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ZX-1U107T 60W AVS/DPS PD3.2 Charger

60W Mini GaN Charger Designed for iPhone 18 Pro Max AVS Fast Charging
The ZX-1U107T is a compact 60W AVS/DPS PD3.2 charger developed for the next generation of USB-C fast charging.
It combines a single USB-C output, PD 3.2, PPS, SPR AVS/DPS, GaN power technology and a compact 37.9 × 36 × 36.1mm housing. The product is particularly well suited to charger programs targeting iPhone 18 Pro Max, while still covering Samsung smartphones, tablets, MacBook models, laptops and other USB-C devices.

The timing is important. Apple's current 40W Dynamic Power Adapter with 60W Max uses AVS and is listed for fast charging with iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, including an approximately 15-minute 50% charge result for the Pro Max under Apple's specified conditions.
That makes 60W AVS charging a much more meaningful product specification for the latest iPhone generation than simply putting a higher wattage number on a charger.
For brands, wholesalers and electronics buyers, the ZX-1U107T provides a compact hardware platform for developing a dedicated iPhone 18 Pro Max charger, premium GaN charger or next-generation USB-C fast charger.

The Key Specification Is Not Just 60W
There are plenty of 60W and 65W USB-C chargers on the market.
The difference is in how that power can be negotiated.
The ZX-1U107T supports:
• USB-C PD output up to 60W
• PPS up to 60W
• SPR AVS/DPS charging
• GaN power technology
• Single-port high-power design

Its USB-C output supports: 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 15V/3A, 20V/3A — 60W Max
PPS supports: 5–11V/5A and 5–21V/3A — 60W Max
AVS/DPS supports: 9–15V/2.67A (3A DPS), 15–20V/2A (3A DPS)
This combination gives the charger a more current-generation charging profile than a conventional fixed-output USB-C adapter.
For a brand building an AVS DPS 60W charging product line, that distinction is important.

Why AVS Has Become Important for iPhone 18 Charging
For years, charger buyers mainly compared 20W, 30W, 45W, 65W and 100W products.
That approach is becoming less useful.
A charger can have enough headline wattage but still not provide the particular charging mode required by a newer device.
Apple's current charging guidance makes this especially clear for iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max. Apple specifies a 60W-capable adapter or higher with AVS for its fast-charging setup, with the iPhone 18 Pro Max listed as capable of reaching 50% in around 15 minutes under the stated conditions.

So when a buyer searches for an iPhone 18 Pro Max charger, the useful questions are no longer limited to: How many watts does it have?
A better set of questions is:
> Does it support USB-C PD?
> Does it support AVS?
> Can it provide 60W or more?
> Is the power architecture designed for the required charging profile?
That is exactly where the ZX-1U107T is positioned.

If you are evaluating the charging requirements od the new iPhone generation in more detail, our guide to the best charger for iPhone 18 Pro Max ecplains why 60W-capable AVS charging is becoming animportant specification.

60W AVS/DPS Charging for the New iPhone Generation
The ZX-1U107T is designed around the newer SPR AVS/DPS + PD 3.2 charging architecture.
For compatible Apple devices, the charger can provide the voltage and current range required for higher-power USB-C charging.
Under the intended iPhone 18 Pro Max charging application, the product is designed to support an initial charging power of up to approximately 55W. As charging progresses, the power can reduce to approximately 40–45W after the initial high-power period, depending on the device's charging conditions.
This is normal for modern fast charging.
Maximum charger output should not be confused with the power a smartphone continuously consumes.
The phone controls the negotiated charging power according to battery state, temperature, software and other operating conditions.
That is why a good iPhone 18 charger should be evaluated by its charging protocol and power-delivery behavior, not simply by the largest wattage printed on the package.

For a deeper explanation of how AVS and DPS fit into the newer USB PD charging architecture, see our AVS and DPS charging protocol guide.

