100W USB‑C Laptop Charger – 100W Power Adapter
Product description
This USB-C laptop charger delivers up to 100W raw input power and is aimed at users who need a single compact adapter for laptops and USB-C devices, offering fast charging for MacBook Pro/Air, Lenovo ThinkPad and other USB-C notebooks and phones. It is useful for remote work or travel when you want one charger that handles several devices and provides automatic power negotiation for the connected gadget.
Key Points
The adapter supports Power Delivery profiles up to PD 20V=5A according to the manufacturer, which allows maximum output power near 96W to charge larger laptops. It includes a detachable DC power cable and a USB-C output, and the casing is described as a frosted, high-temperature resistant PVC shell that helps resist scratches. Safety features are built in with protections against overcurrent, overvoltage, overheating and short circuits, which helps protect both the charger and connected devices. Consider that actual delivered power depends on device negotiation and cable quality.
Technical Specifications
- Name: VUOHOEG 100W USB-C Charger
- Input: AC 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz
- Output power range: up to 96 W (supports 90 W, 87 W, 67 W, 65 W, 61 W, 45 W, 30 W, 29 W, 25 W, 20 W, 18 W)
- PD voltage/current: 20 V = 5 A, 18 V = 5 A, 15 V = 5 A, 10 V = 5 A, 9 V = 3 A, 5 V = 3 A
- Connector: USB-C Type-C
Advantages
The charger aims to replace multiple chargers by automatically recognising the connected device and adjusting current for efficient charging. Its full-copper cable construction and anti-interference magnetic ring are intended to improve longevity and reduce signal interference during charging. The compact design reduces bulk in a laptop bag and the frosted finish hides minor scuffs from regular use.
Usage Recommendations
Use a high-quality USB-C to USB-C cable rated for 5 A to achieve the highest power delivery. For maximum performance with larger laptops, connect directly to the laptop’s primary USB-C charging port and avoid hubs or cables not rated for high current. Note that some manufacturers limit charging to specific wattages for safety, so the charger may not always deliver the maximum 96 W depending on the device and firmware.