1000W 8C+2A Port GaN USB-C Charger

A desktop power station for the whole collection. Eight USB-C Power Delivery ports, two USB-A ports and up to 1000 W of total output mean one charger can run an entire shelf of USB-C-converted consoles — replacing a power board full of bricks with a single tidy unit.

Console Compatibility

Every console power product we stock needs one of three USB-C PD profiles. Here is where this charger supplies each one:

• 9 V — the 9 V cable and adapter versions: all eight USB-C ports.
• 12 V / 3 A — the GameCube and Wii versions, the Saturn, Dreamcast, PlayStation 1 and GameCube boards, and the N64 Pow: all eight USB-C ports.
• 15 V / 3 A — the Wii U version and the PlayStation 2 board: all eight USB-C ports.
• USB-A ports — A1 and A2 top out at 12 V / 1.67 A, for accessories and lighting, not for USB-C PD console adapters.

Tip: every USB-C port suits every adapter we stock, so there is no port planning at all.

Key Features

• 1000 W total output across ten ports
• Ten ports — eight USB-C PD plus two USB-A
• 12 V / 3 A and 15 V / 3 A on every USB-C port
• Up to 140 W from each of USB-C1 to C4 (USB PD 3.1)
• GaN semiconductor technology — higher efficiency, less heat and a smaller body than a conventional charger of the same output
• Australian plug
• Upright stand included to save desk space

Output Specifications

• USB-C1 to C4: 5V/3A · 9V/3A · 12V/3A · 15V/3A · 20V/5A · 28V/5A · PPS 3.3–21V/5A — 140 W max
• USB-C5 to C8: 5V/3A · 9V/3A · 12V/3A · 15V/3A · 20V/5A · PPS 3.3–21V/5A — 100 W max
• USB-A1 / USB-A2: 5V/3A · 9V/2.22A · 12V/1.67A — 20 W max
• Total output: up to 1000 W

Why GaN?

Gallium nitride switches far more efficiently than the silicon used in older chargers, so it wastes less energy as heat. That efficiency is what makes this much output possible from a compact unit — and it keeps the charger cool while it works.

Good to Know

The headline 1000 W is the peak capability; with several ports in use the combined output is shared between them. Every console power adapter has its own voltage and current requirement — check that yours is met by the port you plug it into. Not sure what a port can deliver? Our USB-C PD power meter reads the real figures back. Sold as a single charger; USB-C cables are not included.