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technology13 days ago•9 min saved

Satechi’s 240W ChargeView: Six USB-C Ports, LCD Readout, and Silent GaN Desk Power

Satechi has introduced the ChargeView 240W Desktop Charger, a GaN-powered multiport charger that distributes up to 240W across six USB-C ports (C1/C2 up to 140W each, C3/C4 up to 100W each, and the last two up to 30W). When all ports are in use, wattage is split 70W/70W/30W/30W/20W/20W with a live LCD display showing total usage. It ships in Space Black with a desktop stand for horizontal or vertical placement and operates silently with no fan. Power is renegotiated as new devices connect, which can cause brief charging interruptions. Price is $149.99 and availability includes Satechi’s site and Amazon.

via MacRumors|

#chargeview #gan #power-delivery

technology1 month ago•17 min saved

Macs gain cable clarity with WhatCable's USB-C readout

Notebookcheck reports on WhatCable, a free macOS app that displays each USB-C cable’s data rate and Power Delivery capabilities per port on Macs, helping users verify if a dock or monitor setup can run at full bandwidth; however, cheap cables without an E-Marker may not report speed, and Thunderbolt 3 cables can be misidentified, with a Pro version offering deeper insights.

via Notebookcheck|

#macos #note-ensure-only-five-tags-but-per-instruction-provide-top5tags-as-five-items #power-delivery

gadgets1 month ago•36 min saved

WhatCable: Free Mac tool reveals real USB-C cable performance

The Verge reviews WhatCable, a free Mac app for Apple Silicon that reads data exposed by macOS to show exactly how each USB-C cable performs—speed, power, and potential bottlenecks—by querying the cable’s e-marker and the Mac’s port controller; the app is free at core (with a Pro upgrade for additional diagnostics) and a Linux port is in development.

via The Verge|

#cable-tester #gadgets #mac

technology1 month ago•4 min saved

Fast-Charge Reality: How Much Power Your iPhone and iPad Can Use in 2026

iPhones (17 series) max out at about 40W and the iPhone Air at 20W, while iPads top out at 45W on base models and up to 60W on the M5 Pro; with Apple no longer including a charger in the box, you’ll need a capable USB‑C PD charger to reach these speeds, and reputable third‑party bricks from makers like Anker or Satechi can deliver them. Battery capacities vary (iPhone 17 Pro Max ~5088 mAh; iPhone 17 ~3692 mAh; iPad 11th Gen ~7698 mAh; iPad Pro M5 ~10290 mAh), which helps explain why larger devices can charge faster when the right charger is used.

via Engadget|

#charging #ipad #iphone

technology1 month ago•15 min saved

Belkin unveils 14-in-1 Thunderbolt 5 dock with 140W charging and triple 4K 144Hz output

Belkin has launched a 14-in-1 Thunderbolt 5 dock in China priced at 2,299 yuan (~$338), delivering up to 140W USB Power Delivery with a bundled 180W adapter and 1m Thunderbolt 5 cable, and it supports triple 4K 144Hz displays for multi-monitor setups.

via Gizmochina|

#belkin #docking-station #power-delivery

technology2 years ago•1 min saved

"Save Big on Anker's Powerful Charging Devices Today"

Amazon has discounted the Anker Nano 67W Charging Station by 30%, now available for $45.99, marking only the third time it has been on sale since launch. With a 4.8-star rating from over 600 reviews, the sleek and versatile charging station is capable of rapidly recharging devices like the 13-inch MacBook Pro and iPhone, featuring two USB-C, two USB-A, and two AC outlets. Made from 75% post-consumer recycled plastics, this limited-time deal offers a space-saving and environmentally conscious charging solution.

via Android Authority|

#67w #amazon #anker-nano