A Mini 60W Charger That Does Not Look Like a Laptop Adapter
The ZX-1U107T measures only: 37.9 × 36 × 36.1mm
That compact size is one of the strongest commercial advantages of the product.
A 60W charger is powerful enough to enter laptop-charging territory, but many buyers do not want to carry a large laptop power adapter just to charge a phone.

The ZX-1U107T takes a different approach.
It concentrates the available power into one USB-C port and uses GaN technology to achieve a high power-to-size ratio.
The result is a small charger that can be positioned for:
• iPhone 18 Pro Max fast charging
• Smartphone travel charging
• Tablet charging
• MacBook charging
• Lightweight laptop charging
• Business travel
• Office charging
• Premium mobile accessories
• Private-label charger products
This makes the product especially attractive for brands that want a small 60W GaN charger rather than a larger multi-port adapter. For brands that want the same 60W AVS/DPS direction with an interactive charging interface, see our 60W AVS/DPS PD3.2 charger with TFT display.

GaN Technology Is Doing More Than Saving Space
GaN is often marketed simply as a way to make a charger smaller.
There is more to it. Gallium nitride power devices can support higher-frequency switching than conventional silicon-based power designs, which gives engineers more flexibility when designing high-power-density AC-DC chargers.

For the ZX-1U107T, that matters because the charger has to fit:
• AC-DC power conversion
• High-frequency switching components
• USB-C PD control
• PPS control
• AVS/DPS charging support
• Thermal management
• Protection circuitry
into a body measuring less than 40mm on each side.
The compact size is therefore the visible result. The real engineering work happens inside the power architecture.

One USB-C Port, Full 60W Focus
The ZX-1U107T uses one USB-C port rather than dividing its output between several ports.
That makes the product straightforward to position.
When one compatible device is connected, the charger can provide up to 60W maximum output through the USB-C port.
This is particularly useful for a product aimed at customers who want one compact charger for a primary device rather than a charger designed around simultaneous multi-device charging.
For a private-label brand, it also makes the product specifications easier to communicate: 1 Port | USB-C | 60W | PD 3.2 | PPS | AVS/DPS | GaN
There is no need to explain a complicated multi-port power allocation table to the end customer.

iPhone 18 Pro Max Charger With Wider Device Compatibility
Although the product can be positioned strongly around the latest iPhone generation, it is not limited to one device.
The same 60W platform can serve multiple USB-C ecosystems.
iPhone 17 18 Pro Max Series: The AVS-enabled design is intended for the newer fast-charging requirements associated with iPhone 18 Pro Max. The charger is suitable for compatible iPhone 17 18 series USB-C charging applications using the supported PD/AVS charging architecture.

iPhone 14, 15, 16 Series: Earlier compatible iPhone generations can also use USB-C PD charging, although their individual charging requirements and maximum power differ.

Samsung Galaxy: PPS support makes the charger suitable for compatible Samsung Galaxy S22, S23, S24, S25 and S26 series fast-charging applications.

MacBook and Laptop: The 60W USB-C output provides enough power for many compatible MacBook and lightweight laptop charging applications.

Tablets and Other USB-C Devices: The same charger can be used with compatible tablets, handheld electronics and other USB-C digital devices.
This broader compatibility gives brands more flexibility when selling the product as a 60W USB-C charger rather than limiting the product description to iPhone 18.

ERP Level VII Energy Efficiency for European Charger Programs
Power output is only one side of modern charger development. Energy efficiency is becoming increasingly important for brands selling external power supplies in Europe.
The ZX-1U107T is specified with ERP Level VII energy efficiency, giving the product a stronger position for European charger programs where energy-efficiency requirements are an important part of product selection.

For a 60W charger, efficiency matters not only during high-power charging but also when the charger is operating at lower loads.
This is particularly relevant to B2B buyers developing products for:
• European retail
• Private-label electronics
• E-commerce
• Consumer accessory brands
• Import and distribution
• Multi-market charger programs
The European regulatory environment is also moving toward tighter ecodesign requirements for external power supplies, including requirements related to active efficiency, low-load efficiency and no-load power consumption.
For OEM buyers, the practical point is simple: energy efficiency should be considered during product selection, not added as an afterthought after the hardware platform has already been chosen.

