Greenlink 100W multi-port charger experience sharing, a fusion of minimalism and pragmatism

Some time ago, I saw a very interesting post on the Internet, complaining about the interests and hobbies of men after the age of 30, 'There are fishing gear, tea, beads, the most outrageous is that there is an addictive charging head', in this regard, many netizens think it is quite incredible, why would anyone like to collect charging heads?

In fact, it is not that we deliberately collect charging heads, but because electronic devices are constantly being replaced, resulting in more and more charging heads. For example, all kinds of new and old mobile phones, computers, tablets, headphones, game consoles... Chargers for different products are piled up in a drawer.

However, too many charging heads will also have certain troubles, if you encounter multiple devices running out of power at the same time and the socket interface is not enough, you need to queue up to wait.

What's even more troublesome is that if you need to bring several devices when you go out, various charging heads will fill up the luggage space, which can easily cause inconvenience to travel.

It is precisely based on this problem that Greenlink has launched a charging head that can 'use multiple devices', which is the Greenlink 100W multi-port charger in the picture above~

The exterior design is very intimate

The overall color of the Green Link charger is silver-gray tone, with a square shape design, and the surface is slightly matte texture, which is more resistant to dirt and scratches than that glossy design.

It weighs about a mobile phone in my hand, which is obviously lighter than my 'silly and thick' laptop charger. So I usually put my laptop and tablet chargers at home, and bring the green link with me when I go to work or go out.

The corners around it are curved transitions, which feels better and will not feel like cutting hands with one hand like some chargers. And the prongs are foldable, so they can be retracted into the slot when not in use, so you don't have to worry about scratching other items in your bag.

Performance is compatible with killing

There are a total of 4 interfaces, 3 C ports + 1 A port, from the official parameters, the charging power of C1 and C2 ports can reach up to 100W, the maximum power of C3 ports and A ports is 22.5W, and when the four ports are used at the same time, they can output up to 100W.

Compatibility is also very strong, supporting Apple PD 3.0, Xiaomi QC4.0+/3.0/2.0, Samsung AFC, Huawei FCP/SCP, Samsung AFC and other types of protocols, basically covering laptops, mobile phones, tablets, Bluetooth headsets, game consoles and other devices of various brands.

Single-port charging is fast enough

As a 100W fast charger, the primary use is of course to charge the laptop. Here is a test of my 16-inch MacBook for you to see.

When the battery is 20% left, with the included Greenlink 100W fast charging cable, the real-time output power runs to 88.7W through the C1 port.

Then switch to the C2 port test, and the real-time output power can also reach 88.24W. If the battery is a little lower, it should be very close to the MacBook's peak power.

After 10 minutes, the battery is increased from 20% to 34%, which is basically the same speed as the original 96W charger.

Let's take a look at charging your phone.

The test device is iPhone 13 Pro, when the mobile phone is only 4% power, it is charged through the C1 port, and the measured power is stable between 19~23W, reaching the peak power supported by the mobile phone.

Of course, the three C ports can be backward compatible with PD 20W and 30W fast charging, so you can also fast charge your phone through the C2 and C3 ports.

My usual habit is to use the C1 port to work while charging the notebook, and the C2 port to charge the 13 Pro, and in half an hour, the phone will increase from dead to 58%, and the charging speed is about the same as that of a PD 30W charger.

Multi-port charging is stable enough

Before purchasing the Greenlink GaN charger, the plugs on my desk were usually plugged into several charging heads and power supplies, which powered my mobile phone, laptop, tablet, Bluetooth speaker, and game console, and the position was almost always full.

Now with this GaN charger, it can power four devices at the same time, freeing up space for the plug-in and making the desktop more concise and clean.

The picture below is the usage scenario of 'four ports charging at the same time': C1 port is connected to MacBook, C2 port is connected to iPad, C3 port is connected to iPhone, and A port is connected to Honor mobile phone.

After powering on, the real-time output power of port C1 is measured to reach 42.66W, and the output power of port C2 is close to 30W. It can be seen that the official target parameters are not false at all, even if multiple devices are charged at the same time, the speed is also leverage~

During the half-hour charging process, the power of the four devices has been gradually 'recovering', and no discharging has been found, the current output is relatively stable, and the four channels will not interfere with each other. In addition, the charger will not be hot to the touch, which means that there is no problem in terms of heat dissipation.

For me, who pursues a minimalist life and pursues efficiency, the Greenlink 100W GaN charger meets my daily charging needs just right. Not only is it compatible and powerful, but it also has powerful performance, high charging efficiency, and a more simple and lightweight appearance. One is enough to replace ten charging heads. usually for home office use, free up more space; For business trips and travel, it is burden-reducing and efficient~

If you also encounter the problem of 'too many charging heads and inconvenient charging of multiple devices', then such a practical GaN multi-port charger must be suitable for you.