UGREEN140W USB C Charger, Mac Book Pro Charger Nexode PD3.1 PPS 3-Port Foldable GaN Fast Laptop Wall Charger Power Adapter for MacBook Pro 16'', iPhone 16/15, Chromebook (with 240W Cable)

This charger is a beast! The UGREEN 140W USB C Charger has completely changed my charging game. I can power up my laptop, tablet, and phone simultaneously without breaking a sweat. If you're looking for a powerful, versatile, and compact charger, look no further.What I love:Blazing-Fast Charging: This charger pumps out a whopping 140W of power, enough to fast-charge even the most power-hungry devices. My MacBook Pro charges incredibly quickly, and I can even power my gaming laptop with it.Multiple Ports: With two USB-C ports and one USB-A port, I can charge multiple devices at the same time. No more juggling chargers or waiting for one device to finish before charging another.GaN Technology: This charger utilizes Gallium Nitride (GaN) technology, which allows for a smaller size and improved efficiency compared to traditional chargers. It's surprisingly compact for the amount of power it delivers.Portable Design: The charger is small and lightweight, making it easy to throw in my bag and take with me wherever I go. It's perfect for travel or everyday use.Reliable Performance: I've been using this charger for a while now, and it's been consistently reliable. It doesn't overheat, and it provides a stable charging current to my devices.Minor Quibble:Can get a little warm: While it doesn't overheat, the charger can get slightly warm to the touch during heavy use. This is normal for high-wattage chargers, but it's worth noting.Overall:The UGREEN 140W USB C Charger is an excellent investment for anyone who needs a powerful and versatile charger. It's perfect for charging laptops, tablets, phones, and other USB-C devices. I highly recommend it!

This is a best. It is heavy and powerful. Beware if you aren't looking for a heavy product, this one is heavy and I see that as a huge plus.

Great product been using it for months now no issues with heat levels, size, power, or cord length. I've been using it as a power source mostly for ROG Ally and it works great. I also used to power my phone a few times and did not notice any issues with that. It is easy to use and I feel it's a great value for the money. Also like the build quality it feels solid and not cheap I hope it will last me for years.

I mostly got this to have a better charger too use with my ROG Ally. It's relatively small and fits in my travel case for the Ally. The higher output allows the Ally to run at the absolute max without the battery slowly dying. As a bonus I can charge my phone off the USB A port and still have plenty of power to split with the Ally going too. Using both of the C's puts the brick in the territory of the Allys charger which is sufficient but may slowly drain the battery under a max load.Using my Anker 737 Powercore to see the power output. A 240w 6ft cable from Ugreen and an Anker powerline+ 6ft USB A to USBC to charge with. The following is what it measured from the block.On the 140w output it measured around 133W. To be expected because of electrical losses.100w. It got about 95w.65w. About 61-63w45w. About 42w22.5w (USBA). About 20wThe numbers are close and if you use a long (like a 10 footer) cable. You'll get a little more of a loss. On 100w I've seen it drop to about 88-90w.Overall it's a nice small brick with good enough output for my needs.

Look and feel well made. just received this and it replaces 3 chargers so it makes things easier already. Works well.

Am able to charge an HP x360 laptop while using it with highest screen brightness, online with local applications while charging a phone. This is now my travel AC adapter for that laptop. It will charge up to140w from primary USB-C port alone or 100w while charging 22.5w in A port or, up to 65w from both USB-C ports.Only Con; is that being a solid adapter it does not stay snug in all wall outlets and droops a bit so if the cable is jostled, it may come unplugged. That is the only reason I dropped it from 5 stars.

Just received and only tested, but not yet used on the road. Testing with Shelly Power Plug US, so i can see the actual power draw.It does charge my Huawei Mate 9 Pro on all three ports with 18..25W. USB-A port needs of course a violet Huawei 5A cable to enable power negotiation. Note that the Amazon Webpage does not mention Huawei Supercharge compatibility, but the product packaging does mention the 4.5V/5A, which is is this (old) Huawei Supercharge. I guess newer Supercharge is 10V/11V, which i can not find on the packaging either.I can also perfectly charge my 2015 MacBook Pro with 90W and 2021 MacBook Pro with 140W (with appropriate adapter cables). And power is split when more than one device is connected. When you connect/disconnect a device, the charger temporarily removes power to the other devices to restart negotiation to get the then available Max. Nice.Only negative is that there is no per-country replaceable power connector that the MacBook power supplies have. The best part of those removable adapters is that it uses internally a C8 socket ("shaver connector"), so you could easily also get cables to directly plug into the Apple Adapter.When i bought from Amazon, in May 2022, it was 87 USD sold by UGREEN. Their own UGREEN web store it sells for 65 USD with free shipping. Go figure.

You need a higher quality USB C cable like this one to be able to use USB C to charge a Lenovo Yoga 9i Pro. The power brick and cable are great quality and I love that I can finally ditch the heavy standard Lenovo Charger and use this one instead. Great product !