Life is already full of uncertainty, but your device battery should not be like this.
We deeply understand that every ounce of energy is crucial. Your device also needs an absolutely reliable power partner.
Our charging stations not only provide power to devices, but also inject certainty into your life.
??Grab Your Charging Hub Here – Get It Before Santa Does.
?? A simple solution for flexible workspaces. Come, plug in, and get to work.
Advanced Factory
- Obtained international FCC and UL quality certifications
- Strictly control the quality of every product
We care about you
- 2-year warranty
- 24-hour professional customer support
- ships faster
Is it normal for the charger to get warm during use?
Yes. Heat is generated as the charger converts AC to DC power, especially during fast charging. This is normal and safe.
My computer's maximum charging power is 65W. Can I charge it with a 140W charging port?
Of course, our charger utilizes GaN ll Pro technology for overvoltage protection and fast charging
Why does charging stop for a second and then restart when other devices are connected to other port?
Due to the charger's self-protection mechanism, Circuit design, charging demand and other factors , is a normal phenomenon
Life is already full of uncertainty, but your device battery should not be like this.
We deeply understand that every ounce of energy is crucial. Your device also needs an absolutely reliable power partner.
Our charging stations not only provide power to devices, but also inject certainty into your life.
??Grab Your Charging Hub Here – Get It Before Santa Does.
?? A simple solution for flexible workspaces. Come, plug in, and get to work.
Advanced Factory
- Obtained international FCC and UL quality certifications
- Strictly control the quality of every product
We care about you
- 2-year warranty
- 24-hour professional customer support
- ships faster
Is it normal for the charger to get warm during use?
Yes. Heat is generated as the charger converts AC to DC power, especially during fast charging. This is normal and safe.
My computer's maximum charging power is 65W. Can I charge it with a 140W charging port?
Of course, our charger utilizes GaN ll Pro technology for overvoltage protection and fast charging
Why does charging stop for a second and then restart when other devices are connected to other port?
Due to the charger's self-protection mechanism, Circuit design, charging demand and other factors , is a normal phenomenon