4-Port USB Charger, EGOWAY 90W Wall Charger, 60W & 18W Dual USB C Wall Charger and Dual USB A Ports 12W, Multi USB C Charger for MacBook, Phone and More. (White)

After about a year this just stopped working. I only use when traveling in the US so quite the bummer. I can’t recommend this at all.

This would be a perfect product if it weren’t for the orange/blue light emanating from my nightstand. I will be looking for something to cover it up.

This portable charger works great. It’s more like a “power” charger i think, it charges my devices a kittle faster than plugging into the wall with just a cord aand a small adaptor. I like that you have the option to plug direct into the wall or use the extension cord for a little more length. I have plugged in 4 devices at once and the charge times still seem quicker. The only down thing is I keep all the cords together as i use the OE box which is not bad, just takes up a little room. Don’t really have any negatives about the charger. Hard to get a five from me on anything. So yes would/will be again if needed

Now that I have a decent mix of micro-USB and USB C devices, I needed a new travel charger that could better handle everything. Ok, I really just wanted to be able to quick-charge devices that supported power delivery (MacBook Pro & Pixel Phone)! However, I still have some other devices (headphones & tablet) that require micro-usb so I needed something that could handle both.I found this charger and what won me over (compared to the others) was the AC connector: it came with a normal AC cable (which has a nice velcro strap included) and a back that lets you use it right on the wall! I've found myself using the cabled connector at home and the back on the road (which is nice since it's a pain to plug/unplug the charger in my room from behind the bed!).While I like the charging specs this thing supports, unlike my old charger, it actually labels what the ports are supposed to be (my old one just said "iPad", "iPhone", "Android", etc and you were just supposed to know what amperage those ports supported!). Having the ports clearly labeled is quite nice! Even some of the name-brands I have just simply say "IQ" or whatever marketing lingo they want and leave you to look at the fine print on the bottom to see what it actually supports!So far, I've hadn't had any issues charging my devices. Longevity is TBD but so-far, so good! As a bonus, it doesn't get crazy hot yet still offers high-amp ports all around (can't max them all out though according to the manual but it still pushes out a lot of power)!The only improvements I would like to see is to have the wall-mount back's AC prongs flip down for travel. Also, it's still fairly large for what it does (not significantly larger then the others I have but, in general, these things are still big!). Lastly, the large glowing lightening bolt is quite bright in a dark room if you're trying to sleep!Overall, I have been very happy with my purchase! I would definitely recommend this for anyone who needs a quick-charging at-home or traveling charger with USB-C and USB-A ports!

This is a great charger for travel because it can be plugged directly into an electric outlet, or plug in with the supplied electric cord. I usually plug my charger into the lamp on the nightstand at a hotel. I was finding that frequently there wasn't enough room to get this big box of a charger to reach the outlet. Since this charger has a cord as well, there's never a problem setting up my charging station where I want.

I first bought this wall charger for travel purposes but have ended up using it mostly at home since I can't travel as much as I want :). It's Benn used daily for over a year and is going strong. The fast charge port is a type c and and my pixel 6 pro quickly with not issues. I have additional apple and micro USB cables always plugged in to charge various other electronics. I like that it comes with an extension cord that can be put on if an outlet is far away. It works well for travel too since you may have limited access to outlets, and it's small enough to not make a big impact on carryon or personal baggage space/weight. Overall, it's serving me well so far.

I couldn't ask for anything better. I have lots of newer tech that uses a type-c cord + older tech that still requires a charging cord that plugs into the charger via USB. This prevents me from having to use 4 different wall chargers

Good for travelers

This charger was exactly what I needed for my bedside table charge station. It worked great for just about four months then one day it just quit working. So, I messaged the seller since it is still under warranty (12 months). It has been over three weeks now and I have not yet received a response. I’ll update this review if/when the seller responds.Update: It’s been over a month and no response from the seller. It’s a good scam they have going; advertising a warranty for a garbage product and then not honouring it. A couple more customer experiences like this might just force me to cancel my prime membership. Heck, I can get ripped off for free using other online retailers.

I have an IPhone, iPad, iPencil and EarPods that need charging which I do plug up most nights. The stand up feature of this charger is really not the greatest and it toppled over all the time BUT… I had this stroke of genius to get double sided Velcro and stick it to the back of my night stand and I love it!! It stays out of sight, one less thing cluttering up the surface and if needed I can remove it. If ur plan on plugging it straight into a wall or use the Velcro trick I highly recommend. Just keep in mind 2 of the ports are fast charging and the rest is standard charging speed.

It works, has the detachable cord. and my USB C PD meter does show it charging my power bank at 20 volts (they should both support that so good that they do) but it is heavy as my laptop charger which is slightly more powerful than this so I wouldn't use it for powering light devices like phones for travel given it weighs far more than they do. I would use it for powering large power banks like mine and for charging laptops and large tablets that support USB PD up to 30 or 60 watts since it will be able to run them and charge your phone and headphones at the same time... right tool for the right job.

At my desk, I currently need to charge/power a modern Macbook Pro (the type with only type-C ports), two Android phones, and a Raspberry PiEven with a power strip, my wall outlets quickly disappear, due to having multiple monitors and a lamp at the same desk.This compact little brick solves the problem and lets me charge/power all 4 devices simultaneously from 1 outlet. Better yet, I can choose between "wall wart mode" and an extension cable, by swapping out the front module. Needless to say, I went with the latter option as I hate wall warts!The 60W type-c port is exactly what I need for my Macbook Pro. I also tested it with my Nintendo Switch in docked mode and that works as well. It would've been nice if the other type-C port was also 60W but I guess that would inflate the price and make the brick thicker. Oh well, 18W is still good enough for my phones which display "charging rapidly" when connected to the 18W type-c port.The dual 12W type-A ports suffice for my Raspberry Pi or for charging phones at a "normal" speed. They also quickly charge my old Android tablet (uses microUSB up to 2 amps) and Playstation Vita. All in all I'm very satisfied with this little brick.

I'm kind of disappointed, I was hoping to get rid of my Samsung charger that come with my S20 Ultra 5G so I could use this charger for all my devices, but sadly, it does not support the Super Fastspeed+ charging of the new Samsung phones. It can only fast charge and does not super the fastest speed that is supposed to take only 25w.