Questions about Baseus GaN3 Pro

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Anonymous

2 months ago

I bought this charger especially for an Asus Rog Flow X16 notebook which requires 100W at the USB-C port. Unfortunately, the Baseus charger is not recognised. Again, no problems with a Lenovo 65W USB-C adapter... Charging protocol for Asus should be PD 3.0. Can anyone explain this? Thank you very much

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Gonnet

2 months ago

I have the same problem, it was a bad purchase. Sometimes it helps to turn the cable, it seems that not all the pins on the power supply are connected.

Salatkopf2

1 year ago

Is it normal for the appliance to get quite warm when it is not in use but is plugged into a socket? The temperature seems too high for this to be normal.

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madseason

1 year ago

Can you include detailed specification for all the chargers, like for this one - it is the most important with total power output in different ports: https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0555/8432/5709/files/CCGP000201-Baseus_GaN3_Pro_100W_4-Port_PD_Desktop_Fast_Charger_Black_4.jpg?v=1673259808

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Raffaele Santuari

1 year ago

Thank you very much for letting us know. We will be happy to pass this on internally to the relevant department and hope that this will be checked promptly.

kretz.joel

1 year ago

How many watts do the USB-A ports support? Is it possible to charge a smartphone quickly?

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patrick

2 years ago

Hello, can iPhone's be plugged directly into this USB-C charger in any slot and charged? I don't want the mobile to go up in smoke if too much current (watts) is flowing. Thank you

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Stardustone

2 years ago

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This will work, the charger communicates with the smartphone and only as much power is supplied as a smartphone can use, nothing will explode or burn out.