INIU 100W GaN MacBook Pro Charger with 3 Ports
Product description
This compact 3-port GaN charger delivers high-power charging in a small package for laptops, phones and tablets, making it easy to power a MacBook Air 15 M3, a 14-inch Pro or a smartphone without multiple adapters. It offers up to 100W total output for fast charging according to the manufacturer, so you can top up a laptop and still quickly charge a phone or a tablet on the side.
Key Points
The charger uses GaN technology to reduce size and heat while maintaining high efficiency. Its foldable plug and compact footprint help keep desks tidy and make it convenient for travel. It supports PD 2.0 and PD 3.0 which enables broad compatibility with modern USB-C devices and some USB-A to USB-C charging setups when adapters are used. The package includes a USB-C cable so you have a cable ready for immediate use. Consider that the full 100W may be shared between ports when multiple devices are connected, according to the manufacturer.
Technical Specifications
- Name: INIU for Macbook Pro Charger 100W
- Output: - Up to 100W total power.
- Ports: - 3 ports with multiple USB-C outputs.
- Compatibility: - Supports Power Delivery 2.0 and 3.0 for laptops, phones and tablets.
- Design: - Compact, foldable plug and travel-friendly enclosure.
Advantages
Charging several devices at once reduces the need for extra adapters and keeps cables consolidated on a desk or in a bag. The GaN chipset allows a smaller housing and generally cooler operation than older silicon chargers, which is useful for prolonged charging sessions. Including a USB-C cable simplifies the first use and avoids buying an additional lead right away. It can also be handy when working from cafes or shared spaces and needing to plug in a laptop and a phone at the same time.
Usage Recommendations
Place the charger on a flat, ventilated surface while charging and avoid piling items on top to help heat disperse. If charging a high-power laptop and other devices simultaneously, check device power needs so you know when the charger will distribute output across ports. For travel, fold the plug and store with your cable to save space. If you need consistent maximum power to a single laptop, connect only that device to the charger to allow the full available wattage.