The popularity of GaN chargers continues to sour mainly due to their smaller form factor, large power capacity, and optimum heat control. Motorola has now unveiled the Moto 125W GaN flash charging adapter. The portable charger is priced at 249 yuan (~$34).

The Moto 125W Gallium Nitride charger supports moto exclusive protocol. The peak output of 125W makes the charger capable of charging the Moto X30 Pro from 0-50% in just 7 minutes. The charging adapter comes with support for QC 3.0 and PD 3.0 charging protocol. It is also compatible with QC 5.0 protocol and without fast charging, it can output 20V/3A 60W.

The built-in ON Semiconductor control IC effectively reduces the size of the charger. The casing is made from a flame-retardant material with a matte and frosted finish.

In addition, the Motorola flash charger is certified by China’s 3C certification agency. Thus, you get a variety of safety protection onboard such as overcharge, overheating, and short circuits. The charger takes into account safety and stability when running at peak output.

The Moto 125W GaN Charger comes with a 1-meter USB-C data cable, which is made of double-sided conductive aluminum foil and TPE flame retardant material. The cable supports up to 6A current flow.

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