Lenovo recently held the YOGA x Xiaoxin spring product launch event in China where a series of products were released. Apart from the array of notebooks that made their entry, the company also announced a number of accessories. One of them is the YOGA CC65 Dual Port GaN Charger. Lenovo has now silently unveiled a higher model dubbed the YOGA CC130 charger.

The Lenovo YOGA CC130 uses a design similar to the YOGA CC65. However, the maximum output power on this model peaks at 130W, twice that of the YOGA CC65. The charging adapter comes in black and white colors.

The YOGA CC130 charger is equipped with two USB-C ports of which a single port outputs a maximum power of 100W. On the other hand, the charger outputs a cumulative power of 130W when the two ports are in use. This makes it suitable for charging mobile phones and laptops at the same time.

For reference, the YOGA CC65 charger also features a dual USB-C interface design. The YOGA CC65 charger is equipped with two USB-C ports. The first port supports a maximum output of 18W while the second USB-C port supports a maximum output of 65W. Thus, the dual ports simultaneously use a maximum of 18W+45W.

The YOGA CC65 charger adopts the GaN fast charging technology, which brings lower power conversion loss and temperature control level. The charger also has a volume of 0.075L and a weight of 103g. This 130W model equally adopts GaN technology.

Lenovo is yet to release the price and availability details of the YOGA CC130. However, we expect the model to be affordable. The YOGA CC65 carries a 119 yuan (~$18) price tag. So, this model won’t be too expensive. We’ll keep you posted when the price and availability details are made public.

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