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How do I charge my device at 140W with this charger?
Make sure your device supports 140W input, has a Power Delivery 3.1 port, and is connected via a single USB-C port using a 140W-rated USB-C cable. For a 16″ MacBook Pro, use a USB-C to MagSafe 3 charging cable.
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Is it normal for the charger to heat up while charging?
It is common for high-power chargers to operate at higher temperatures compared to lower-power models. This charger features AI-driven intelligent temperature control that keeps it within safe international standards for reliability and safety.
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Why do the display power ratings of the charger and the power bank differ?
When the charger and power bank are connected via a USB cable, some energy loss occurs, resulting in different displayed power ratings. This discrepancy does not affect normal use.
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Why does the charge break occur when USB-C3 and USB-A ports are used simultaneously?
The USB-C3 and USB-A ports share a circuit. Inserting or removing devices from these ports triggers an automatic redistribution of power, causing a brief reconnection. This is normal and does not impact functionality.
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Why is the displayed power less than what devices such as phones and laptops claim?
The charging process for phones and laptops follows a fluctuating power curve, typically reaching maximum power when the battery is low and the screen is off. This behavior occurs even with the device’s original charger.

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