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Lenovo Go 130W Multi-Port Charger $66.29

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How does the charging work?
Like C1, C2, C3 and USB combo
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Superman_2099 wrote: How does the charging work?
Like C1, C2, C3 and USB combo
The Lenovo Go 130 W multi-port charger allocates the charging power intelligently depending on the devices connected and their requirements. The maximum power it can deliver is 130 W, and the output available on the four connectors is 100 W for the first two USB-C ports, 20 W for the third one, and 18 W for the USB-A port. The intelligent LED lighting shows when a port is active and also the power output it delivers (for example, solid on/breathing/fast breathing/off for the first USB-C ports, when delivering more than 45 W/30-45 W/0-30 W/0 W).

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Doesn't seem to support PPS at all.

Also, remember that powerful multiport chargers use much more idle power than single port chargers. Unless you absolutely need something like this, going with a few single port chargers might be more economical because of the electricity costs.
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Perfect! Has $15 rewards so this is great!
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Poutinesauce wrote: Doesn't seem to support PPS at all.

Also, remember that powerful multiport chargers use much more idle power than single port chargers. Unless you absolutely need something like this, going with a few single port chargers might be more economical because of the electricity costs.
Source?

Even if that's true, it's a small price to pay for the convenience of having everything in a neat package instead of 4 "wall warts"...
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pprider wrote: Source?

Even if that's true, it's a small price to pay for the convenience of having everything in a neat package instead of 4 "wall warts"...
From one of the reviews:

"This would be a 5 start review if only it supported charging rates higher than 18W for cell phones and tablets. I have tried Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra (45w), Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Plus (45w) and Pixel 7 Pro (23w) and they all max out at 18W. It's very disappointing that this charger does not seem to support USB Power Delivery PPS. It does however provide (near) the full 100w when charging laptops, I've tested this on Dell and Lenovo Laptops successfully. It's almost the perfect all round charger"
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Vikram19 wrote: From one of the reviews:

"This would be a 5 start review if only it supported charging rates higher than 18W for cell phones and tablets. I have tried Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra (45w), Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Plus (45w) and Pixel 7 Pro (23w) and they all max out at 18W. It's very disappointing that this charger does not seem to support USB Power Delivery PPS. It does however provide (near) the full 100w when charging laptops, I've tested this on Dell and Lenovo Laptops successfully. It's almost the perfect all round charger"
We don't know if he's using bad cables, or the wrong ports. From the post above:

The maximum power it can deliver is 130 W, and the output available on the four connectors is 100 W for the first two USB-C ports, 20 W for the third one, and 18 W for the USB-A port.
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this does not come with cables capable of charging 100w, so i still need to get another cable with that capability. My phone has up to 120w fast charging.
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desiringdeals wrote: this does not come with cables capable of charging 100w, so i still need to get another cable with that capability. My phone has up to 120w fast charging.
Xiaomi 120W HyperCharge is a proprietary charging specification. Afaik, it is not compatible with USB-C Power Delivery.

Xiaomi's 12 Pro Has Blisteringly Fast 120W Charging, Powerful Specs
https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/xiaomi ... ful-specs/

Xiaomi’s 120W Hypercharge is the fastest ever, but is it safe?
https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/xi ... tech-safe/


Charging Compatibility Test of Xiaomi 12S Pro
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desiringdeals wrote: this does not come with cables capable of charging 100w, so i still need to get another cable with that capability. My phone has up to 120w fast charging.
What phone?
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HKPolice wrote: Too bad not GAN
Judging by your pic don't you mean "Too ban not GUN"
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Perkopolis Lenovo Price: $62.04

Exact same as what Rakuten would end up costing

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What's full speed on a single port? 45W? 60W? 100W? I can't really find the detail
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So can this charge a laptop? I have a surface pro that apparently is cabals of usb c charging. What cable would I need to use ?
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Kenjuta wrote: What's full speed on a single port? 45W? 60W? 100W? I can't really find the detail
USB-C1 and USB-C2 can output 100W (20V/5A)

From G0A6130WUS Tech Specs
https://smartsupport.lenovo.com/ca/en/a ... G0A6130WUS

Output: USB-C1: 9V/3A,12V/3A,15V/3A,20V/5A
USB-C2: 5V/4A, 9V/3A,12V/3A,15V/3A,20V/5A
USB-C3: 5V/3A,9V/2.2A,12V/1.67A
USB-A: 5V/3A,9V/2A,12V/1.5A
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simplypop wrote: So can this charge a laptop? I have a surface pro that apparently is cabals of usb c charging. What cable would I need to use ?
With a 5A/100W rated cable, it should charge just about every USB-C laptop. Most laptops should also charge using regular 3A rated cables but they may complain a bit. It should also be able to charge two laptops at once but with a reduced 60-65 W maximum level.
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Is this multivoltage (100-240v?) input compatible for international travel compatible?

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