160W USB C Charger, 6 Ports GaN III Fast Desktop Charger with 3 USB-C +3 USB-A, 65W Laptop Power Adapter for MacBook Pro/Air, iPad, iPhone 15/15 Pro Max/15 Plus, Galaxy 24/23

I love this charging block. I ordered one and I am going to order a second. This charging block is the best block I’ve used so far. It charges items efficiently and is easy to travel. I like that I can use different cords in the charging block depending on what needs to be charged.

It charges everything way faster. I whish I had find it before.

You can tell this was built by an amazing team of engineers. Compact, excelled and exceeded every specification. Beautiful chamfered case, 1 USB type C, rated at 65W, 2 more at 25W and 3 Type A at 15W each.Got the unit on the test bench and ran it through it's paces. Again meet or exceed every spec. Tested it with Apples modern and older generations of iPhones, iWatches and Airpods, flawless. Current draw was spot on and no transient DC voltage anomalies. Then tested with other brands of devices, same conclusion.If your looking for a high equality charger, you've landed on the right page. Price to performance, it can't be beet.

Much better than having a power strip, and it does charge quickly as long as the cords are quick charge capable

I've had this product for 7 months, but haven't been using it. Today I plugger my backup batteries into it, and it wouldn't charge them. The device does not work.

This is a perfect travel charger however it is a little bit bigger given it’s 65W. It’s nice to carry just one and all of the cords plugged into this without carrying multiple bricks around and finding multiple outlets. Well built, portable, plenty of port, and superfast charging.

The ports do not change between max wattage unlike others with more advanced PCBs, though the tradeoff is that this type of unit will not "drop" devices, even temporarily, when adding and removing other devices.65W maximum charge on 1 port.Fastest type of charger shy of a laptop charger generally available, and more convenient for recent multiple devices. I get superfast charging on devices on the 65W port.Theoretically there are also 140w and 240w charging possible over PD3.1 though I have not seen an off-the-shelf consumer device that supports anything above 170w charging via 2 input ports. 140W/240W charging is great in concept, but none of my current mobile devices support anything above 65W currently.Used all ports at same time without getting the unit hot:65w usbc, 25w usbc, 25w usbc, 15w usba, 15w usba, 15w usba simultaneously charging = 160w of charging, split over 6 devices.I look forward to having 140w/170w/240w charge speeds on consumer devices in the near future over a single usbc wire, though this device appears to work great so far as expected.

Charger working well