OnePlus is preparing for a major launch event in China on April 28, 2026, where it’s expected to unveil the new Ace 6 Ultra gaming phone. But the phone won’t be the only highlight. OnePlus has also confirmed two new fast chargers, aimed at people who want compact, high-wattage charging at home, at work, or while traveling.
The first accessory is the 100W Small Square Bottle Pro, a single-port charger designed for fast, simple charging from one USB-C output. OnePlus says the 100W rating isn’t limited to devices using its fast-charging standard, which is good news for anyone charging multiple brands of phones, tablets, handhelds, or even certain laptops. Along with compatibility for OnePlus fast charging, the adapter also supports widely used charging protocols such as USB Power Delivery (PD), UFCS, and QC 3.0, helping it work with a broader range of modern devices.
Although OnePlus hasn’t shared full specifications yet, the official images suggest it may ship with a high-rated cable similar to what’s commonly bundled with top-tier USB-C chargers. The adapter is also expected to be impressively small and lightweight for a 100W charger, making it a practical option for people who want powerful charging without carrying a bulky brick. Unlike similar designs on the market, OnePlus is offering it in the brand’s signature red-and-white color scheme.
The second accessory is the Small Square Bottle (non-Pro), a dual USB-C port charger built for users who charge more than one device at a time. In single-port mode, OnePlus says it can deliver up to 120W fast charging. When both USB-C ports are used simultaneously, the total combined output can reach 125W, which could be ideal for charging a phone and a tablet together, or powering two phones at once without slowing everything to a crawl.
This dual-port model is also expected to support multiple popular charging standards, including PD, PPS, QC 3.0, and UFCS. That mix matters because it improves compatibility across everything from Android phones and tablets to USB-C accessories and certain laptops that rely on PD or PPS for optimal speeds.
OnePlus hasn’t announced official pricing yet, but similar chargers in China typically land in the affordable premium range. If OnePlus follows usual market positioning, these new chargers could be priced competitively for their wattage—especially considering the compact GaN-style designs that high-output chargers now commonly use.
More details should arrive at the April 28 event, alongside the Ace 6 Ultra debut. For anyone looking for a small, travel-friendly fast charger with serious power—either a 100W single-port option or a 120W dual USB-C alternative—these new OnePlus accessories are shaping up to be notable additions to the fast-charging lineup in 2026.
