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2-pk UKCSIS up to 140W 3-Port GaN Foldable Wall Charger (USB-C, 2x USB-A)

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LiTech Group via Amazon has 2-pk UKCSIS up to 140W 3-Port GaN Foldable Wall Charger (USB-C, 2x USB-A) on sale as listed below for prices starting from $38.59 - $19.30 (50% off automatically applied at checkout) = $19.29. Shipping is free.

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LiTech Group via Amazon has 2-pk UKCSIS up to 140W 3-Port GaN Foldable Wall Charger (USB-C, 2x USB-A) on sale as listed below for prices starting from $38.59 - $19.30 (50% off automatically applied at checkout) = $19.29. Shipping is free.

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rojey
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The total wattage shouldn't be the sum of all ports. It should the the maximum output for whatever simultaneous charging combination they choose. I first plugged in a 100w USB-C load with a 5A cable and PD meter. The output of that single USB-C port was truly 100W. But then after I plugged in a 10W USB-A load, the USB-C output dropped to 90w. That means, the charger cannot fully output 100W from the USB-C port and 10W from a USB-A port at the same time. Let along 140watt total output. As what I said in earlier comment, I still like it for its size, but just wanted to point out the total wattage was misleading.
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They are not true 140w chargers. The tested total output was 100W. However, they are the most compact 100W chargers for me, very easy to travel with.

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Jan 05, 2026 06:25 PM
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rojeyJan 05, 2026 06:25 PM
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They are not true 140w chargers. The tested total output was 100W. However, they are the most compact 100W chargers for me, very easy to travel with.
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LILLYS_CLOSETJan 05, 2026 06:54 PM
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Quote from rojey :
They are not true 140w chargers. The tested total output was 100W. However, they are the most compact 100W chargers for me, very easy to travel with.
No need to test Total output is 100W on the Top USB port and 20 on each of the additional USB ports (it's listed in one of their pics) Very similarly as the ones I already have in that they list the total wattage as the sum of all ports. Like you said they work for me too and yes, they will throw a OEM Charger power warning on power hunger laptops using the lightning port but its usable just upgrade your USB cord to the appropriate wattage and don't use the one you find laying around.
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Quote from LILLYS_CLOSET :
No need to test Total output is 100W on the Top USB port and 20 on each of the additional USB ports (it's listed in one of their pics) Very similarly as the ones I already have in that they list the total wattage as the sum of all ports. Like you said they work for me too and yes, they will throw a OEM Charger power warning on power hunger laptops using the lightning port but its usable just upgrade your USB cord to the appropriate wattage and don't use the one you find laying around.
The total wattage shouldn't be the sum of all ports. It should the the maximum output for whatever simultaneous charging combination they choose. I first plugged in a 100w USB-C load with a 5A cable and PD meter. The output of that single USB-C port was truly 100W. But then after I plugged in a 10W USB-A load, the USB-C output dropped to 90w. That means, the charger cannot fully output 100W from the USB-C port and 10W from a USB-A port at the same time. Let along 140watt total output. As what I said in earlier comment, I still like it for its size, but just wanted to point out the total wattage was misleading.
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Quote from rojey :
The total wattage shouldn't be the sum of all ports. It should the the maximum output for whatever simultaneous charging combination they choose. I first plugged in a 100w USB-C load with a 5A cable and PD meter. The output of that single USB-C port was truly 100W. But then after I plugged in a 10W USB-A load, the USB-C output dropped to 90w. That means, the charger cannot fully output 100W from the USB-C port and 10W from a USB-A port at the same time. Let along 140watt total output. As what I said in earlier comment, I still like it for its size, but just wanted to point out the total wattage was misleading.
Share this with the Chinese brands' marketing folks please.
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LILLYS_CLOSETJan 05, 2026 07:41 PM
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Quote from rojey :
The total wattage shouldn't be the sum of all ports. It should the the maximum output for whatever simultaneous charging combination they choose. I first plugged in a 100w USB-C load with a 5A cable and PD meter. The output of that single USB-C port was truly 100W. But then after I plugged in a 10W USB-A load, the USB-C output dropped to 90w. That means, the charger cannot fully output 100W from the USB-C port and 10W from a USB-A port at the same time. Let along 140watt total output. As what I said in earlier comment, I still like it for its size, but just wanted to point out the total wattage was misleading.
Oh i agree with you this just the new norm for cheep Chinese chargers.
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ausJan 05, 2026 07:59 PM
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No one's had a fire with these right??
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aphoenix78Jan 05, 2026 09:05 PM
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Quote from rojey :
The total wattage shouldn't be the sum of all ports. It should the the maximum output for whatever simultaneous charging combination they choose. I first plugged in a 100w USB-C load with a 5A cable and PD meter. The output of that single USB-C port was truly 100W. But then after I plugged in a 10W USB-A load, the USB-C output dropped to 90w. That means, the charger cannot fully output 100W from the USB-C port and 10W from a USB-A port at the same time. Let along 140watt total output. As what I said in earlier comment, I still like it for its size, but just wanted to point out the total wattage was misleading.
Thx! How long was it under a 100W load? Was it hot?

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I own a 128W GaNIII that will fully charge my phone in less than 30 min this 140w takes longer.
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rojeyJan 05, 2026 09:20 PM
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Quote from aphoenix78 :
Thx! How long was it under a 100W load? Was it hot?
I didn't test a 100w load extensively, but had used it on a 70w workload for a couple of hours. It became warm in the end but OK to touch.
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eduardmcJan 05, 2026 09:21 PM
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Will this burn my house… ? ya know this post was coming :-)
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rojeyJan 05, 2026 09:44 PM
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Quote from eduardmc :
Will this burn my house… ? ya know this post was coming :-)
I only use it for travel. So it will only burn someone else's house.
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KarbunksterJan 05, 2026 11:47 PM
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Quote from rojey :
The total wattage shouldn't be the sum of all ports. It should the the maximum output for whatever simultaneous charging combination they choose. I first plugged in a 100w USB-C load with a 5A cable and PD meter. The output of that single USB-C port was truly 100W. But then after I plugged in a 10W USB-A load, the USB-C output dropped to 90w. That means, the charger cannot fully output 100W from the USB-C port and 10W from a USB-A port at the same time. Let along 140watt total output. As what I said in earlier comment, I still like it for its size, but just wanted to point out the total wattage was misleading.
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rojeyYesterday 12:33 AM
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Quote from Karbunkster :
Drill bit sets - without exception - count the case in the number of "pieces" in the set.
The world Is unfair
The world is unfair but thankfully it is also competitive.
USB-C chargers from (even marginally) reputable brands aren't marketed this way. A few examples:
https://www.amazon.com/UGREEN-Cha...B0CYZ52VPX
https://www.amazon.com/INIU-Charg...B0DN6VXM61
https://www.amazon.com/Baseus-Cha...B0FBWXH36X
I return any chargers that not meeting this criteria as "not as described" (except for this one, which worked really well for me), and leave bad reviews, because it is an obvious attempt to defraud consumers who don't look carefully. I hope they will learn their lesson.
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FeistyMarmot1232Yesterday 05:07 PM
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Quote from eduardmc :
Will this burn my house… ? ya know this post was coming :-)
Pretty good chance. They even advertise it in their name. It will LIT something

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