The questionWe plan to sell the WEX100 Pro smart-screen charger. Customers will compare its watt reading with their laptop's battery info and with plug-in energy meters. Which number is right, and can we claim the display is accurate?Main answer · …
The questionWe ordered bamboo-finish 3-in-1 wireless chargers (WEG-2201) as corporate gifts. They will sit in our warehouse for a few months before an event, and then on employees' desks. How do we store them, and what care instructions should we …
The questionA hotel group wants a 45W GaN charger (WEX45Pro class) in every room, plugged in permanently next to the bed. Their facilities manager asks whether that is safe and how much power the chargers use while nothing is connected.Main …
The questionWe sell a magnetic 3-in-1 stand (Y302 Qi2 style) to corporate customers. Some staff have Android phones without a built-in magnet ring. Will the stand charge their phones, and what should we tell them?Main answer · Wecent Editorial TeamShort …
The questionWe want to bundle a 140W GaN charger (WEP-140-C) for 16-inch MacBook Pro users. Our customers will use whatever USB-C cable they already own. Will they still get 140W and fast charging?Main answer · Wecent Editorial TeamShort answer: Usually …
The questionOur customers bought a 65W 2C1A charger (WET-67-ACC). A laptop charges at full speed on its own, but when a phone goes into the second USB-C port, the laptop slows down and sometimes stops for a second. Is the …
The questionWe asked three factories to quote a 65W GaN charger in our brand colour with a printed logo, 500 pieces to start. The unit prices differ by quite a lot, and we suspect the quotes don't cover the same …
The questionWe are an importer launching a 100W GaN travel adapter (based on the WET-100W-C) in Germany, the UK, the US and Australia. The model ships with EU, UK, US and AUS plugs. Can we run it as one SKU, …
Your retail window opens in fourteen weeks, the packaging artwork is nearly signed off, and the factory tells you the line is full until after the season. Capacity is usually treated as a detail of the purchase order. In practice …
Two days after the sample leaves Shenzhen it is sitting in a customs warehouse while your launch review waits for a charger nobody can open. Sample shipments rarely go wrong in transit; they go wrong on paper. This guide covers …
The first warranty claim usually arrives three to six months after a launch, when the channel has already sold through the first container. By then the process is either agreed or improvised. Deciding it before the first shipment is cheaper …
A brand rarely launches one charger. It launches a range, and the range is where cost and certification risk accumulate: three wattages, two port layouts, four plug types, and a retail box for each. The difference between a profitable range …
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