Questions & Answers

Q: QuestionHow many devices can I charge at the same time with this charger?

• A:Answer You can charge up to 4 devices simultaneously with this charger.

Q: QuestionCan this charger be used for a MacBook Pro?

• A:Answer Yes, this charger supports the Apple MacBook Pro, MagSafe, 140W charging.

Q: QuestionDoes the charger automatically adjust power output based on the connected device?

• A:Answer Yes, the built-in intelligent IC automatically identifies the connected devices and balances output when charging multiple devices.

Q: QuestionWhat is the maximum power output of this charger?

• A:Answer This charger provides an enormous 185W of power.

Q: QuestionWhat type of cable is needed for 140W charging?

• A:Answer You will need a USB-C PD3.1 cable with 5A e-mark for 140W charging.

Q: QuestionI have the Surface Pro 12 and I'd like to ask if I can charge it with the 185W Gan charger.

Asked 2 months ago by Florii.

• A:Answer Yes, the 185W GaN charger can charge your Surface Pro 12, as long as it supports USB-C Power Delivery.

  Answered 2 months ago by J5create Team

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Q: QuestionCould anybody take a look at its label to check it's PPS rating?

Asked 4 months ago by Mark.

• A:Answer The JUP37185 is specified to support USB Power Delivery 3.1, including higher-voltage profiles up to 28 V @ 5 A (140 W) on the main USB-C port. It’s designed around the PD3.1 standard, which focuses on fixed PDO voltage levels rather than the dynamically adjustable PPS profile many phones use.

  Answered 4 months ago by J5create Team

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Q: QuestionCan a DELL XPS 17 BE CHARGED

Asked 9 months ago by jethro.

• A:Answer Yes, the JUP37185 can charge a Dell XPS 17, providing up to 140W via PD 140W port.

  Answered 9 months ago by J5create Team

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Q: QuestionCan this be used with a Zephyrus g14 labtop for gaming? My barrel charger went out and swapped over to a type c but it cant keep up with power consumption during gaming the one I have now is 100w so was wondering if the 185w would work better

Asked 9 months ago by Thatguy.

• A:Answer The 185W GaN PD 3.1 USB-C 3-Port Charger can provide up to 140W of charging power through a single USB-C port. However, performance depends on the exact model of your G14, since some configurations still recommend using the original OEM barrel adapter for maximum power delivery under heavy gaming loads. For everyday use and lighter gaming, the JUP37185 should work well, but for peak performance scenarios the laptop may still draw more than USB-C power can provide.

  Answered 9 months ago by J5create Team

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Q: QuestionIs this portable or does it have to be plugged in to be used?

Asked 9 months ago by Philleroy.

• A:Answer No, the JUP37185 is not portable in the sense of being battery-powered. It’s a high-power wall charger (AC-powered) that must be plugged into an electrical outlet to operate.

  Answered 9 months ago by J5create Team

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Q: QuestionIs this compatible with the Dell G15 5510 laptop

Asked 1 year ago by Bob.

• A:Answer Yes

  Answered 10 months ago by AparanaPVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionIs this compatible with a Dell Latitude 5511 MLK BTX laptop?

Asked 1 year ago by Jenn.

• A:Answer Yes

  Answered 10 months ago by AparanaPVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionI'm confused. There wasn't any kind of manual in the box. And there wasn't one online that I could find.

Asked 2 years ago by JPR1.

• A:Answer I have a PhD in engineering. I know how such products should be designed. This one sucks in every level.

  Answered 2 years ago by GunesEVerified Purchase

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