150W USB C Charger Block,GaN III Compact Foldable Wall Charger 3 Port Fast Charging Station,PD QC PPS Portable USB C Hub 100W Laptop Adapter for MacBook Pro/Air,iPad,iPhone 16/Pro,Galaxy S24,Dell etc

The 150W USB C Charger Block with GaN III technology is a powerhouse in a compact package. Its foldable design makes it super portable, perfect for travel or decluttering your desk. With multiple ports, it efficiently charges laptops, phones, and tablets simultaneously, delivering fast and stable power. The GaN III tech keeps it cool and safe, even under heavy use. A reliable, space-saving solution for all your charging needs

This charger is a game-changer. It delivers 150W of power in a surprisingly compact design, making it perfect for travel. The foldable plug adds to its portability. I appreciate its heat resistance; it doesn't overheat like some other high-wattage chargers. Whether I'm charging my laptop or multiple devices, it handles everything efficiently. Definitely a must-have for anyone needing reliable, high-speed charging on the go.

Carry fewer chargers when you have one that can do it all! Superfast charging in a super small package! Make sure to buy a cable that can handle the 150w also! Your charge time will be the fastest of everyone you work with!!

I have never seen a phone prompt as "super fast charging" with a blue charging ring pop up. A regular charger would charge 1% every 1 minute, this thing feels like it's charging 1% ever 20 seconds and thats with 2 phone plugged in! It's also nice how small and compact it is compared to other multi outlet charging boxes. Definitely worth the money.

Compact charger with great output. I've been running into issues with chargers not outputting what they were advertising. This became apparent when taking them for what they were advertised without testing or just believing the titles. The M1 Max Macbook pro comes with a 140w charger so using anything less then 100w is asking for a rather slow charge or just drain while "charging". Using a usb c voltmeter and e tag reader can confirm the laptop charging port works of the PD 3.0 94w protocol. So close to the 100w claims. Rounding up sounds better then 94, and they aren't the first to do this and aren't the worst offenders. It's listed as a gan charger and is light and portable for its size to output.

Really cleaned up my bedsite charging station where I charge my phone, watch and tablet.It's nice that this supports most fast charging protocols, I get 26w charging on my OnePlus 13 due to this not supporting SuperVooc, but that's to be expected as not many 3rd party/universal chargers support SuperVooc. This does however charge my S24 Ultra at 45W (max supported).The block does not seem to get overly warm while fast charging 3 devices. It's super-portable compared to my SuperVOOC block that only charges one device at a time.This is awesome for travelling, cutting down the number of blocks needed and fitting into small pouch of my bookbag easily. Highly recommend!

I've never had a USB c charger that makes my home laptop make a fizzing noise. I bought it to supplement charge my work laptop so not too worried and it's for occasional use. You do though get what you pay for and no quality charger should slowly discharge it's capacitors so slow that when unplugged you dare not foldaway the prongs in case you get zapped.Positives. It's relatively compact but, and this is a big but, the design allows the charger to get hot very fast, either poor design and failure to include basic safety measures to avoid accidentally slamning your device with mains electricity.It certainly seems to be relatively unreliable and the power output seems to collapse as soon as it starts to get warm.If you don't care much about your device I would say that it's fine but if you do care then avoid and buy a brand that is well known. Pay the extra just for peace of mind.As for other reviews that say it doesn't provide 150 watts, I didn't test with equipment though it may initially peak at 250 watts at plug in and a load placed it overheats fast enough to cause a rapid drop in output. My laptop went from"charging" to "charging slowly plug in a higher power charger" within a matter of 30 seconds. Though did provide 7% increase in batter per percentage in that time and my Anker 200 watt doesn't come close to that though it also doesn't make the laptop emit a fizzing noise from inside either.Could this charger be a fire hazard? Quite possibly, for my use case it won't be used at 100+ watts for much of the time and if it dies I will have learned a lesson that I should avoid brand names that sound like alphabet soup

Had to return one but it was replaced immediately. Not sure if the first one was defective but definitely having reliability concerns. Charger kept turning off when trying to charge dead MacBook Pro M1. Never had that issues with my 65w or stock chargers. Changed the brick and it fired right up. Used this product after powering on and it worked eventually but, charged slowly.I do have to say that I was sent a replacement (had to do return process) quickly and so far so good. Haven’t seen that exact scenario again yet though but is pumping 100w for now.