For its third CES announcement, Satechi has revealed a high-powered multi-device charger. The new 6-port USB-C GaN Charger offers an impressive 200W output to handle your whole lineup of gear from Mac to iPad, iPhone, and more.
“With 6 USB-C PD ports supporting a total power output of 200W, the new GaN charger is Satechi’s most powerful charger yet, making it the perfect solution to fuel power-hungry devices. The charger is also equipped with advanced power distribution that automatically adjusts wattage when new devices are detected.”
6-port GaN Charger specs
- Gallium Nitride tech (GaN) with automatic power distribution
- 4x USB-C PD 3.0 ports
- 2x USB-C PD 3.1 ports
- Up to 140W max for one device
- Up to 200W max output across multiple devices
- Satechi notes to plug in your largest device to the PD1 port if you’re using all 6 ports simultaneously
- Space gray finish
- Includes detachable power cord and stand
20% off preorders
Satechi has opened preorders for the new multi-device charger priced at $149.99.
To go along with the announcement, Satechi is offering 20% off with code “CES20” until preorders end.
9to5Mac’s Take
This looks like a valuable all-around charger for personal or business use. With up to 140W for a single device, you’ve got enough power to fast-charge a 16-inch MacBook (with MagSafe cable) all the way down to iPad, iPhone, and more.
Plus with 6 ports and 200W, you’ve got enough juice to fast charge half a dozen iPhones/iPads.
If the new 6-port GaN Charger is more than you need, Satechi also makes a 108W 3-port USB-C GaN Charger.
Keep in mind the charger doesn’t come with cables. The ones pictured above are the Satechi 10-inch USB-C to USB-C and USB-C to Lightning nylon braided cables.
What do you think of this GaN charger? Looks perfect or overkill? Share your thoughts in the comments!
More Satechi CES news:
- Satechi announces tool-free USB4 NVMe SSD Pro Enclosure for Mac and iPad with 40Gbps speeds
- Satechi launches Thunderbolt 4 Slim Hub with sleek design and full 40Gbps speeds
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