Seems really cheap for the 140w. total of $60 including shipping for me.
Apple 140W USB-C Charger $49.99 + Delivery ($0 SYD C&C/ $100 Order) @ hub by triforce

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Was $75 according to Google cache
according to Google cache
How to you access it? I thought they stopped it.
$148.95No mention that's their 'normal' price.
Not sure if this is what you were looking for.
https://www.apple.com/au/shop/product/MW2M3X/A/140w-usb-c-po…
That's a pretty great price, could be an ATL for these. They're a very solid charger if you need 140W and only a single port.
I don’t need one but I do want one……. Officeworks does have it and we can price beat by 5%!
OW: https://www.officeworks.com.au/shop/officeworks/p/apple-usb-…
Alternative: $62 Comsol 140W 3 Port USB-C GaN Laptop Wall Charger.
Amazon AU: https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0D8PR1T23
I’d assume the Apple charger is the better option here, but at $62 with three USB-C ports……it's a good option as well.
i personally prefer gan for the size
This is GAN
oh, didn’t know apple had gan chargers, strange they don’t advertise it as gan
I guess they don't want people know they still use standard technology.
Possibly because making it hard to justify their premium price.
FYI, if you’re just charging iPhone, even newest iPhones max out at 30 watts so don’t waste money like me.
True. But this will be relatively future proof for any devices you might purchase in the future that will charge up to 140W.
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Picked up two from my local OW. Thanks OP.
Well done. I paid $70 last month. Great charger, no regret.
I'll also mention that adding the apple power adapter extension cable supposedly grounds the connection. Might be worth trying if you hate the buzzing feeling when charging on an ungrounded connection.
https://www.apple.com/au/shop/product/MW2N3X/A/power-adapter…
I didn’t realise that. I checked an existing cable and the earth contracts are definitely there (in the part of the cable connector that slides into the power supply brick). Good to know.
How much is it normally?