The top-most port is a USB-A which can deliver up to 60W as long as it’s the only port that’s in use, otherwise, the USB-C will have priority.
On the other side of the Voltme Revo 100W charger, there are three USB ports and, immediately after connecting the device to a power source, an LED will light up above the ports (it has an interesting three-line pattern). The non-US versions are a bit larger since the plug protrudes outwards and it’s not retractable.
If you have the US-based charger, then the plug will be retractable, so it’s incredibly easy to carry around in a bag and even in a pocket – and it’s quite the feat considering the 100W output. The manufacturer decided against leaving the case completely flat and added a faint pattern on the sides which I suppose differentiates the device from the rest. The Voltme Revo 100W is a compact charger that has a plastic case covered by a black matte finish and it does measure 2.6 x 2.5 x 1.3 inches (6.6 x 6.3 x 3.3cm), so it’s just a little bit larger than the Alxum and Baseus 100W GaN chargers, but smaller than the UGreen 100W charger. Voltme Revo 100W GaN charger.įurthermore, it’s worth mentioning that so far pretty much all third-party chargers have been able to provide a clean, close to ideal output, so there is no risk of damaging a sensible device such as the MacBook Pro. Now here’s the thing, Apple has released its own GaN charger that competes very well in both output and price with the third-party devices, so why not go with the brand with a better PR? I suppose the best reason would be that the charger only has one port available, so you can only connect one device at a time, while the Voltme Revo 100W and other chargers can power up multiple devices at the same time. That’s because the energy is not wasted as much as on the traditional chargers, leading to far less heat being lost. Secondly, despite their very compact size, these chargers do not get too hot.
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