Huawei has recently unveiled its latest product, an all-in-one charger capable of delivering up to 100W of power. While the price remains undisclosed, the charger’s detailed specifications are now available. This new charger not only supports 100W charging power and Huawei’s SuperCharge technology, but it also meets the standards of the China Fusion Fast Charging UFCS protocol, enabling it to rapidly charge any compatible device.
Furthermore, the charger demonstrates impressive efficiency with various Huawei models. For instance, it can charge the Huawei Nova 12 Pro to 60% in just 10 minutes, power up the Mate 60 Pro to 98% in 30 minutes, and bring the Mate X5 to 86% in the same amount of time.
Additionally, the Huawei All-in-One Charger versatility extends to different protocols like PD, PPS, and QC. This means it can quickly charge a diverse range of devices, including those running on iOS, HarmonyOS, and Android systems. The design of the charger incorporates a fusion port, allowing users to switch between USB-A and USB-C cables as needed. However, it supports only one cable at a time and does not facilitate simultaneous dual-port operation.
This design choice has previously sparked criticism among users. Addressing this, Bruce Lee, the CTO of Huawei Terminal BG, explained that the design is intentionally user-friendly. He explained that the charger only outputs voltage from either the A or C port at a time. This design avoids confusion if a user plugs in a cable without voltage output. It prevents misunderstandings about the charger’s functionality or fault concerns. Allowing only one charging cable at a time, the design simplifies use and reduces the learning curve for the product.
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