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Hyper announces 'world's first' 245W GaN charger, portable battery pack

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Hyper has announced a pair of new power accessories — a charger and a portable battery pack — that can output 245 watts worth of power.

The accessory maker on Monday announced the HyperJuice 245W GaN Desktop Charger, which it calls the "world's first and smallest" 245W desktop charger.

HyperJuice 245W GaN Desktop Charger with USB-C

Hyper 245W GaN Charger


The HyperJuice 245W GaN Desktop Charger has four 100W USB-C Power Delivery ports.

Hyper's 245W charger packs four separate USB-C ports that can simultaneously charge up to four 60W laptops like the 13-inch MacBook Pro or MacBook Air, or two 100W laptops like the 16-inch MacBook Pro, a tablet, and a smartphone.

Although described as "pocket-sized," the 245W GaN charger isn't the size as your standard wall adapter. However, it is still portable enough to pack in a bag or briefcase for charging on the go.

Hyper also announced a similar 245W USB-C battery pack that sports a pair of 100W USB-C Power Delivery ports and two 65W USB-C power delivery ports to charge up laptops, smartphones, drones, and more.

The HyperJuice 245W USB-C Battery Pack also sports an OLED display that can show information about battery capacity and charging power on each port. Combined with the 245W GaN charger, the Battery Pack can be juiced up in just an hour.

The HyperJuice 245W GaN Desktop Charger runs $149.99, while the 245W Battery Pack retails for $249.99. Both are now available from Hyper and at B&H Photo.



9 Comments

tht 23 Years · 5654 comments

Waiting on how high in power these companies are going to go before putting a fan in their chargers. ;)

300 W? 350 W? Somewhere there. Some laptops will go there with next gen x86 chips and next gen Nvidia/AMD GPUs.

caladanian 10 Years · 380 comments

My charger does not work anymore. No product from Hyper for me, again. :neutral: 

MrBunside 3 Years · 62 comments

tht said:
Waiting on how high in power these companies are going to go before putting a fan in their chargers. ;)

300 W? 350 W? Somewhere there. Some laptops will go there with next gen x86 chips and next gen Nvidia/AMD GPUs.

Not a coincidence that the case looks like a heat sink, I suspect.

urahara 13 Years · 733 comments

Lol. Regardless of how big it is it would be the smallest, since there is only one such Charger.