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100W USB-C PD / GaN charger

A 100W USB-C Power Delivery charger is the 20V / 5A class: headroom above 65W, useful when you charge a 14″ Pro-class laptop, keep a second device on the same brick, or want one adapter for mixed laptops. It is not Apple’s 140W 16″ Pro adapter.

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USB-C PD 3.0 tops out at 100W (20V × 5A). That contract needs an e-marked 5A cable. A 60W-labeled USB-C cable will cap you. See how to pick.

Who it fits

From manufacturer tables (prices re-checked 4 Sep 2026; wattage sources accessed 3 Sep 2026):

Anker Prime 100W (A2688) lists 100W on each USB-C port when used alone, 100W combined on two ports, 89W combined on three. Laptop on the top USB-C, per Anker’s note. UGREEN Nexode 100W (SKU 40737) publishes 100W max total; USB-C1/C2 up to 20V/5A on the bundle spec sheet.

Cable: e-marked 5A / 100W+

Do not reuse a 60W (3A) USB-C cable and expect 100W. USB-IF labels certified C-to-C cables 60W or 240W. Anker: “For optimal 100W charging, use an E-Marker cable.” Apple sells a 2 m USB-C charge cable rated up to 240W ($29.00 on apple.com, 4 Sep 2026) — that is a cable, not a charger.

Prices re-checked 4 Sep 2026

Public cart prices we actually loaded that day. They are not live. Re-checked 4 Sep 2026 in a headed browser against each Buy href’s featured NEW / Add-to-cart price. Amazon B0CZ6LXL8R Buy URL fixed to the PDP (was a search page).

Where to buy

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No ranking. 100W is shared across ports on these bricks. One laptop on the 100W USB-C port; phones on the leftovers. Amazon row is a category search, not a priced ASIN link.

Sources (prices re-checked 4 Sep 2026; wattage sources accessed 3 Sep 2026)