PC V0 Housing for a Compact High-Power Design
The ZX-1U107T uses PC V0 flame-retardant material for the charger housing.
For a compact AC charger, material selection is part of a much larger reliability system.
The final product also depends on the quality of the PCB design, power components, magnetic components, insulation, thermal management and protection circuits.
At Zonsan, these elements are considered together during charger development and production rather than treating the housing as a standalone feature.
That matters more as charger power density continues to increase.

Built for the Latest USB-C Charging Direction
The charging industry is moving toward more intelligent power negotiation.
The charger is no longer simply: AC input → fixed DC output
Modern USB-C charging is much more dynamic.
The charger and connected device negotiate an appropriate power profile, while the device continues to manage its own charging conditions.

AVS adds another layer of adjustable-voltage capability to this process.
The ZX-1U107T therefore sits at the intersection of several technologies: GaN + USB PD 3.2 + PPS + SPR AVS/DPS
For charger brands, this is useful because the same hardware platform can be positioned toward several markets rather than being developed only for one smartphone model.

What Makes This Different From a Standard 65W Charger?
A buyer might reasonably ask: Why purchase a 60W AVS charger when there are already many 65W GaN chargers available?
The answer is that maximum wattage and charging protocol are not the same thing.
A 65W charger may provide more total output than the phone requires, but if the product does not support the charging mode needed by the target device, the extra wattage does not automatically translate into the expected charging performance.

The ZX-1U107T is intentionally built around 60W + AVS/DPS + PD 3.2.
That makes it a more targeted platform for brands developing products around the latest iPhone charging requirements.
It is not about chasing the biggest number. It is about putting the right charging architecture behind the number.
If your project needs additional power headroom for laptops and other high-power USB C devices, explore our 65W GaN USB C charger with PD, PPS and AVS.

OEM & ODM 60W AVS Charger Manufacturing
For Zonsan, the ZX-1U107T is not simply a finished charger available for bulk resale.
It can also be used as an OEM/ODM 60W charger platform.
Brands can customize Product color, Logo, Retail packaging, Cable, Plug, Product appearance where applicable, and Other project-specific requirements.

This gives buyers more control over how the charger is positioned in their own product range.
A smartphone accessory brand, for example, can build the product around the iPhone 18 Pro Max charger market, while another customer can position the same basic platform as a premium 60W GaN travel charger.
The underlying charging architecture remains the same; the commercial presentation can be adapted to the target market.

Why Work With a Charger Manufacturer Instead of a Trading Supplier?
A high-power charger involves more than sourcing a plastic housing and a PCB.
The charging protocol, power stage, thermal behavior, component selection, certification requirements and production consistency all need to work together.
This is why OEM buyers often need direct communication with the factory.

Zonsan develops and manufactures charger products for international B2B customers, with charger solutions covering approximately 5W to 240W and protocols including PD, QC, PPS and AVS. The current Zonsan product range also includes dedicated GaN charger platforms across multiple power levels.
For the ZX-1U107T, the factory can support product customization, sample development, certification requirements and bulk production according to the final project specification.

Certifications for International Charger Markets
The ZX-1U107T is specified with a broad range of market certifications and compliance support, including: CE, CB, RoHS, KC, KCC, FCC, EPR, ETL, EAC and GS.
The exact certification package should be confirmed against the final SKU, plug configuration and destination market before mass production.
For brands selling in multiple regions, this approach is important because certification requirements are not always identical between markets.

A 60W Charger Platform for iPhone 18 Accessory Brands
The iPhone 18 generation gives charger brands a new product opportunity.
Instead of competing only in the crowded 20W and 30W phone-charger categories, brands can now develop a more premium charging product around: 60W output, AVS/DPS, PD 3.2, GaN, Compact design, European energy-efficiency requirements.
That combination gives the ZX-1U107T a clear market position.
It can be sold as a premium smartphone charger, a compact travel charger, a 60W USB-C charger or a dedicated iPhone 18 Pro Max charger.
For wholesalers and private-label brands, that flexibility is useful.

