ESTUFF ES623007 Hub de carga USB-C 165W GaN 4 puertos Power Delivery Gris espacial

Imagine a busy consultant juggling a laptop, tablet, and smartphone at an airport lounge. The ESTUFF ES623007 USB-C Charging Hub converts a single wall outlet into a compact power station, delivering up to 165W of clean, fast power to four devices simultaneously. No more hunting for multiple adapters or waiting for one device to finish charging before starting the next.

Key specifications

• Total power output: 165W
• 4 x USB-C ports with GaN (Gallium Nitride) technology
• USB Power Delivery (PD) protocol support
• Single port maximum output: 100W
• Dual-port output: 100W + 60W
• Tri-port output: 60W + 60W + 45W
• Quad-port output: 60W + 45W + 30W + 30W
• Input: 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz
• Integrated safety protections: over-current, over-voltage, over-temperature
• Colour: Space Gray
• Includes 1m AC power cable

Why choose it

Gallium Nitride technology allows the ES623007 to deliver high power without the bulk of traditional chargers. It is remarkably compact for a 165W unit, making it ideal for travel and minimal desk setups. The four USB-C ports let you charge a MacBook Pro, an iPad Pro, a Nintendo Switch, and an iPhone all at once, with intelligent power distribution that adapts to your devices’ needs.

Ideal use cases

• Business travelers who need to power a laptop, phone, earbuds, and portable battery from one outlet
• Remote workers with a home office that demands multiple devices charging at their desks
• Students in coffee shops or libraries who want to claim a single socket and share charging with friends
• Photographers charging a camera, drone batteries, laptop, and phone between shoots

Good to know

The charger supports all USB-C PD enabled devices, from laptops and tablets to smartphones and small peripherals. The 1m AC power cable gives you flexibility in wall outlet placement. Over-current, over-voltage, and over-temperature protection circuits safeguard your valuable electronics. Note that maximum power output depends on the number of ports in use – the allocation listed above ensures stable performance under varying loads. This model is not a data hub; it is strictly for power delivery.