Finding the right charger for high-end smartphones, tablets, and laptops often means balancing between speed, compatibility, and long-term safety. That’s why the QILIPOWER 100W USB-A Super Fast Wall Charger has quickly become a top pick for both end users and global distributors. Built by a trusted QILIPOWER China factory, this compact GaN-based charger delivers efficiency, wide voltage support, and premium protection features for modern mobile tech ecosystems.
Here’s a quick overview of the technical highlights:
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Brand | QILIPOWER |
| Model | QL100WUSB |
| Output Power | 100W Max (5V/2A, or 5.0–11.0V at 9.1A) |
| Material | GaN + ABS for high efficiency and compact size |
| Charging Protocols | QC3.0, VOOC, SuperVOOC |
| Plug Type | EU (customizable to US, UK, AU) |
| Application | OnePlus 13/12/11/10 Pro, Nord N30, OPPO Find X7, Xiaomi, Realme, Samsung, etc. |
| Protections | OVP, OCP, OTP, OLP, Short Circuit |
| Certifications | CE, FCC, UL, SAA |
| Input Voltage | AC 100–240V ~ 50/60Hz |
| Warranty | 2 Years |
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This charger isn’t just for OnePlus users—it’s a universal fit for a wide array of flagship phones. Thanks to QC3.0 and SuperVOOC protocol support, the charger adjusts voltage and current dynamically, ensuring maximum safety and optimal charging speed. Whether you’re topping up a Samsung S24 Ultra, Huawei P60, or even an iPad Pro, this 100W charger handles it all with ease.
But what truly sets it apart is its origin. Being built by a China-based GaN charger factory gives this product a price-performance edge over many Western brands, while still meeting global certification requirements. The factory supports OEM and ODM orders, allowing custom logo printing, packaging, and technical tuning—ideal for wholesalers or retail brands looking to scale fast.
If you’re sourcing 80W to 100W USB-A chargers that combine durability, speed, and modern design, start where the real power begins—at the source. With QILIPOWER’s proven quality and efficient production chain, your fast-charging future starts in China.
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