SHARGE Pixel 140 — 140 W GaN charger: 3 × USB-C, PD 3.1, dot-matrix display, Gray
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- Tashkent, Shaykhantakhur district, Iftikhor street, 2
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- 50,000 UZS
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All specifications →SHARGE Pixel 140: description and configuration
SHARGE Pixel 140.
The SHARGE Pixel 140 is a 140 W wall charger for a desk where a laptop, a tablet and a phone all live at once. Its three USB-C ports are spaced generously so wide plugs do not fight for room, and instead of an anonymous brick you get a housing styled after classic Braun radios, with a dot-matrix screen on the front.
With a single device connected, USB-C delivers up to 140 W over Power Delivery 3.1 (28 V / 5 A); that needs PD 3.1 support on the device side and a 5 A USB-C cable. Two ports split power as 100 + 30 W or 67 + 67 W, three ports as 67 + 30 + 30 W or 45 + 45 + 30 W. Supported protocols include PD 3.1 and 3.0, 5 A PPS, QC 4.0+, Apple, AFC, FCP, SCP and UFCS.
The dot-matrix display reports live wattage and its orientation is adjustable, so the figures stay readable in a vertical socket and with the charger turned on its side. Switching on plays a CRT-style animation. Input is 100–240 V at 50/60 Hz, which suits a 220 V mains; the 64 × 58 × 37.2 mm body weighs about 255 g. White and gray finishes are available.
The watts are right there
A dot-matrix screen on the front shows the wattage currently flowing. That answers the one question every charger raises: is the laptop really pulling fast-charge power, or settling for the minimum? The display orientation is adjustable, so the figures read correctly in a vertical socket and with the charger turned on its side.
Pixel 140 mounted turned on its side, with the display figures still upright
Three USB-C ports, no crowding
The ports are spaced out vertically, so chunky plugs and lit-up cables do not collide. They are labelled USB-C1, USB-C2 and USB-C3, which helps when you want to know which power-sharing mode is active. One brick covers a laptop, a tablet and a phone instead of three separate adapters.
Pixel 140 in white: the MAX 140W, USB-C3, USB-C2 and USB-C1 labels on the side
140 W for a serious laptop
The maximum arrives when a single Power Delivery 3.1 device is connected: the 28 V / 5 A profile yields 140 W. You need a USB-C cable rated for 5 A, since an ordinary 60 W lead will not carry that much. With several devices attached, the charger moves automatically to 100 + 30 W, 67 + 67 W or 67 + 30 + 30 W.
Pixel 140 in white at an angle, with the power button and the second control
GaN instead of a brick
The power stage uses fifth-generation gallium nitride, which is how 140 W fits into a 64 mm body of about 255 g. SHARGE states a six-layer protection system covering current, voltage and temperature. The gray finish has a black panel and a green button; the white one pairs a light panel with an orange button.
SHARGE Pixel 140 in gray: black panel, green button and three USB-C ports
On the desk and on the road
The cube takes up little room behind a monitor and travels in a bag with the laptop. One 140 W brick replaces the stock adapters of a laptop, a tablet and a phone. The 100–240 V, 50/60 Hz input covers mains supplies in different countries, so on a trip you only need the right plug or adapter.
Pixel 140 in a desk setup: two laptops and a phone on charge
SHARGE Pixel 140 specifications
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