to reach it. Only the largest USB-C laptops ask for that much: Apple's specifications, for example, say the 16-inch MacBook Pro fast-charges from a USB-C power source of 140W or more. Every charger here has a UK three-pin plug.
Decide which job you want. If one laptop needs 140W, look for a charger that gives 140W from a single USB-C socket: the output list in the description shows 28V at 5A, or says 140W single-port. A charger with a big total and no 28V output will charge that laptop at up to 100W, which works, more slowly.
If you want to charge everything on a desk from one plug, the 175W and 200W stations do that, and each laptop on them gets up to 100W. The descriptions give how the power is shared when several sockets are in use.
The cable is part of the chain. For 140W, the cable must support the Extended Power Range: a cable rated 240W. A 100W cable holds the charger to 100W, and a 60W cable to 60W. See USB-C to USB-C laptop cables.
Yes. The charger only steps up to a higher voltage when the device asks for it, so a phone takes a phone's power.
Yes, for the full 140W: a USB-C cable rated 240W. Below 100W any cable rated 100W or more will do.
It will charge it through USB-C, more slowly, and it may not keep up under heavy work.
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