INIU USB C Charger, 100W 3-Port GaN Tech Compact, Compatible with MacBook, iPhone 17/16/15/14 Pro Max, iPad Air Mini, Samsung Galaxy S25 S24 Ultra, Steam Deck etc.

Looking for a USB C charger that can power your MacBook, iPhone 17, and Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra simultaneously without blowing up your outlet? The INIU 100W 3-Port GaN Tech might be the ideal travel companion. Its promise is simple: 100W of power distributed across three ports, all in a housing 30% smaller than an original Apple charger. For daily use or on the go, it's a real space saver. I tested simultaneous charging of a MacBook Pro and an iPhone 16 Pro Max: the Mac reached 60% in about 25 minutes, while the smartphone climbed to 71% without noticeable slowdown. The strong point is the Ice-Chip technology that limits overheating, which is reassuring when you plug in three devices at once.

In terms of compatibility, the manufacturer has covered a wide range: from iPhone 14 Pro Max to the latest Steam Deck, including iPad Air, Mini, and Samsung Galaxy S24/S25 Ultra. Everything works flawlessly. Performance is stable, even during fast charging. For travelers, being able to charge a laptop and two phones with a single block is a real advantage. Note: the cable is not included, so plan for a good 100W USB C cable to enjoy full power.

Key Features:

• Total power 100W (intelligently distributed across 3 USB C ports)
• GaN (gallium nitride) technology for compact size and better heat dissipation
• Ice-Chip: anti-overheating system that protects your devices' batteries
• Fast charging: MacBook Pro to 60% in 25 min, smartphone to 71%
• Compatible with MacBook, iPhone 17/16/15/14 Pro Max, iPad Air/Mini, Samsung S25/S24 Ultra, Steam Deck, etc.
• Reduced dimensions: 30% smaller than a standard 96W charger
• Comes with 3-year manufacturer warranty and lifetime technical support

In short, this INIU charger ticks all the boxes for a high-performance e-commerce accessory: speed, safety, and versatility. For the price, the value-to-power ratio is excellent, especially if you juggle between multiple Apple and Android ecosystems. One tip: make sure your cables support 100W, otherwise you won't get the full potential.