ChargeView™ 240W Desktop Charger
Smart Charging Technology
Power You Can See
LCD Display
Monitor Your Power in Real Time
Your Desk, Your Way
Dual-Orientation Flexibility
Vertical Mode
Stand it upright to reduce its footprint and maintain a clean, space-efficient desk setup.
Horizontal Mode
Place it horizontally for improved cable flow and a more organized, visually clean layout.
Smarter Fast Charging
Intelligently adjusts voltage to deliver optimal power for efficient, reliable charging.
Your Whole Setup, Charging
Power your MacBook, iPad, iPhone, and more — all at once, all accounted for.
Calm Under Pressure
Fanless GaN runs silently and protected — engineered to disappear into your setup and stay there.
Nothing Missing. Nothing Extra.
Precision stand, power cord, and charger arrive together. One unbox moment, full setup.
FAQs
The Satechi ChargeView 240W Desktop Charger is a premium multi-port USB-C desktop charger with a built-in LCD display that shows real-time power output per port. It features 6 USB-C ports and supports up to 240W total output, enabling simultaneous charging of multiple devices from your desk.
The charger has 6 USB-C ports with different charging standards:
Ports C1/C2: USB PD 3.2 SPR with AVS (Adjustable Voltage Supply) and PPS technology – up to 140W each
Ports C3/C4: USB PD 3.0 with PPS (Programmable Power Supply) technology – up to 100W each
Ports C5/C6: USB PD 3.0 with PPS technology – up to 30W each
Yes. The ChargeView 240W can charge a MacBook alongside phones, tablets, and other USB-C devices simultaneously. When multiple devices are connected, the total 240W is dynamically shared across the active ports. For best results, connect your highest-power device to Port C1 or C2.
The charger uses smart power distribution to dynamically allocate power based on the requirements of connected devices. When you connect additional devices, the charger automatically renegotiates power delivery across all ports. Refer to the Power Distribution article for the specific wattage allocation table.
When a new device is connected, the charger briefly renegotiates power distribution across all ports. This may cause a momentary interruption. Your devices should resume charging within a few seconds. If charging does not resume, unplug all devices and reconnect them, starting with your highest-power device on Port C1 or C2.