One-Port Use: Full-Power Mode

• USB-C1 / USB-C2: 140W Max (Ideal for laptops and high-power devices)

• USB-C3: 40W Max (Ideal for tablets and smartphones)

• USB-A: 33W Max (Ideal for traditional USB accessories)

Note: For maximum output, use USB-C1 or USB-C2 for high-power devices.

Two-Port Use: Dynamic Allocation

Any two USB-C ports (USB-C to USB-C):

• Total power: 140W

• Allocation rules:

• USB-C1 + USB-C2: 70W + 70W (Balanced across both ports)

• USB-C1 / C2 + C3: 100W + 40W (Priority given to USB-C1 / C2 over USB-C3)

USB-C1 / C2 + USB-A (USB-C to USB-A):

Total power: 133W

Example allocation: USB-C1 / C2 can receive up to 100W and USB-A up to 33W

USB-C3 + USB-A (Low-Power Mode):

• Total power: 24W

• Example allocation: USB-C3 and USB-A share 24W equally, giving 12W to each

Note: The port priority is USB-C1 > USB-C2 > USB-C3 > USB-A. It is recommended to connect high-power devices to USB-C1 or USB-C2 first to maximize charging efficiency.

Three-Port Use: Smart Prioritization

Primary combination (USB-C1 + USB-C2 + USB-C3 or USB-A):

• Total power: 140W

• Allocation: 65W for USB-C1, 45W for USB-C2, and 30W for USB-C3 or USB-A

• Use case: Suitable for charging a laptop on USB-C1, a phone on USB-C2, and earphones on USB-C3 or USB-A.

Secondary combination (USB-C1 / C2 + USB-C3 + USB-A):

• Total power: 124W

• Allocation: 100W for USB-C1 or USB-C2 (whichever is in use), 12W for USB-C3, and 12W for USB-A

Note: Avoid connecting high-power devices to USB-C3 and USB-A in three-port mode to prevent power distribution issues.

Four-Port Use: Balanced Power Distribution

Distribution:

• USB-C1: 65W (Ideal for laptops)

• USB-C2: 45W (Ideal for tablets)

• USB-C3: 12W (Ideal for wearables)

• USB-A: 12W (Ideal for low-power devices)

• Total power: 134W (65W + 45W + 12W + 12W)

Note: Always prioritize high-power devices on USB-C1 and USB-C2 when all four ports are in use to ensure optimal charging efficiency.

Usage Recommendations:

Ultra-Fast Charging: Use USB-C1 / C2 in single-port mode for high-power devices.

Multi-Device Compatibility: In dual-port mode, connecting two USB-C ports ensures optimal power distribution.

Low-Power Scenarios: When using all four ports, assign low-current devices to USB-C3 and USB-A.

Dynamic Allocation Notice: Power outputs may adjust slightly due to device protocols, cable quality, or load conditions. Actual performance may vary.

If you encounter issues or need further assistance, please contact Anker Customer Support and briefly mention the troubleshooting steps you've already taken.

If you have any questions or need further assistance, please contact Anker Customer Support.