The flash pole 140W multi-port Gallium Nitride charger was officially released, using the PD3.1 charging protocol, breaking the original 100W charging power limit and becoming the first multi-port Gallium nitride charger to support the charging protocol.
According to our understanding, the maximum output power of the charger that previously supported the PD3.0 protocol was 100W, while the output power of the flash charger that supported the PD3.1 protocol was up to the EPR (extended power supply) charging cable, up to 28V/5A140W charging power, and supported the charging requirements of the 16-inch MacBook Pro M1 Max Edition.
The Flash Pole 140W multi-port charger is also compatible with PD3.0, PPS, QC and other charging protocols. With the blessing of Gallium Nitride technology and Weicube multi-circuit board stacking technology, the Flash Pole 140W multi-port charger is 25% smaller than Apple's official 140W charger, and the volume is similar to Apple's 61W USB-C charger.
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