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This Versatile Multi-Port Charger Is on Sale for Under $100 Right Now | Lifehacker Skip to Main Content View our Bluesky Page (Opens in a new tab) View our Instagram Page (Opens in a new tab) View on Facebook Page (Opens in a new tab) View our Youtube Page (Opens in a new tab) View our Twitter Page (Opens in a new tab) Latest Tech Best Picks Entertainment Health Reviews Home & Garden Deals Comparisons Hacks Search Result Latest Tech AI TVs Hardware Software Mobile Apps Privacy All Tech Best Picks Best VPN to Watch Porn Best Paid VPN Best Smartwatches Best Fitness Tracker Best E-Bikes Best Digital Notebooks Best Non-Kindle E-readers Best Cordless Power Tools Best Power Tools Best Laptops Best Laptops for College Students Best 65 Inch TV Best Budget QLED Best Android Phones Best Flashcard Apps Best Camera Apps iPhone All Best Picks Entertainment Wordle Connections Strands Streaming Gaming All Entertainment Health Fitness Training Diaries All Health Reviews Home & Garden Cleaning All Home & Garden Deals Comparisons Hacks • AD CONTENT • Home Tech Copied This Versatile Multi-Port Charger Is on Sale for Under $100 Right Now The Gitryin Nexus 140W charging station is available for $89.99 during its early-access period. 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Credit: Gitryin/Lifehacker Table of Contents Table of Contents Gitryin has opened pre-orders for Nexus, a 140W desktop charging station with four retractable USB-C cables built directly into the unit, giving you a way to charge several devices without keeping a collection of loose cables stretched across your desk. A fifth USB-C port takes your own cable, and you also get three adapters that cover Lightning, Micro-USB, and USB-A devices like older earbuds or an aging e-reader. The whole setup is currently available for $89.99 as part of an early-access offer running through Oct. 14, before the price increases to $109.99 on Oct. 15. From then through Nov. 30, you can use the code NexusPR10 to take $10 off orders of $100 or more, effectively bringing the Nexus down to $99.99, with units expected to begin shipping Nov. 15.As useful as having five charging connections may be, the Nexus’s 140W of power is shared—a single compatible device can draw up to the full 140W, while connecting two devices divides the available power to as much as 65W apiece. With three devices plugged in, the split becomes 100W, 18W, and 18W, and filling all five connections gives you up to 65W from the primary connection and 18W from each of the other four. Gitryin’s testing at the full 140W output saw a 16-inch MacBook Pro reach 50% in 25 minutes and a full charge in one hour and 31 minutes, though actual speeds will vary depending on your device, battery level, and charging conditions.That combination of laptop-level power and support for several smaller devices makes the Nexus particularly suited to a desk or nightstand where most of your charging happens in one place, and the retractable cables help keep that setup from becoming cluttered—each one extends up to 31.5 inches and locks at multiple lengths, while the 30.2-ounce weighted base and non-slip strips help keep the station planted as you pull a cable out. The tradeoff is portability: At roughly 4.3 by 3.5 by 4.5 inches and nearly two pounds, it’s much better suited to staying on a desk or nightstand than traveling with you. What do you think so far? An advertiser paid for editorial consideration of this deal. 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