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COLORFUL Launches iGame Guard G114 140W GaN Charger

COLORFUL Launches iGame Guard G114 140W GaN Charger

COLORFUL has launched the iGame Guard G114, a 140W GaN multi-port charger that can power a gaming laptop, a handheld, a phone and an accessory from a single compact unit. The charger is the first GaN power product from the PC hardware maker and it is priced at CNY 199, which converts to approximately US$29.90. It launches first in China, with a global release planned to follow.

Quick Facts

  • Product: COLORFUL iGame Guard G114 140W GaN Multi-Port Charger
  • Output: Up to 140W with GaN, PFC and AHB topology
  • Ports: Three USB-C plus one USB-A (3C1A)
  • Fast charging: PD 3.1 EPR, PPS, QC, SCP, FCP and AFC
  • Size and weight: 61 x 72 x 33.2mm, 252g
  • Price: CNY 199 (approximately US$29.90)
  • Availability: China first, global release to follow

140W of GaN power for laptops, handhelds and phones

The iGame Guard G114 combines PFC, AHB and high frequency GaN technology to deliver up to 140W of output from a chassis of roughly 145 cubic centimeters. COLORFUL states that the design improves power conversion efficiency while cutting switching losses and heat, which matters when a single brick is asked to feed a gaming laptop at full draw. Support for USB-C powered laptops, tablets and phones means one charger can cover a full desk setup or a travel bag that used to need two or three adapters. Readers comparing high wattage travel bricks can check our ELO Phase 140W universal gaming travel adapter review for how a one brick setup handles a laptop, a handheld and a phone at once.

For PC gamers the pitch is straightforward. Modern gaming laptops with high refresh displays and discrete graphics pull serious wattage, and handhelds like the Steam Deck and ROG Ally have made USB-C charging a daily ritual. A 140W hub that can keep a laptop fed while topping up a handheld and a phone addresses the exact cable sprawl that builds up around a battlestation. Our ranked list of the best RTX 50 series gaming laptops shows how much power current machines demand, which is why a charger with real headroom earns a place on the desk.

iGame Display reports live power and temperature

The standout feature is the integrated iGame Display, a small screen that shows total output power, per port power, cumulative usage time and temperature status. Users can read power distribution and operating conditions at a glance instead of guessing which port is doing what. That kind of feedback is genuinely useful during long sessions, since it confirms the laptop is actually receiving its full requested wattage rather than silently throttled output. The display fits the iGame brand identity, which already spans performance hardware such as the iGame X870E VULCAN W OC motherboard.

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Three USB-C ports plus USB-A with PD 3.1 EPR

The 3C1A layout covers nearly every device a gamer or creator carries. The C1 and C2 ports each support up to 140W at 28V and 5A with PD 3.1 EPR, which is the extended power range standard that high wattage laptops require. The C3 port and the USB-A port each provide up to 30W for phones, earbuds, controllers and other accessories. Published multi port combinations include 100W plus 30W, 65W plus 45W plus 18W, and 100W plus 7.5W plus 7.5W, so plugging in a second device does not leave users guessing about the split.

Compatibility testing across more than 200 devices covers PD 3.1, PPS, QC, SCP, FCP and AFC, according to COLORFUL. That breadth matters because fast charging standards remain fragmented across phone brands, and a travel charger that only speaks one protocol quickly becomes dead weight. Dynamic power allocation keeps output stable as devices connect, disconnect or change their draw, which mirrors how people actually use a shared hub during a workday or a long gaming night.

Compact matte body built for desks and travel

The unit measures 61 x 72 x 33.2mm and weighs 252g, putting it in true pocketable territory for a 140W brick. A refined micro textured matte finish resists fingerprints, scratches and yellowing, which should keep it looking clean after months in a bag. COLORFUL also optimized the center of gravity, cable orientation and load distribution so the charger sits stable in a vertical wall outlet without tilting, sagging or loosening under cable weight. Support for 100 to 240V input, backed by full load testing at 90V and 264V, means it is ready for international travel once the global release arrives.

Price and availability

The COLORFUL iGame Guard G114 140W GaN Multi-Port Charger carries a suggested retail price of CNY 199, approximately US$29.90. That is an aggressive price for a 140W PD 3.1 charger with a live display, undercutting many established GaN brands by a wide margin. The product launches first in China, with availability in other regions to follow. Shoppers can watch for updates through the official COLORFUL website, which lists the full specifications and regional announcements.

How much power does the iGame Guard G114 deliver

The iGame Guard G114 delivers up to 140W of total output using GaN technology with PFC and AHB topology. Its C1 and C2 USB-C ports each support up to 140W at 28V and 5A with PD 3.1 EPR when used on their own.

Which devices can the iGame Guard G114 charge

The charger supports USB-C powered laptops, tablets, phones and accessories across PD 3.1, PPS, QC, SCP, FCP and AFC protocols. COLORFUL reports compatibility testing with more than 200 devices, covering major phone and laptop charging standards.

How much does the iGame Guard G114 cost

The suggested retail price is CNY 199, which is approximately US$29.90. Prices and availability can change by region, so check the official COLORFUL website for the latest listing in your market.

When will the iGame Guard G114 launch outside China

COLORFUL has confirmed the charger launches first in China with a global release to follow. No specific international date has been announced yet.

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