Shop the line by series
65W GaN Chargers
The volume laptop tier: 20V/3.25A single-port profiles and published 45W + 20W style splits for two-device charging.
Top of the range100W GaN Chargers
20V/5A USB-C profiles with PPS up to 20V, in 2C+1A, 2C+2A and 3C+1A layouts for workstation programs.
Mid tier45W GaN Chargers
45W single and dual-port models, including the KR-plug T series with CE/RoHS listings.
Phone tier30W-35W GaN Chargers
Full 20V/1.5A phone profiles at the lowest cost per port, plus a 35W retractable-cable model.
Small size20W Mini GaN Chargers
The manufacturer's small-size 20W and 25W models, the standard retail and bundle price point.
2C layoutsDual-Port GaN Chargers
Two USB-C ports with published combined splits, including 67W and 70W EU and US models.
Built-in cableRetractable Cable Chargers
Three documented telescopic-cable models at 20W, 35W and 65W for travel retail.
Value lineFast Chargers
The separate 10W-30W fast charger line for cost-led programs.
How to read the model tables
Each series page reproduces three things per model: the input range, the complete output profile (fixed PDO steps plus the PPS range where published), and the plug standards listed for that model. Combined-port lines such as “C1+C2: 45W + 20W” are the power split when both ports are loaded — the figure that decides real-world charging speed for two-device users. Certification marks are shown only where the manufacturer's page for that specific model lists them; the certifications page explains the site-wide policy.
Not sure which tier fits your channel?
The wattage selection guide maps device categories to charger tiers, and the GaN explainer covers what gallium nitride changes in practice. For pricing, the standard terms are a 3,000 pcs per-item MOQ and a lead time of around 35 days after sample confirmation — see wholesale for how pricing is built.