Recently, Apple launched the brand-new MacBook Neo, which for the first time uses a smartphone-level processor in a Mac and comes standard with a 20W USB-C charger. This time, the PowerPi SK100 decoy board was used as a test tool, paired with the POWER-Z P240 as the load, to measure the output performance of this original charger.
【PowerPi SK100 Decoy Board Testing Apple 20W Charger】
5V3A mode: 4.309V / 3.00A / 12.927W
9V2.2A mode: 8.355V / 2.199A / 18.372W
【PowerPi SK100 Decoy Board】
The PowerPi SK100 decoy board measures just 50.14mm × 14.9mm × 8.66mm, weighs about 4.2g, and comes with onboard USB-C input and USB-A output ports, balancing portability and practicality. Operably, the central red three-position DIP switch paired with silk-screen labels on the board allows quick switching between PD 5V/9V/12V/15V/20V and QC 5V/9V/12V modes; the LED indicator provides real-time status feedback, and the DIP switch-to-voltage chart on the back makes checking on the spot really convenient. It’s perfect for testing all kinds of fast-charging products and DIY experiments.
【How to Buy】
Price: 9.9 RMB each, free shipping nationwide.
Product link: https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?ft=t&id=989548554864