Nekteck 107W USB C Charger (GaN Tech), 65W 30W Type C Fast Charging Block 4-Port PD Power Adapter with 1 USB C to C Cable Compatible with iPhone 13 Pro Max/13 Pro, MacBook Pro, iPad Pro, Switch

Great charger, can charge multiple high current items at the same time, usually have my laptop, phone and headphones charging at the same time, never even gets hot. compact enough for travel as well.

Update: March 2, 2023, forgot my laptop charger in a rush and this thing came in clutch to keep my laptop charged for the rest of the day. I can't game since it's not pushing the wattage I'd need for that but at least I still have the power to keep it charged. It actually charged it during use with a USB-C powered portable monitor connected so this thing is very very good for the price!!!!! You might as well stop looking around and just buy this one!I didn't expect this to be a small charger as it's pushing that much wattage, so I've left a picture to show the size comparison beside a galaxy watch 3 (45mm). The build is very nice, feels solid and premium and fast charges everything. I haven't tested the actual output but based on some YT videos it pushes the watts it claims. A major feature was that it didn't sit in the outlet as it would take up too much space so an independent wired plug fixes that. I'm really happy with my purchase, oh and it also charges my Legion 5 gaming laptop, so at least I know I can do that if I ever forget my laptop charger.

I wanted to buy a wall/desk charger that had some USB-C ports and some USB-A ports. I wanted something that sits on my desk and has a cord that plugs into the wall.My last wall/desk charger was an Anker PowerPort+ 6 model, which was all USB-A ports. I was very happy with it when I had it. But I need some USB-C ports now.Lately Anker has not been selling what I'm looking for. For example, their new wall/desk chargers with USB-C ports have lights on them (something I don't want) and they have variable wattage applied to the ports which creates all kinds of problems when charging Apple Watch. You also don't know for sure what wattage your device is getting when you plug in with other things attached. I wanted something that had dedicated wattage to each port. And I wanted high quality construction and safe, reliable operation.The Nekteck 107W USB C Charger is fantastic. The quality is superb. I love the anti-slide feet on the bottom. I love that there are no lights that come on when it is plugged in (no light pollution). And it works flawlessly. It also gives me a mix of USB-A and USB-C ports which is just what I need at this point in the transition between USB-A > USB C.I highly recommend this wall/desk charger. It is the best I've ever used.

Excellent mid-range USBC charger It does the job. I'm upset to see that it's not available I even go to the web page I don't even sure they make it anymore.

A very good desk charger with enough ports, I haven't had any issues with it so far.Pros :- Has 65W USB PD - to charge laptop/tablet- Rubber feet so it doesn't slide off desk (I have it on a glass desktop)- Does not renegotiate current every time a device is plugged in or out... this is nice if you have a device like a radion plugged in (it continues playing)Con:Only con I can think of is none of the USB-C ports support PPS (for futureproofing)Other than that a very solid device for a good price; would recommend for charging of laptops (thin and light), tablets, phones.

I like that when I travel, I can put it in my big purse and when I'm at the airport I can charge my laptop, my phone, my Bluetooth speaker and even offer an extra port to someone else if there aren't enough plugs at the airport or on the airplane. Only one port is 65 watts. I think one is 30 watts and the other are regular USBs. I use the watt one to charge my Thinkpad. It's great that I don't need a separate charger for the ThinkPad. Please notice that I said I put it in my large purse because this isn't a small thing and it isn't lightweight, but I love it anyway.

The first time I tried their USB C charger, I was enamored. It charges so quickly compared to other chargers out there. I liked it so much that I bought 4 other Nekteck chargers (1 x 111w, 2 x 72w and 2 x GAN chargers) replacing chargers for all the members of the family.Fast forward a few months, out of the five chargers, THREE have already failed. One is completely dead. On the other two, the most important port, the high power USB-C one has stopped working, giving it a 60% failure rate. Given their price and high failure rate, I would avoid Nekteck chargers from now. Better get other brand name chargers which are more reliable that this.Unlike brands like Noctua which would provide support to their products, irrespective of where you buy it, Nekteck will only honor their warranty if purchased directly from them, or on their Amazon store. Shame on you Nekteck - for having the highest failure rate of all the dozens of chargers I've used over the years.

My work laptop is a 65W USB C powered Dell Latitude. With a 100 W USB C to C cable, I have no issues charging it at the same time I'm charging my cell phone and possibly my earbuds or another device. I also have a 45W USB C powered Lenovo Yoga for personal use and thanks to the power delivery feature, I can charge it using the same charger and cable as well. This means that I can only carry one charger when I'm on the go, instead of one for my work laptop, one for my personal laptop, one for my cell phone, and one for my headset. That frees up an enormous amount of space, and makes it so I only have to remember one device.Also, I've had this for months, use it every day, and it's still going strong. I've dropped it from a couple feet onto hard floor, and I've just thrown it in my suitcase and backpack without any protection. There have not been any problems with the device, and I'm not the most gentle person ever.