ⓘ Cuktech
Cuktech has launched an interesting laptop charger that has up to 360W fast charging support. It's said to be 72.8% smaller than regular adapters with the same power output rating, and it has an active cooling fan. This GaN adapter is widely compatible, and it has a launch price of CNY 499, about $75.
The Cuktech 30 is a newly introduced laptop charger in China, and it stands as a better option than the Lenovo Legion 300W laptop charger released earlier in 2026. One of the major highlights is the 360W fast charging support, which makes it capable of powering laptops with an Nvidia RTX 5090.
For example, Cuktech claims that the charger can deliver 353W of maximum power to an Asus ROG laptop with an Nvidia RTX 5090, enabling it to enter high-performance mode. On that note, the 360W GaN adapter is compatible with a wide range of laptops.
On the adapter, there's a 5525 DC port, and the company includes converters for different laptop brands. For instance, there's a 5525 to Legion Slim charger converter in the box, and there's one for HP, Dell, Asus, MSI, Acer, and other gaming laptops.
Another core highlight of the Cuktech 30 laptop charger is the built-in fan. It's said to reduce operating temperature by up to 12% under heavy loads. The company further highlights that the PFC architecture used by the adapter improves the overall system efficiency by 96% (efficient Ugreen 160W Nexode Pro charger curr. $59.99 on Amazon).
The brand also notes that the active fan inside can adjust its speed based on load, and there's a removable dust cover for easy maintenance of this laptop adapter's cooling intake. Other highlights include two DC cables of different lengths and a compact and lightweight design. In China, the launch price of the Cuktech 30 laptop charger is CNY 499, around $75. There's no word on the global launch yet, but given that the company releases most of its products outside the Chinese market, this one could make an international debut soon.
ⓘ Cuktech
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Abid Ahsan Shanto, 2026-10-23 (Update: 2026-10-23)