Desktop power management just got a significant upgrade with the launch of Bull's new Smart Super Charging Station Ultra. This device consolidates multiple high-wattage charging needs into a single, manageable unit, which matters because it eliminates the clutter of separate adapters for laptops, phones, and other peripherals. Users who rely on multiple high-power devices can now charge them simultaneously from one compact hub.

Consolidates laptop and peripheral charging into one compact desktop hub
Bull designed this unit as a comprehensive desktop hub rather than a simple wall adapter. The chassis houses eight connection points, specifically four USB-C ports and two USB-A ports, to accommodate a wide range of devices. It also includes two five-hole AC sockets on the back for traditional plugs, creating a central power distribution point for a desk setup.
Specifications
- Total USB Power Output: 300W
- Primary USB-C Port: 240W (USB PD 3.1 EPR)
- Secondary USB-C Ports: 140W each
- AC Outlets: 2 (five-hole)
- Dimensions: 130 x 101 x 44 mm
The charging capabilities are defined by a 300W total USB output budget. The primary USB-C port (C1) supports the USB PD 3.1 Extended Power Range standard, delivering up to 240W to a single high-power laptop. The remaining three USB-C ports each provide up to 140W, while the two USB-A ports share the remaining power capacity. Gallium nitride components allow the unit to handle this density in a compact form factor measuring 130 x 101 x 44 mm.
Smart features distinguish this hub from standard power strips. A 3.02-inch color display on the front shows real-time charging status, and Wi-Fi connectivity enables app-based monitoring and control. The device supports over-the-air firmware updates to maintain functionality. It is available in a Titanium Gray finish.
The Smart Super Charging Station Ultra launched in China for 799 yuan (around $118). This pricing makes high-wattage USB PD 3.1 charging accessible for users looking to streamline their desk power infrastructure without purchasing multiple specialized chargers.
Source: Bull, GIZMOCHINA




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