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PISEN 120W Charger: The Port-Combinations Chart Is Worth a Look
Opening the charger and cable before measuring any power delivery.
Article published November 4, 2026.
At first glance, it is just another charging brick. The number on the box is what makes me stop: this PISEN unit is labeled 120 watts across four ports.
The combinations matter
I look at the chart on the package, then find it repeated in the manual. It explains different combinations of ports, which is more useful than assuming the big number on the front applies to every connection.
I take out the cable and look at its texture and length label before unwrapping the charger itself.
Two USB-A, two USB-C
The body labels the ports A1, A2, C1 and C2. I discuss the listed output arrangements, but I do not connect a meter, charge multiple devices or measure operating temperature in this recording.
That means the package rating stays a specification, not a tested result or a guarantee for a particular laptop and cable.
A first look before the readouts
PISEN sent the charger for the video. In a later session, I look at Anker Prime charging readouts with devices connected. That is a different charger and a separate demonstration, not a comparison result for this one.
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