GaN & Wireless Chargers in Motion
When you choose an OEM/ODM partner, stills and PDFs only go so far. These clips show how the chargers actually look, perform and get built — on a desk, in a wall socket, and on the production line.
Featured Clip
A short walk through the 20W–160W GaN range: enclosure sizes, port layouts and the finishes we produce for brand programmes.
More Clips and Channels

Chargers and the factory floor
Production and product footage from the Shenzhen plant — opens on YouTube.

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Product walkthroughs, applications and new releases as they are published.
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Short, everyday clips of chargers in real use — desks, travel kits and new finishes.
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Company updates, exhibition clips and behind-the-scenes posts.
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Additional product and factory footage from our production team.
New productsSee what is being filmed next
Our newest GaN and wireless models — the ones usually featured in the latest clips.
Need Something Filmed for Your Project?
If you need footage of a specific process for your own team, or a short clip of your branded sample, ask your project owner — we film production runs and product walkthroughs on request.
Charger factory videos — GaN products, wireless charging and production in Shenzhen Know moreKnow less
What the videos cover
The clips on this page show the products and the process rather than an advertising pitch: the GaN wall charger range from 20W to 240W, travel adapters with interchangeable EU, UK, US and AUS plugs, magnetic and Qi2 wireless charging stands, and the SMT, assembly and test stages inside the factory. If you are evaluating a supplier you have not visited, this is the closest thing to standing on the line.
Why video helps a charger programme
Chargers are judged on details that photographs hide: how a plug head clicks in, how quickly a multi-port unit reallocates power between devices, how warm the case gets after an hour. Watching a charger run under load on a test bench answers questions that would otherwise need a sample and a week of waiting.
Watching a specific model
If the model you are considering is not covered in the clips, ask and we will record it under load on the test bench, including the readings. For programmes that cannot visit Shenzhen, batch footage of the actual production run is available on request.
Channels and updates
New clips are published as models are released — a new wattage, a new plug system or a new wireless shape. Subscribing to the channel is the simplest way to see what has been added to the GaN and wireless ranges without checking the catalogue.
What to look for in the clips
Watch how a multi-port charger reallocates power when a second device is connected, how quickly the case temperature settles under sustained load, and how a plug head is fitted and removed. Those three moments explain most of the difference between two chargers that look identical in a catalogue photograph.
Using the clips in a buying decision
For distributors and marketplace sellers the clips double as content: they answer the questions that generate returns — cable requirements, compatibility, what is in the box — before the customer has to ask. Buyers are welcome to request a clip of a specific model under load, with the meter readings visible, before committing to a sample.
Frequently asked questions
- Can you film a specific model? Yes, on request, including test-bench readings under load.
- Do you show the factory? Yes — the SMT line, assembly, test bench and packing are all covered.
- Is there footage of a production batch? Yes, available on request for buyers who cannot visit.
Tell Us What You Need to Charge
Send the device list, target markets and first order quantity. You get charger options, the certification list for your countries and a costed quotation — usually within 24 hours.
- Trial orders from 200 pcsEnough to test a channel before committing to a container.
- Certification groundworkCE, FCC, RoHS, PSE and KC support from the first sample.
- One project ownerSame person from quotation through samples, production and reorders.