There are speculations going around regarding a new GaN charger which will be a part of the accessory lineup of OnePlus.
OnePlus Launches New GaN Charger
This new Gan charger will have the support for 100 W fast charging which comes bundled with a magnetic cable, and features a travel-friendly design.
Earlier, the mobile manufacturer launched a new GaN charger in China.
It is basically designed in a brick shape as the company claims that the “square bottle” design of the charging head makes it 1/3rd the size of regular chargers with the same charging speed.
Moving ahead, this new GaN charger from OnePlus will be supporting SuperVOOC 100 W fast charging.
Compatible With Almost Every Device
Besides this the brick is capable of offering “long-term” and stable 65 W PD charging as per the company claims.
Apart from PD and SuperVOOC, this charger has the support for PPS, QC 3.0, and UFCS, this way the charger is compatible with pretty much all devices.
While talking about its design, it further highlights the travel-friendly design of the new 100 W GaN charger.
The newly launched charger comes with a foldable plug, making it easy to carry.
It also includes a USB-C cable, which features magnets for easy storage which is again a travel-friendly aspect of this charging brick.
This comes with a bundled 1-meter cable which is said to have support for 10 A power delivery, making it suitable for high-power devices (2-meter 240 W Ugreen cable curr. $9.99 on Amazon).
In addition to this, OnePlus claimed that the high-density interwoven texture of the cable which is used in this new GaN charger makes it durable for daily use.
The company also highlighted the other features of this new GaN charger including multiple protection features, a light body, and a sleek outlook.
Coming to its prices, OnePlus launched this new 100 W GaN charger in China at CNY 199, which is around $28.
So far, there is no update on when this charging brick will make a global debut.
But, considering the earlier trend, the company brings most of its accessories outside the Chinese market.
