Can One Charger Replace Them All?

If you are like me, your desk probably has too many chargers. Laptop charger. Phone charger. Tablet charger. Steam Deck charger. Travel charger. It adds up fast.

The MFish E-Rhino 140W USB-C GaN charger is designed to solve that problem. With full 140W output, PD 3.1 support, three USB-C ports, and one USB-A port, this single brick is built to replace an entire drawer of power adapters.

140W PD 3.1 Fast Charging

The headline feature is simple: 140 watts of total output.

This charger supports PD 3.1, which means it can push serious power to compatible laptops like a MacBook Pro while still handling phones and tablets at the same time. In real world use, you can:

Charge a laptop at up to 100W
Charge a phone simultaneously
Power smaller accessories without noticeable slowdown

It is designed to intelligently distribute power across ports, so you do not experience significant throttling when multiple devices are plugged in.

If you travel with a laptop and phone, this alone can replace two separate chargers in your bag.

3 USB-C + 1 USB-A

Port layout matters.

You get:

3 USB-C ports
1 USB-A port

That makes it flexible enough for newer USB-C devices while still supporting older USB-A cables. Whether you are running a laptop, phone, tablet, handheld console, or earbuds, you are covered.

For most desk setups, this means fewer wall plugs and a much cleaner look.

GaN Technology = Smaller, Cooler, More Efficient

Gallium Nitride (GaN) enables smaller, more efficient chargers than older silicon designs.

The MFish E-Rhino is surprisingly compact for a 140W charger. It also includes built-in temperature monitoring and safety protections to help prevent overheating during high-output use.

For a charger that can push this much wattage, the size is impressive.

Travel Ready Design

One of the underrated features is the foldable plug.

If you travel for work or content creation, you know how annoying bulky chargers can be. This one folds flat and replaces multiple chargers in your backpack.

Instead of packing:

Laptop charger
Phone charger
Extra fast charger

You bring one brick.

That is a big win for minimal setups.

Real World Use Case

Here is where this charger makes the most sense:

Creators who carry a laptop and phone
Desk setups with multiple USB-C devices
Frequent travelers
Anyone tired of power strip clutter

If you only charge a phone, this is overkill. But if you regularly power a laptop plus other devices, it absolutely earns its spot.

Should You Buy It?

If you want one high-output charger that simplifies your desk and travel setup, this is a strong option.

140W is enough headroom for demanding laptops. Multiple ports mean fewer cables in the wall. GaN keeps it compact.

For people running multiple devices daily, this can genuinely replace several chargers.

See it here: https://amzn.to/4sV5VIh