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wegear 140W GaN USB C Charger Block, 4-Port PD3.1 Fast Wall Charger with Smart Display & Touch Control, Foldable Power Adapter with 240W USB-C Cable $32.99
wegear 140W GaN USB C Charger Block, 4-Port PD3.1 Fast Wall Charger with Smart Display & Touch Control, Foldable Power Adapter with 240W USB-C Cable $32.99
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Lenovo Product Marketplace via Amazon has 140W GaN USB C Charger Block, 4-Port PD3.1 Fast Wall Charger with Smart Display & Touch Control, Foldable Power Adapter with 240W USB-C Cable for $32.99 when you clip coupon on product page and use code RTF5ZBFL at checkout
I bought this on the previous deal because reviewers suggested it was ETL/UL listed. It does not appear to have any safety certifications. It seems nice enough, but I definitely have concerns about something pulling this much wattage into numerous devices not having any verifiable safety testing.
I bought this on the previous deal because reviewers suggested it was ETL/UL listed. It does not appear to have any safety certifications. It seems nice enough, but I definitely have concerns about something pulling this much wattage into numerous devices not having any verifiable safety testing.
I did as well. Mine bricked but they sent me a new one with next day shipping. These seem to have a temperamental cooldown time so if you unplug a device and then quickly plug back in, or plug in multiple devices in quick succession, it won't push power and the screen will show <1kw.
Real world experience: Best speed I've gotten with my iPhone 18 Pro and M5 iPad Pro is 35kw, so nowhere near the maximum wattage output. Typically hovers around 20-30kw. No idea how long it'll last or how fire-prone it is
Last edited by KevoD October 19, 2026 at 04:44 PM.
I've gotten my MacBook Pro 14 to hit the near 100w limit with this. It got warm but I was fairly impressed with the temp performance. All that said, I'm probably going to return just knowing that I won't be able to sleep with this charging for extended periods of time unattended.
I bought this on the previous deal because reviewers suggested it was ETL/UL listed. It does not appear to have any safety certifications. It seems nice enough, but I definitely have concerns about something pulling this much wattage into numerous devices not having any verifiable safety testing.
The other SD reviewer relied on the Amazon listing (which is wrong) and Amazon AI isn't smart enough so it regurgitates wrong info.
As you said no UL, ETL, TÜV logo, but it does have a safety logo:
NOM (Norma Oficial Mexicana): The official safety certification mark for Mexico, indicating that the product complies with mandatory national safety standards.
Why there is no symbol on the charger itself is unclear. I personally have a couple of these and think they are nicely built for the price and have zero concerns about them burning down the house.
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Real world experience: Best speed I've gotten with my iPhone 18 Pro and M5 iPad Pro is 35kw, so nowhere near the maximum wattage output. Typically hovers around 20-30kw. No idea how long it'll last or how fire-prone it is
As you said no UL, ETL, TÜV logo, but it does have a safety logo:
NOM (Norma Oficial Mexicana): The official safety certification mark for Mexico, indicating that the product complies with mandatory national safety standards.
https://productiq.ulpro
Why there is no symbol on the charger itself is unclear. I personally have a couple of these and think they are nicely built for the price and have zero concerns about them burning down the house.
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