If you back the product now via Kickstarter, you can save up to 55% off. The 200W Omega retails for USD 149 (about RM621) while the 100W version is going for USD 99 (about RM413).

The charger also has a built-in US plug but you’ll also receive 3 plug converters for worldwide compatibility. Similar to the 200W version, the 100W Omega GaN charger supports a variety of charging standards including USB Power Delivery 3.0, Quick Charge 3.0, Adaptive Fast Charger, Huawei SuperCharge and Oppo VOOC Flash charging. Meanwhile, the USB-A port maxes out at 22.5W (5V/4.5A). This means you can use a single USB-C port to get 100W output, or get a maximum of 65W for one USB-C port and 30W for the other port at the same time. The USB-C ports can push up to a maximum output of 100W combined. It’s almost half the weight at 120g and has a smaller dimensions of 60mm x 55mm 26mm. If you’re looking for something more compact, ChargeAsap also has a 100W Omega charger that features 2x USB-C and 1x USB-A ports. However, it comes included with 3 detachable plug converters so that you can use it with Australia, Europe and UK sockets. The Omega charger only comes with a US-style plug. Another unique design feature is its 2-way foldable prongs which can be adjusted at 90-degree or 180-degree angle. Compared to other high-power GaN chargers, the 200W Omega boasts not only higher output but also greater support for more charging protocols.

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