BMX (Better Mobile Xperience), the mobile power company behind the award-winning SolidSafe™ range, today unveiled GaNsta™ Pixel, a 100W and 140W GaN charger line built around two ideas: make the laptop charger smaller, then make charging visible. GaNsta™ Pixel delivers MacBook-class power in a charger up to 43% smaller than the one it replaces, with a pixel LED display that shows live wattage and gives the charger a reason to be seen.
Smaller Than The Charger In Your Bag
The charger that comes with the Mac does the job. It also takes up more room than it needs to. GaNsta™ Pixel starts there: 140W Pixel is 43% smaller than the charger that comes with a MacBook Pro, while 100W Pixel is 37% smaller than the charger that comes with a MacBook Air or 96W-class laptop charger.
The proof is physical: both models measure 62 x 65 x 35.9mm. The smaller body is not a tradeoff, either. The 140W model delivers full-speed MacBook Pro charging from either primary USB-C port. The 100W model is built for MacBook Air, MacBook Pro 14-inch, iPad, phones, earbuds, and the rest of a daily carry setup.
Live Wattage With Personality
The pixel LED display is what makes Pixel different. It is useful first: the screen cycles through C1, C2, C3, A1, and TTL views, showing live wattage by port and total output as devices charge. Pixel animations show charging, standby, and fault states, so users can see which port is active and how much power is moving.
It is also the part that gives the charger its character. The retro-futuristic readout turns a normally invisible process into something visible, expressive, and easy to understand at a glance. Gray, Blue, and Orange make Pixel feel like something people would want in their house, on their desk, on a nightstand, or in a travel bag.
One Charger For Travel And Commute
Pixel is built for the bag people actually carry: laptop, phone, tablet, earbuds, and the cables that come with all of them. The four-port layout lets one small charger cover the commute, the desk, the hotel room, and the flight delay without forcing people to pack a separate charger for every device.
The hardware backs that up. USB-C1 and USB-C2 are the laptop-first ports: up to 140W each on the 140W model, or up to 100W each on the 100W model. USB-C3 supports up to 65W for tablets, smaller laptops, or fast-charging phones, while USB-A supports older cables and smaller accessories up to 22.5W. Pixel also includes a foldable US plug, EU/UK/AU adapters, a 1m braided USB-C cable, a suede travel pouch, and a 24-month limited warranty.
Both Pixel models inherit the GaNsta™ protection stack: overvoltage protection, overcurrent protection, overpower protection, electrostatic protection, fire resistant housing, and intelligent temperature management. The GaN chipset has been tested across 17 billion+ hours with fewer than one failure per billion.