Huawei All-in-One Charger (Max 100W) Launches Official Website: USB-A/C Convergence Charge 60% in 10 Minutes

Fast Technology reported on January 27 that according to Huawei's official website, Huawei's latest all-round charger (Max 100W) has been launched, and the current price has not been announced, but the specific parameters have been listed.

The new product supports up to 100W charging power and Huawei SuperCharge, and has passed the China Fusion Fast Charging UFCS protocol certification, which can be used for fast charging for any model within the protocol.

A 10-minute charge for the Huawei nova 12 Pro can recharge 60%, the Mate 60 Pro can charge 98% in 30 minutes, and the Mate X5 can charge 86% in 30 minutes.

At the same time, it is also compatible with PD, PPS, QC and other protocols, and can quickly charge devices with different systems such as iOS, HarmonyOS, and Android.

With a converged port design, you can switch USB-A or USB-C cables at will, but it only supports single-cable plugging and unplugging outputs, and does not support dual-port simultaneous use.

Previously, this design caused netizens to complain, and Bruce Lee, CTO of Huawei terminal BG, once personally publicized popular science and said that this is the most user-friendly design scheme.

In order to prevent the user from plugging in the wire but not the output voltage, resulting in not charging or mistakenly thinking that the charger is faulty, the method of physical interference is adopted, so that the user can only insert one charging cable at the same time, which also reduces the user's learning cost.

Regarding the question of "why can't it be designed to output two channels at the same time", Bruce Lee said that such a design requires the addition of a power conversion circuit, which takes up a lot of space and must increase the size of the charger.