HyperJuice GaN 140W PD 3.1 USB-C Charger launches for devices including MacBook and iPhone

[Redaktion]

The HyperJuice GaN 140W PD 3.1 USB-C Charger has launched in the US and will shortly arrive in Europe. The device is compatible with gadgets such as MacBooks, iPhones and Android devices and can charge three products simultaneously. Plus, the wall charger is compact, weighing 9.03 oz (~256 g) with foldable pins.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/HyperJuice-GaN-140W-PD-3-1-USB-C-Charger-launches-for-devices-including-MacBook-and-iPhone.651663.0.html

[Alibaba]

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[Harold]

This charger stands out for its versatility and efficiency, especially with its high-power ports that can quickly recharge larger devices like MacBooks. However, recent news about the iPhone 16 lineup, which was expected to charge at up to 45W, reveals that the actual charging speed maxes out at 27W in typical conditions, just like its predecessor. This raises questions about the need for a charger with such high wattage for devices like the iPhone 16 Pro Max. That said, the compact design of the HyperJuice charger still makes it a practical option for users with multiple high-powered devices. For those also looking for stylish and practical travel accessories, check out the options at CityPulseBags.com.

With the iPhone 16's real-world charging limitations, do you think investing in a high-powered charger like this one is still worth it, or are more moderately powered chargers enough for most users?

[Arnaudfpm]

With the HyperJuice GaN 140W charger offering up to three ports and a compact design, do you think the ability to charge multiple high-powered devices simultaneously justifies its premium price, especially considering similar chargers are emerging on the market at lower costs?

[GeorgeS]

With the HyperJuice GaN 140W charger offering up to three ports and a compact design, do you think the ability to charge multiple high-powered devices simultaneously justifies its premium price, especially considering similar chargers are emerging on the market at lower costs?

The REAL question is if ANY of the ports are able to source 140W or if the value is simply a COMBINED output of ALL the ports if used all at once?

While there are MANY devices on the market that CLAIM "140W" however the vast majority of them (and almost ALL USBC cables) are unable to actually provide anywhere near that output.

Buyer beware.
 

[mdongwe]

the vast majority of them (and almost ALL USBC cables) are unable to actually provide anywhere near that output.

Are you serious.

[mdongwe]

raises questions about the need for a charger with such high wattage for devices like the iPhone 16 Pro Max

Xiaomi PR dept detected