Laptop and phone from a single outlet. Vention 100W charger now on sale for only 769 Kč

One adapter for your laptop, another for your phone, and you’re already looking for a free outlet for your tablet. The four-port Vention can simplify this setup. It has three USB-C and one USB-A, capable of delivering up to 100 W from a single port. Alza is now selling it for 769 Kč and it’s in stock. This can save several separate chargers in your home office and in your electronics bag.

Quick summary:
✅ Makes sense for: Work laptop, phone, and other electronics you want to charge from a single outlet.
⚠️ Consider: The 100 W power is shared by the entire charger. When multiple devices are connected, the power is divided among them.
💡 The same black FETB0-EU model costs 1,090 Kč at BScom. On Alza, you’ll pay 769 Kč; prices are without shipping.

There are two more powerful USB-C ports for laptops

Two of the three USB-C outputs can handle up to 100 W when used individually. This is where a laptop with USB-C charging should be connected. The third USB-C and the USB-A each have a maximum of 30 W, so they will primarily serve phones and smaller devices.

However, when charging a laptop together with a phone, it’s not about the sum of the powers listed for individual ports. The entire adapter has a maximum of 100 W available. If the laptop needs all 100 W, connecting additional devices will reduce the available power to it.

Vention supports USB Power Delivery 3.0, PPS, and Quick Charge 3.0. This means you can connect a USB-C laptop and a Galaxy phone, as well as an iPhone or iPad. The advantage is a common power source for devices of different brands; charging speed also depends on what the specific device supports.

Into your bag instead of several adapters

The black body with a European plug measures 63 × 67 × 31 mm and plugs directly into the socket. When alternating between the office and home, you can take one power source for all your equipment. Three USB-C ports also provide greater flexibility when connecting modern devices, while USB-A remains for older cables.

Do you use a shared charger for your laptop and phone, or separate adapters?