[ NEW] AOHI The Future AI PD 170W 3‑Port LED Display Wall Charger

Yes. Both USB-C1 and USB-C2 independently support up to 140W maximum output when used individually with a compatible PD3.1 device and an appropriate high-power USB-C cable.

The charger's total output is limited to 170W when multiple ports are used simultaneously. Actual power depends on the connected devices, charging protocols and cable capabilities.

The 140W rating refers to the maximum output capability of each USB-C port when used individually. The charger itself has a maximum total output of 170W.

This means you can access up to 140W from either USB-C port when charging a single compatible high-power device, while the available 170W total power is intelligently managed when multiple devices are connected.

Yes. Both USB-C ports are designed for high-power charging, allowing you to connect two USB-C laptops simultaneously.

When two devices are charging at the same time, the charger intelligently manages the available power within its 170W total output capacity. Actual charging power depends on the requirements and charging protocols of each laptop.

Yes. The charger supports up to 140W PD3.1 output through either USB-C port when used individually with a compatible MacBook Pro and suitable high-power USB-C cable.

For the highest charging performance, your MacBook Pro, USB-C cable and charger must all support the required PD3.1 power level.

Yes. To reach up to 140W PD3.1 charging, you need a compatible high-power USB-C cable that supports the required power level.

If your cable has a lower power rating, the connected device may automatically limit charging power even though the charger itself supports up to 140W.

Yes. The charger features 2 USB-C ports and 1 USB-A port, allowing you to charge multiple devices simultaneously.

For example, you can connect a laptop to USB-C1, a phone to USB-C2 and another accessory to USB-A. The charger automatically manages available power between the connected devices within its 170W total output limit.

The charger provides three intelligent charging modes:

Turbo Mode: Designed for demanding workloads and high-power charging when maximum performance is needed.

Smart Mode: Automatically optimizes power management for balanced, efficient and quieter everyday charging.

Manual Mode: Gives you more direct control over power allocation, allowing you to customize how charging power is managed between ports.

The built-in TFT LCD display provides real-time charging information, including power output, temperature and charging status for the connected ports.

This allows you to see how your devices are charging without relying on guesswork.

Yes. The AOHi App connects to the charger through Bluetooth.

Through the app, you can switch charging modes, enable or disable individual ports and monitor charging information.

No Wi-Fi or cloud connection is required for Bluetooth control.

The 140W figure is the maximum output capability of the USB-C port. Your device will only draw the amount of power it is designed and negotiated to support.

Actual charging power can be affected by:

• Device charging protocol
• Device power requirements
• USB-C cable power rating
• Battery level
• Device temperature
• System workload
• Multiple devices connected simultaneously

It is normal for the displayed charging power to change during charging as the device manages its battery and power consumption.

When another device is connected, the charger needs to redistribute its available power within the 170W total output limit.

The connected devices may also renegotiate their charging profiles. As a result, the displayed power of one or more ports may change after another device is connected or disconnected.

This is normal behavior for an intelligent multi-port charger.

Yes. Both USB-C ports support USB Power Delivery 3.1 and PPS charging.

USB-C1 and USB-C2 each support up to 140W maximum output with compatible PD3.1 devices and cables.

Actual charging speed depends on the charging protocol supported by the connected device.

Yes. The charger is designed for a wide range of USB-C and USB-powered devices, including smartphones, tablets, earbuds, handheld gaming consoles and action cameras.

The charger communicates with the connected device and provides the appropriate charging power according to the device's supported charging protocol and requirements.

It is normal for a high-power charger to become warm during operation, particularly when delivering high power for an extended period.

The AOHI 170W AI Charger uses intelligent power and temperature management to monitor operating conditions and help maintain stable performance.

If the charger becomes excessively hot or enters a protection state, disconnect the connected devices and allow the charger to cool before using it again.

Yes. The charger is built to UL-certified safety standards and includes multiple protection systems.

Protection features include over-temperature, over-current, over-voltage, short-circuit and surge protection to help protect the charger and connected devices during everyday use.

Yes. The charger supports a wide 100V–240V input range at 50/60Hz, making it suitable for use with compatible electrical systems in many countries.

Please use the appropriate plug adapter for the local outlet standard when traveling internationally.

Yes. The AOHI 170W AI Charger features a foldable plug design.

The compact body and foldable plug make it easier to pack in a backpack, laptop bag or travel case without taking up unnecessary space.

Yes. The charger features firmware-upgradable PDO support designed to improve compatibility with future USB-C devices.

AOHi can also provide firmware and UI enhancements when supported, helping the charger remain useful as USB-C charging technology continues to evolve.

The charger is designed for a wide range of USB-C and USB-powered devices, including laptops, tablets, smartphones, earbuds, handheld gaming consoles, action cameras and other compatible electronics.

For the best performance, make sure your device and cable support the charging protocol and power level required for high-speed charging.