Product Specifications
Item ZX-1U107T
 Product Name  60W AVS/DPS PD3.2 Charger
 USB Port  1 × USB-C
 Input  110–240V~ 50/60Hz 1.5A Max
 Maximum Power  60W
 USB-C Output  5V/3A, 9V/3A, 15V/3A, 20V/3A
 PPS (PPS Maximum Power)  5–11V/5A; 5–21V/3A (60W)
 AVS/DPS  9–15V/2.67A (3A DPS); 15–20V/2A (3A DPS)
 Size  37.9 × 36 × 36.1mm
 Power Technology  GaN
 Energy Efficiency  ERP Level VII
 Housing  PC V0 Flame-Retardant Material
 Certifications  CE, CB, RoHS, KC, KCC, FCC, EPR, ETL, EAC, GS
 OEM/ODM  Color, Packaging, Logo, Cable, Plug, etc.


Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Is the ZX-1U107T an iPhone 18 Pro Max charger?
The ZX-1U107T is a 60W USB-C GaN charger with PD 3.2 and AVS/DPS support, making it suitable for compatible iPhone 18 Pro Max fast-charging applications. Apple currently specifies a 60W-capable adapter or higher with AVS for its stated fast-charging result on iPhone 18 Pro Max.

Q2. How much power can the ZX-1U107T deliver?
The charger provides up to 60W maximum output through its single USB-C port. Its USB-C output supports up to 20V/3A.

Q3. Can the charger provide 55W to iPhone 18 Pro Max?
Under the intended iPhone 18 Pro Max charging application, the charger is designed to support an initial charging level of up to approximately 55W. Actual charging power is controlled by the connected device and can decrease as charging progresses.

Q4. Does the ZX-1U107T support AVS and DPS?
Yes. The product supports SPR AVS/DPS charging with 9–15V/2.67A and 15–20V/2A output ranges, with the specified 3A DPS capability.

Q5. Does this charger support PPS for Samsung phones?
Yes. PPS supports 5–11V/5A and 5–21V/3A, with a maximum PPS output of 60W. This makes the charger suitable for compatible Samsung Galaxy fast-charging applications.

Q6. Is this a 60W GaN charger or a 65W charger?
The ZX-1U107T is a 60W GaN charger. Its maximum rated output is 60W. It is designed around the charging protocols relevant to modern high-power USB-C devices rather than simply maximizing the wattage number.

Q7. Is the ZX-1U107T suitable for European markets?
The product is specified with ERP Level VII energy efficiency and multiple international certifications. The final certification and compliance package should be confirmed according to the target European country and final product configuration.

Q8. Can Zonsan customize this 60W AVS charger?
Yes. Zonsan supports OEM and ODM customization including color, logo, packaging, cable and plug configuration, together with other project-specific requirements.

Q9. Can the charger be used with MacBook and laptops?
Yes. The 60W USB-C PD output can support compatible MacBook, laptop and tablet charging applications. Actual charging speed depends on the power requirements of the connected device.

Q10. Why is AVS important for an iPhone 18 charger?
AVS is important because Apple's current charging information specifically identifies a 60W-capable adapter or higher with AVS for the stated fast-charging result on iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max.


Request a ZX-1U107T 60W AVS/DPS Charger Quote
If you are developing a new iPhone 18 Pro Max charger, 60W GaN charger or AVS/DPS USB-C charger for your brand, the ZX-1U107T provides a compact platform built around the charging requirements of the latest generation of USB-C devices.
Zonsan can support OEM and ODM projects from product customization and sample development through certification and bulk production.
Send us your target market, plug type, estimated order quantity, branding requirements and packaging specifications.
For 60W AVS/DPS charging, iPhone 18 Pro Max charger projects and private-label GaN charger programs, contact Zonsan directly for the ZX-1U107T.