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Specifications
- Brand Name: corsulin
- Origin: CN(Origin)
- Display screen: No
- Quick charge: Yes
- Type: Electric
- Intelligent Charge: Yes
- Package: Yes
- Model Number: CP100PD
- Output Interface: USB Output
- Use: Laptop,mobile phone,camera,electronics with usb c port
Corsulin 100W 65W GaN Fast Charger with Quick Charge 3.0 4.0 AFC USB PD Charger For iPhone Pro Macbook Pro Xiaomi Huawei Samsung
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I ordered this charger mainly for the 100 W PD capability to charge my ThinkPad laptop. Pros: - delivers at least 80 W, probably 100 W as well, but my laptop didn't pull that much during testing. - QuickCharge (QC) works well with all tested devices. - cheap and good looking (even though you can see spots that aren't polished very well). Cons: - when I first plugged this in, I heard some high pitched sounds which was really loud and annoying. After drawing some power from it, that high pitched sound got really silent, but still noticeable when it's quiet and if you got the ears to hear such high frequencies. - ThnkPads (and probably other brands) won't charge if you don't add a power trigger adapter to your setup (between laptop and charger). Other USB C chargers don't require this. I know such behavior from two-way PD chargers only (such as powerbanks). It seems the logic inside this charger isn't fully featuring the USB PD protocol or has some other quirks.
I ordered this charger mainly for the 100 W PD capability to charge my ThinkPad laptop. Pros: - delivers at least 80 W, probably 100 W as well, but my laptop didn't pull that much during testing. - QuickCharge (QC) works well with all tested devices. - cheap and good looking (even though you can see spots that aren't polished very well). Cons: - when I first plugged this in, I heard some high pitched sounds which was really loud and annoying. After drawing some power from it, that high pitched sound got really silent, but still noticeable when it's quiet and if you got the ears to hear such high frequencies. - ThnkPads (and probably other brands) won't charge if you don't add a power trigger adapter to your setup (between laptop and charger). Other USB C chargers don't require this. I know such behavior from two-way PD chargers only (such as powerbanks). It seems the logic inside this charger isn't fully featuring the USB PD protocol or has some other quirks.