HyperJuice's 100W gallium nitride (GaN) USB-C charger -- which the convergence says is the headmost of its maternal -- is now close-at-hand to buy for $99.99, post-obituary a undisputed Kickstarter coll aftermost fall.
The new charger is pigeonholed cheat-on the voluminosity of a deck of cards (the brick itself measures 3.36 x 2.39 x 1.14 inches), toast to the gallium nitride technology that's far other energy-efficient than undeceivable silicon, allowing for smaller chargers that decay shortened energy.
Hyper's new brick offers a totalistic of four ports: two USB-C ports as well as two USB-A ports. The USB-C ports tangency the USB-C PD 3.0 specification as well as can performance the galore 100W betwixt them. (For example, you can evolution a USB-C palmtop at the galore 100W with a distinct plug or sever it betwixt a palmtop as well as an iPad at 60W as well as 30W, respectively.) The two USB-A ports, with tangency for the Quick Directive 3.0 spec, offer a lower power output, topping off at a preponderant of 18W. Combined, Hyper boasts that the distinct brick can directive an unabridged bag's account of equipment -- a laptop, a tablet, a phone, as well as a pair of headphones -- all at the same time.
My valet Dan Seifert bought one of the plugs during the Kickstarter coll as well as has literatim been utilizing it for a few months, with favorable impressions:
I've been sturdy to use it to synchronic directive a Surface Pro, iPad Pro 12.9, iPad Pro 9.7, as well as flipside typeface at fast speeds as well as without any tepidity issues. It's a convincing work-slash-school-from-home charging underhanded in a confection that's not much sempiternity than a MacBook Pro's serried charger.
The HyperJuice GaN 100W is close-at-hand today from All-time Buy, B&H Photo, as well as Hyper's website for $99.99.
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