Lenovo has introduced a new 150W Multi-port GaN Power Adapter in China, offering high-speed charging in a compact three-port design at an aggressive launch price. Priced at CNY 339, which is roughly $50, the charger is aimed at users who want one powerful adapter for laptops, tablets, smartphones, handheld devices, and everyday accessories.
The new Lenovo 150W GaN charger comes with three USB-C ports, making it a practical option for people who carry multiple devices or want to reduce cable clutter on a desk. Thanks to GaN technology, the adapter is designed to deliver strong power output while keeping the overall size more travel-friendly than traditional high-wattage chargers.
The first two USB-C ports, labeled C1 and C2, can each deliver up to 140W when used individually. That makes them suitable for charging many modern laptops, including high-performance ultrabooks and productivity machines that support USB-C fast charging. The third USB-C port supports up to 65W, which is enough for smartphones, tablets, wireless earbuds, gaming handhelds, and some lightweight laptops.
When all three ports are used at the same time, Lenovo’s charger intelligently splits the power. The C1 and C2 ports can each provide up to 65W, while the third USB-C port can deliver up to 20W. Together, the charger reaches its full 150W output, allowing users to charge a laptop, a phone, and an accessory all at once from a single wall outlet.
Compatibility is another major selling point. Lenovo says the adapter supports several popular fast charging standards, including PPS, USB Power Delivery 3.2, and Quick Charge 3.0. This broad protocol support should make it useful across a wide range of devices, whether you are charging a notebook, Android phone, tablet, portable console, Bluetooth earbuds, or other USB-C gadgets.
Unlike some premium multi-port chargers, Lenovo’s 150W GaN adapter does not include a built-in display or visual power indicators. However, it does include important safety protections, such as over-current protection and over-temperature protection. These features are especially important for a high-output charger that may be used to power multiple devices at once.
One detail worth noting is that the current China version does not appear to feature foldable prongs. That may make it slightly less convenient for travel compared with chargers that have a more compact plug design. However, this could potentially change if Lenovo releases a version for other regions.
For now, Lenovo has not confirmed when or if the 150W Multi-port GaN Power Adapter will launch globally. In China, its CNY 339 launch price makes it a very competitive option for anyone looking for a powerful USB-C fast charger without paying a premium price.
With 150W total output, three USB-C ports, support for major charging protocols, and a relatively affordable price tag, Lenovo’s latest GaN charger could appeal to users who want one reliable adapter for work, travel, and everyday charging.
