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Lenovo Product Marketplace, Inc. via Amazon has
wegear 100W 3-Port GaN USB-C Wall Charger (black or white) on sale for $39.99 > now $34.99 - $24 > now $19 off when you apply promo code
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About this product:
- 100W GaN III charger with 2x USB-C and 1x USB-A ports
- Supports PD 3.0, PPS, and up to 22.5W QC charging
- Shares 100W output across up to 3 connected devices
- Foldable design is 38% smaller than typical 100W chargers
- ETL, CSA, and UL certified with built-in safety protections
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PORTS IN USE|USB-C 1|USB-C 2|USB-A
1 PORT|100W|100W|22.5W
Both USB-C|70W|30W|-
USB-C 1& USB A|70W|-|18W
USB-C 2& USB-A|-|12W|12W
ALL|70W|12W|12W
I grabbed 2 and discount applied to both in one order.
Lenovo and Wegear partner on the design of these units, though wegear builds/manufactures them.
And that is the thing with GaN technology, it is way more efficient and runs not as hot as older silicone tech.
Community Reviews
This compact 100W GaN charger stands out for travel and everyday laptop charging, with two USB C ports and one USB A port in a smaller body than some competing bricks. The community notes fast charging on a single USB C port, useful power sharing across ports, and cooler running than older silicon chargers. It also appears to handle 65W laptops and lighter daily loads well. The main caveat is reliability at the top end, with reports of overheating, port failures, and units dying after weeks or months, so it seems best suited to moderate use rather than sustained max output.
Common Questions (5)
It has worked well for some daily use, including travel and work charging, and several reports mention no issues after weeks or a month. There are also reports of USB-C port failure, a charger dying after about two months, and recent reviews citing units that stopped charging within a week or month.
The code can work on both colors, but it may require entering it during checkout and clicking the arrow to fully apply it. Some checkouts showed the discount only after a couple of tries, while other reports say the white version had a separate $10-off promotion and the code did not apply.
It can handle 65W laptops and has been used with a Lenovo Legion 5 for light-to-moderate charging without excessive heat. It is less ideal for sustained full-tilt gaming loads, and one report says it shut down after about 51 minutes at 98W with the case reaching 168°F.
It is compact enough that one buyer returned a larger UGreen charger and kept this one because it is easier to travel with. The charger is described as the same size as a Baseus 100W unit, with a foldable design that makes it convenient for a bag or carry-on.
Yes. A single USB-C port can output 100W, both USB-C ports together split to 70W/30W, USB-C plus USB-A can do 70W/18W, and all three ports together split to 70W/12W/12W. That makes it suitable for one laptop at full speed or multiple lower-power devices at once.
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I got baseus aswell and they are good but this is much cheaper comparatively so planning to buy extra
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I grabbed 2 and discount applied to both in one order.
And that is the thing with GaN technology, it is way more efficient and runs not as hot as older silicone tech.
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"old man yells for quality," but I don't know what to buy to get basic reliability, but it sure doesn't look like this one.
I don't use the 100W. I only use it on my tablet which charges up to 45W, and my iPhone which goes up to 30w. I haven't felt confident to use with my laptop yet. I'm very happy with it.
I think people who have issues are using it to the max (100W) and maybe they should get higher watt power blocks (which are bigger and better for heat).
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