- Supported on phones, tablets, PCs, watches, and headsets that are compatible with the SCP, PD, PPS, QC, and UFCS charging protocols. Actual charging power may vary depending on the charging policies (charging protocols, power restrictions, and cables). Incompatibility may arise due to differing charging policies on the charged device. The iOS system is only compatible with PD-based devices, and certain iOS devices will require fast charging cables of their own.
- The 2-in-1 combined port supports single-channel output for USB-A and USB-C cables, but does not support simultaneous insertion and output of USB-A1 and USB-C1.
- Data comes from Huawei lab tests. During testing, the device was in standby mode with the screen off, and was charged using this product and the charging cable that comes with the charger, starting from a 2% battery level at a room temperature of 25â. Actual data may vary depending on the product, usage habits, and environmental factors.
- SCP: Super Charge Protocol; UFCS: Universal Fast Charging Specification; QC: Quick Charge; PD: PowerDelivery; PPS: Programmable Power Supply
- It is recommended that you use a USB-C to USB-C cable to charge your laptop. The charger supports fast charging of up to 65 W for laptops that support the PD protocol. Fast charging applies only to common business office scenarios. For intensive scenarios such as games and graphics rendering, select a charger with higher power. The charging cases for HUAWEI FreeBuds 3 and HUAWEI FreeBuds 2 are unable to identify the E-mark 5A or 6A USB Type-C to USB Type-C cable. It is recommended that you use a standard 3.3A USB Type-C to USB Type-C cable instead. The iOS system only supports charging via the USB-C port, and certain iOS devices will require fast charging cables of their own.
- The 2-in-1 combined port supports USB-A and USB-C cables, but does not support simultaneous insertion and output of USB-A1 and USB-C1.
- Data comes from Huawei lab tests.
HUAWEI 88W SUPERPOWER Type C To Type C WALL CHARGER

HUAWEI 88W SUPERPOWER Type C To Type C WALL CHARGER
HUAWEI 88W SUPERPOWER Type C To Type C WALL CHARGER
HUAWEI 88W SUPERPOWER Type C To Type C WALL CHARGER
- Supported on phones, tablets, PCs, watches, and headsets that are compatible with the SCP, PD, PPS, QC, and UFCS charging protocols. Actual charging power may vary depending on the charging policies (charging protocols, power restrictions, and cables). Incompatibility may arise due to differing charging policies on the charged device. The iOS system is only compatible with PD-based devices, and certain iOS devices will require fast charging cables of their own.
- The 2-in-1 combined port supports single-channel output for USB-A and USB-C cables, but does not support simultaneous insertion and output of USB-A1 and USB-C1.
- Data comes from Huawei lab tests. During testing, the device was in standby mode with the screen off, and was charged using this product and the charging cable that comes with the charger, starting from a 2% battery level at a room temperature of 25â. Actual data may vary depending on the product, usage habits, and environmental factors.
- SCP: Super Charge Protocol; UFCS: Universal Fast Charging Specification; QC: Quick Charge; PD: PowerDelivery; PPS: Programmable Power Supply
- It is recommended that you use a USB-C to USB-C cable to charge your laptop. The charger supports fast charging of up to 65 W for laptops that support the PD protocol. Fast charging applies only to common business office scenarios. For intensive scenarios such as games and graphics rendering, select a charger with higher power. The charging cases for HUAWEI FreeBuds 3 and HUAWEI FreeBuds 2 are unable to identify the E-mark 5A or 6A USB Type-C to USB Type-C cable. It is recommended that you use a standard 3.3A USB Type-C to USB Type-C cable instead. The iOS system only supports charging via the USB-C port, and certain iOS devices will require fast charging cables of their own.
- The 2-in-1 combined port supports USB-A and USB-C cables, but does not support simultaneous insertion and output of USB-A1 and USB-C1
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