Oppo 120W three-port charger appeared

Oppo 120W charger has passed China's 3C certification. The power values ​​of the accessory, which has one USB-A and two USB-C ports, are detailed in the list.

In the current market conditions, where smartphone manufacturers remove charging adapters from their box contents, Oppo is preparing to present users with a high-power accessory that can power multiple devices at the same time. 3C certification records appearing in the Chinese Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) database officially confirmed that the brand has developed a new three-port adapter with 120W total output power. The device, which was unveiled before the official launch, aims to provide a comprehensive solution to the need to charge multiple hardware via a single socket.

120W Power Capacity and Port Distribution

According to the certification documents, the adapter in question comes with a total of three output points (1A2C architecture), including one USB-A and two USB-C. The technical data listed shows that each port can output up to 120W of power when used alone. When three ports are activated at the same time, the total power is shared and balanced at certain rates for each channel. USB-A output profiles included in the document; It includes current options ranging from 5V 3A, 9V 2A, 12V 1.5A as well as up to 11V 11A. The most striking element in the certification record is that two different power distribution tables are defined for the product.

Multi-Device Ecosystem and Its Advantages to the User

The new accessory is preparing to enter the market at a time when Oppo is increasing its product range in charging equipment. The company, which introduced two new portable power supplies (powerbanks) with 67W and 80W power to users in China last month, is also raising the bar on the plug-type adapter side. The ability to power laptops, tablets and smartphones with a single compact charger offers significant practicality, especially for consumers who travel frequently or want to reduce cable clutter in the work area. The adapter, which is expected to become official soon, promises users both high-speed energy transfer and multi-device management from a single center.