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Name: Insignia™ - 140W USB-C GaN Wall Charger for MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, iPads, Galaxy tablets, and other USB-C Laptops and Devices - White
Brand: Insignia™
SKU: 6589802
Price: 44.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (31 reviews)

Insignia™ - 140W USB-C GaN Wall Charger for MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, iPads, Galaxy tablets, and other USB-C Laptops and Devices - White

Model:: NS-PW3X4C1W25; |
SKU:: 6589802

User rating, 4.8 out of 5 stars with 31 reviews.

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QuestionDoes the charger have a built-in temperature control?
- Answer This charger has a built-in intelligent temperature control that monitors and self-regulates to safeguard your devices from overheating.
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QuestionHow many devices can the charger power simultaneously?
- Answer This charger can power only one device at a time.
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QuestionWhat is the maximum output wattage of the charger?
- Answer The maximum output wattage of the charger is 140 watts.
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QuestionWhat type of charging interface does the charger use?
- Answer The charger uses a USB-C charging interface.
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QuestionWhat is the warranty period for the charger?
- Answer The parts and labor warranty for this charger is one year.
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QuestionThis is represented as a 140w charger, but the product label says that it delivers 100w max. When I plug it in to my Dell XPS 15, it indicates that it is connected to a slow charger, so it is indeed supplying 100w not 140w.
Asked 4 months ago by Jay343.
- Answer The 100W rating is when operating in PPS mode. When operating in PD mode, it can provide 28V at up to 5W = 140W. The XPS 15 appears to be unwilling to pull more than 100W from a non-Dell-branded power supply.
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QuestionWill this charger charge a USB C phone?
Asked 5 months ago by BenE.
- Answer Yes
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QuestionCan it charge at 65W? For a Lenovo laptop
Asked 5 months ago by Anonymous.
- Answer Of course it can. It's a 140W charger, so it can handle most ratings below that. My Dell laptop wants 130W and it charged fine (until the charger stopped working entirely).
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QuestionSince it charges through the USB-C port, can it charge a laptop at 140 watts? Or just 100 watts?
Asked 10 months ago by Lynn.
- Answer It can charge at 140W if your laptop supports charging at 28V 5W from a third-party power supply. (According to reports, many Dell laptops limit power draw to 100W from non-Dell-branded chargers.)
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Insignia™ - 140W USB-C GaN Wall Charger for MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, iPads, Galaxy tablets, and other USB-C Laptops and Devices - White

Q: QuestionDoes the charger have a built-in temperature control?

Q: QuestionHow many devices can the charger power simultaneously?

Q: QuestionWhat is the maximum output wattage of the charger?

Q: QuestionWhat type of charging interface does the charger use?

Q: QuestionWhat is the warranty period for the charger?

Q: QuestionThis is represented as a 140w charger, but the product label says that it delivers 100w max. When I plug it in to my Dell XPS 15, it indicates that it is connected to a slow charger, so it is indeed supplying 100w not 140w.

Q: QuestionWill this charger charge a USB C phone?

Q: QuestionCan it charge at 65W? For a Lenovo laptop

Q: QuestionSince it charges through the USB-C port, can it charge a laptop at 140 watts? Or just 100 watts?

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QuestionDoes the charger have a built-in temperature control?

QuestionHow many devices can the charger power simultaneously?

QuestionWhat is the maximum output wattage of the charger?

QuestionWhat type of charging interface does the charger use?

QuestionWhat is the warranty period for the charger?

QuestionThis is represented as a 140w charger, but the product label says that it delivers 100w max. When I plug it in to my Dell XPS 15, it indicates that it is connected to a slow charger, so it is indeed supplying 100w not 140w.

QuestionWill this charger charge a USB C phone?

QuestionCan it charge at 65W? For a Lenovo laptop

QuestionSince it charges through the USB-C port, can it charge a laptop at 140 watts? Or just 100 watts?