Global PC market leader, Lenovo, has launched the Xiaoxin 105W three-port GaN adapter, setting a new benchmark in charging technology. The cutting-edge device, available for pre-order starting at an unbeatable price of 169 yuan ($23), will officially hit the market on August 11.

The Lenovo Xiaoxin 105W three-port GaN adapter is poised to revolutionize the charging landscape with its ground-breaking features and sleek design. The device weighs just 173g making it a compact adapter that is lighter than a standard 100W power adapter. It thus offers unparalleled portability without compromising on power.

What sets the Xiaoxin 105W apart from the competition is its third-generation ultra-low impedance GaN semiconductor technology material. This innovation enhances thermal conductivity, high-temperature resistance, and acid and alkali resistance, resulting in a smaller form factor, superior heat dissipation, and remarkably efficient charging capabilities.

The charging adapter is also equipped with two USB-C and one USB-A port. A single USB-C port can output a staggering 100W power, making it ideal for charging high-power devices such as laptops. In a masterstroke of engineering, Lenovo has ensured that the Xiaoxin 105W is compatible with a wide range of charging protocols, including PD3.0, QC3.0, PPS, FCP, SCP, AFC, SFCP, and DCP, catering to the charging needs of multiple devices across various brands.

The package includes a 1.5-meter-long cc charging cable integrated with a built-in Emark chip, enabling seamless communication between the charger and connected devices for optimal charging performance. The device utilizes a folding prong design and is available in white and black color options.

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