Hama GaN Charger: A Universal Solution for Multi-Device Charging up to 240W
If you frequently charge multiple electronic devices simultaneously, the Hama USB Charging Station offers a comprehensive solution. This powerful USB charger is designed to deliver up to 240W of energy, enabling you to power a wide array of devices concurrently, all while maintaining fast charging speeds. Imagine charging your smartphone, smartwatch, headphones, and even a laptop all at once, without compromising on charging efficiency.
This advanced charging station comes in a compact form factor, featuring Gallium Nitride (GaN) technology to ensure efficient power delivery and controlled temperatures. It fully supports popular fast-charging standards such as Power Delivery 3.0 and Quick Charge 2.0/3.0. With dimensions of 120 x 79 x 35 mm and weighing 985 grams, it serves as an excellent travel companion, allowing you to power all your peripherals and gadgets with a single device.
Introducing the Hama 5-Port Charging Station (Model 00201977)

The Hama 5-Port USB Charging Station provides a total of four USB-C ports and one full-sized USB-A port. It boasts a maximum power output capacity of 240W. Specifically, the first USB-C port (USB-C1) can supply up to 140W, suitable for high-power devices like laptops. USB-C2 and USB-C3 each deliver up to 100W, while USB-C4 provides up to 30W. The traditional USB-A port offers up to 18W. This configuration ensures that a diverse range of devices can be charged simultaneously at their respective maximum speeds.
It's important to note that while individual ports have their maximum output capabilities, the total combined output for the entire station is capped at 240W. Due to its design, this adapter connects to a power outlet via an included 1.5-meter cable rather than plugging directly into the wall. For optimal performance and to achieve the maximum energy output from each port, it is recommended to use compatible and high-quality charging cables.
Like all Hama products, this 5-port USB charger adheres to stringent quality standards. Its integration of GaN technology, a semiconductor material replacing silicon in parts of the charger's power electronics, brings significant advantages. These include enhanced efficiency, reduced heat generation, and the ability to achieve higher power outputs within a smaller footprint.
Hama 00201976: A More Compact and Portable GaN Wall Charger

For those seeking a more compact and streamlined charging solution, the Hama 00201976 fast wall charger is an excellent alternative. This slimmer charger also incorporates GaN technology and features a retractable Euro plug, making it exceptionally portable. With dimensions of 104 x 59 x 18 mm, it’s designed for convenience. While more compact, it still offers up to 65W of power across three USB ports.
This model includes two USB-C ports and one USB-A port. Each USB-C port is capable of supplying up to 65W individually. The USB-A port provides up to 18W. When all three ports are in use, the power distribution is typically 45W + 7.5W + 7.5W. If only the two USB-C ports are used, they can deliver 45W + 18W. When using one USB-C and one USB-A, the distribution is also 45W + 18W.
This Hama wall charger is ideally suited for users who need a thin, convenient, and powerful charger for a primary laptop or mobile device, with the added capability to power one or two lower-consumption accessories (or charge them at a slower rate).
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