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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 is a compact 100W GaN wall charger with two USB-C ports and one USB-A port that stands out for travel-friendly size and strong everyday laptop charging. The design is described as efficient and cool-running, and the port split supports 100W from either USB-C port alone, with lower shared output when multiple ports are used. It has also been used successfully for 65W laptops, tablets, and phones. The main caveat is reliability at higher loads, with reports of overheating, shutdowns, and occasional port failures, so sustained max output looks less certain. It is a practical small charger when you are not pushing it at full power.
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The code has worked for some buyers on both black and white, but it has also failed for others. When it does apply, it must be entered during checkout as a promo/voucher, and Amazon may require a couple of tries or the correct arrow/submit step for the full discount to appear.
Some units have run reliably for weeks or months on lower-watt devices and stay relatively cool in normal use, but there are also reports of failures, including dead units, a USB-C port bracket coming off, and shutdown after about 51 minutes at 98W with the case reaching 168°F.
It can power 65W laptops and has been used as a lightweight charger for a Lenovo Legion 5 without issues in normal daily use. It is less suitable for sustained max-load charging, especially if you expect a constant 100W output for long periods.
It is described as the same size as a Baseus 100W charger and smaller than a UGreen charger, making it easier to travel with. The foldable design and compact body are the main reasons some buyers kept it over larger alternatives.
Each USB-C port can output 100W when used alone. With both USB-C ports active, the split is 70W/30W, and with all three ports in use it drops to 70W/12W/12W; the USB-A port is rated up to 22.5W when used by itself.
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What!?! Why aren't all electronics GaN?? Simply because it's like 2-3x as expensive for the basic materials, and would be more if there was much more demand. Fine for something with just a handful of diodes and few transistors, but would scale up with larger systems.
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