MINIX 100W 4-Port USB-C USB-A Foldable Fast Charger with PPS (Max 100W) for MacBook, iPad and iPhones
Product description
A quick way to power more than one device
If you’re fed up with keeping multiple chargers dotted around your desk, this MINIX 100W 4‑port charger is aimed at the “one brick, many devices” problem. On paper it’s designed to charge a laptop and your everyday accessories at the same time, with a foldable plug to keep it travel-friendly.
The headline is simple: two USB‑C ports (USB‑C1/C2) can provide up to 100W each when used on their own, while the rest of the ports can share power for simultaneous charging. That’s the kind of setup that fits modern routines—laptop on the go, phone nearby, maybe a tablet or earbuds when you’re working or travelling.
Still, it’s worth being realistic: multi-port chargers only split power so far, so the exact charging speed you get will depend on how many devices you plug in and what each one can draw.
The essentials: what it offers in real use
This is a compact USB‑C wall charger with 4 ports for simultaneous charging: two USB‑C ports (USB‑C1/C2), one USB‑C port (USB‑C3), and one USB‑A port. The total output is listed as 100W, with USB‑C1/C2 up to 100W, USB‑C3 up to 30W, and USB‑A up to 22.5W.
Where it feels most useful is when you want to charge everything at once—laptop plus a phone, tablet, or earbuds—rather than taking turns at the wall socket. For example, you might arrive home with your laptop and phone: plug both into the charger and you can also top up a smaller device without hunting for another adapter.
It’s also pitched as a travel charger with a palm-sized design compared with many other 100W USB‑C chargers, and a foldable plug that tucks away neatly.
Charging performance and compatibility (what the claims mean)
MINIX says the charger can rapidly charge a MacBook Pro up to 60% in 45 minutes with either USB‑C1 or USB‑C2. It also states that when paired with another single port, one of the USB‑C ports can maintain 65W power for your laptop—intended to keep charging efficient even when you’re powering two devices.
Compatibility is described as broad: it supports PD 3.0, QC 4.0 and PPS protocols, and it’s described as compatible with devices like MacBook Pro/Air, iPad, iPhone 15/16 Pro, Galaxy S24 and more.
One limitation to keep in mind: while compatibility is broadly claimed, charging speed isn’t solely about the charger—your device’s own charging support and charging profile matters. If you’re expecting “full speed” on every port at once, this type of shared-power design may not always deliver that.
What stands out vs simpler chargers
This isn’t just a single-port fast charger, it’s designed for households and travellers who want fewer cables and fewer wall sockets in use. The combination of a 100W-class USB‑C output (via USB‑C1/C2) and extra lower-wattage ports makes it a practical “central hub” for mixed devices.
If your current setup is a high-wattage laptop charger plus separate phone or tablet chargers, this could simplify that. Where it can fall short is if you only ever charge one device and never need multi-port flexibility—you may not fully use the extra ports.
Safety and peace of mind
The charger includes a multi-protection system with over-current, over-voltage, over-temperature and short-circuit protection. That kind of protection set is especially relevant for a charger you might throw in a bag and use on trips, where you want it to behave sensibly across different environments.
There’s also “seller support” via the orders page for questions, but in day-to-day terms the protection features are the bit that matters most for confidence.
Tech specs
- Name: MINIX 100W USB C Ladegerät, 4-Port USB-A/C Foldable Fast PPS Gan Charger
- Type: USB-C wall charger with multiple ports
- Capacity: Total output 100W (USB-C1/C2 max 100W, USB-C3 max 30W, USB-A max 22.5W)
- Format: Foldable plug
- Compatibility: PD 3.0, QC 4.0, PPS protocols
- Safety protection: Over-current, over-voltage, over-temperature, short-circuit protection
- Input voltage: 100–240V (described as working in any country)
Is it worth it?
It’s a solid pick if you want one charger to handle a laptop plus phone/tablet/earbuds in the same session, and you like the idea of a compact, foldable 100W-class USB‑C option for home and travel. It makes sense if you’re the sort of person who often charges multiple devices at once and values that convenience.
You may want to skip it if you only need to charge one device and you’re happy with a simpler, single-port charger—because the extra ports won’t add much if you never use them. It might not be a great match if your priority is guaranteed maximum charging speed for every device simultaneously, since shared output designs typically depend on how you plug things in.
Mini FAQ
What devices is it said to support?
It’s described as compatible with MacBook Pro/Air, iPad, iPhone 15/16 Pro, Galaxy S24 and more, using PD 3.0, QC 4.0 and PPS protocols.
Can it charge a laptop and a phone at the same time?
The description says it can maintain 65W charging power for a laptop when paired with another single port, and it’s also aimed at simultaneous charging across multiple ports.
Is it suitable for travel?
Yes—it's described as palm-sized and includes a foldable plug, and it supports 100–240V with EU/UK adapters.
How does power sharing affect charging speeds?
The total output is 100W across the ports, so charging performance will depend on how many devices are connected and what each device can draw.
What safety features does it include?
It includes over-current, over-voltage, over-temperature and short-circuit protection as part of its multi-protection system.