The USB Type-C quick charge standard "USB PD (Power Delivery)" supports power supply of up to 100W in the current revision (3.0). Therefore, if you own one 100W compatible USB PD charger, you can charge it at the maximum speed with almost all USB PD compatible laptops, smartphones and tablets. In a sense, it can be said to be an almighty existence.
However, when it comes to 100W compatible products, the size of the main body is large and the amount of heat generated is considerable, so it is necessary to carefully select the product. Last year as well, a certain company's 100W compatible charger that appeared with noise was soon collected and ended as it was. There is also the fact that the successor was not released for about a year until the new model appeared the other day. In addition, it is easy to imagine that the product is difficult to design, as some manufacturers do not handle it.
This time, we will prepare 4 (+1) chargers with a maximum output of 100 W currently available, and will it be possible to properly charge 3 notebook PCs that support power supply with USB PD at the maximum speed? Check if problems such as fever have been cleared.
Article table of contents(1) Verified with 4 (+1) 100W compatible USB PD chargers (2) Anker "PowerPort III 2-Port 100W" (3) MATECH "Sonicharge 100W" (4) CIO "CIO-G100W3C1A" (5) Baseus "CCGAN100US" (6) First, review the basic behavior of USB PD (7) Connect to 3 notebook PCs. Is it possible to charge at the maximum speed? (a) For Dell "XPS 13" (b) For Apple "13-inch MacBook Pro" (c) For ASUS "TUF Dash F15 FX5 16PR" (8) "Heat generation during charging" that you want to check along with the maximum speed (9) What is the "reset problem" that cannot be avoided with a USB PD charger equipped with multiple ports? (10) All products have passed ...