PD charger 150W

I've traveled with this all over the US, taken it on a cruise, and traveled around Southeast Asia with this - one of the little rubber feet things has come off, and the plastic has gotten some scratches in my bag, but it's otherwise held up well and has worked flawlessly. It had no issues working with international power standards (120v and 240v). Having one brick with multiple ports saved a lot of room in my bag, and girlfriend and I were able to share it, charging phones, laptops, headphones, cameras, etc all off one outlet (often all we had in cheap hotels).

Most of the others I tried get really hot to the touch from just charging a single laptop at 100w. They all eventually failed as a result. This one only gets warm when I have devices plugged into every port. I'm currently traveling in Europe with the family and it has been so convenient to only need one charger for everything we have with us. Since it will accept 100v-240v you only need a small, country specific plug adapter and not a bulky transformer. Highly recommend!

Purchased in July 2022. Now it’s August 2023. A couple of months ago one of the USB C outlets stopped working. I bought this to be able to charge two of my iPads at the same time. After ten months of owning it one of the outlets doesn’t work. I tried multiple cable combinations and still the same. I’m disappointed since I spent $68 on this and now need to find a different brand to replace with. Update August 2023. I called the tech support for this and they said one of the ports must have failed. They sent me a free replacement and that one works as intended. Just realize the 18 month warranty for product defects is available. I’ve raised my rating from 1 star to 4 stars based on their customer service.

Most new laptops have a USB-C/Thunderbolt port for charging and I have two such machines. I can charge both at the same time with no compromise and use the other two ports for anything I need. This may be a bit more heavy and larger than a standard power supply, but it is better than the bulk of having to carry two. Good product.

Searched for a high wattage charger, and came across this model. Surprisingly, the car charger for my Galaxy S7 charges significantly faster. Don't understand why. Very disappointed. 08132021 Recently discussed my issue with a technician. Suggestion was to put cell phone in "airplane mode" to eliminate power drain from being connected to the Internet. Dramatic and BIG IMPROVEMENT! Significant reduction in length of charging time one would expect from a 150 watt charger. A full charge occurs in about 2 hours. Would recommend AND buy this model again!

I bought this with the expectation that I would be able to use it to provide power for charging two 16" Mac laptops and an iPhone 6s (USB to Lightning). In any sane universe, I would expect this charger to provide 60W to each of the laptops and 12W to the iPhone, keeping 18W in reserve. But it does not do this. Instead: * If the iPhone is plugged in before the second laptop, it tries to provide 86W to one laptop and 60W to the second laptop (total 146W). Because the iPhone is also drawing power, this results in an overload condition, which causes the charger to repeatedly shut off power (for a few seconds at a time) to the higher-powered laptop (16" M1 Ultra MacBook Pro connected via MagSafe cable) every few seconds. The power to the lower-powered laptop (15" 2019 MBP connected via standard USB-C cable) behaves normally. * If the iPhone is plugged in last, it doesn't get any power at all, even when one of the laptops is fully charged and asleep, and thus drawing only a trickle of actual current. I got a replacement from Amazon, and it started failing in the same way after an hour or two, which makes me suspect that the product is overheating internally. Update: I'm wrong about it cutting off power to the higher-power laptop. It cuts off power to whatever device is plugged into the USB-C port that's farthest from the power light. Curiously, this still occurs with the other laptop when the M1 MacBook Pro is fully charged and asleep, which means it should be delivering a fraction of the rated current. So that suggests that it's not an overheat problem, but rather bad firmware in the device. The problem may also be tied to the device being almost fully charged and drawing a low amount of current. I can't be certain of that. Either way, this device is very badly broken by design, and were it not for the fact that I had thrown away the box before I tried plugging in the magic combination of devices that trigger the failures, I would have returned it, but I couldn't, so I'm stuck with a charger that can't reliably do what I bought it for and actively looking for alternatives that actually work. Avoid this charger unless you have only one USB-C device.

Works great so far - things charge fast and can charge multiple items in multiple configurations of cord styles without any reduction in capacity. Had to search for new cords rated to maximize the full power capabilities of this charger - would have great if some extras were included.

Worked great for 3 years, then ports started to die, now all are dead.