GaN Charging


Delivering true fast charging of mobile phones, small laptops and tablets, our superior solution can deliver a 50% charge in just 30 minutes - up to 70% faster than standard 5W charging.


Powered by GaN technology, our USB charger is able to charge almost every kind of digital device extremely efficiently and supports all the Fast Charging Protocols (PD, QC, AFC, FCP, SCP, SFCP).


Partnerships with leading chip-set manufacturers coupled with our world class in-house design and manufacturing deliver the best products possible.


The USB outlets are ideal for powering and efficiently charging larger devices such as power hungry large format mobile phones, tablets and small laptops, without the need for bulky adapters.


In addition, integrated smart charging has been thoughtfully designed to enable the outlets to switch automatically to standby mode once the device is fully charged, thus eliminating any potential damage caused by overcharging.


Enable device iPhone 14 Pro iPhone 13 Pro iPad Pro 11” Google Pixel 6


Google Pixel 6 XL Cable


Lighting to USB-C Lighting to USB-C USB-C to USB-C USB-C to USB-C USB-C to USB-C


Time (to 50%) 30 mins 30 mins 60 mins 34 mins 34 mins


Safety


Whether you’re using a smart-watch or a camera, a power-bank or a laptop, our smart chargers facilitate a conversation with the device to ensure that it gets the exact amount of power it needs, at the time it needs it.


This enables fast charging without delivering too much power which could lead to damaged circuitry from overcharging or overheating.


As a further commitment to quality and safety, Nexus modules are independently tested to have ASTA Diamond Mark approval.


Lic No. 1415 10 above-desk │ below-desk │ beyond-desk


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