UGREEN 65W USB C Charger Block, Nexode 4-Port GaN Charging Station with 2 USB-C and 2 USB-A, Power Adapter for iPhone 16/16 Pro/15, Galaxy S24 Ultra, iPad Pro, MacBook Pro/Air, Steam Deck

First off, let me say I used to buy Anker products so when it came time for me to replace some of my chargers, I went to go look at their products. Unfortunately, Anker doesn't make products like these anymore. Instead, they seem to focus on other products -- like a big battery that I can wheel around the house or a small chargers that only has a few ports and sticks out from the outlet. I suppose I could have gotten their 120w 4 port USB-C model, but I still needed at least 1 USB-A port.I needed something that would sit in place that would charge my iPad tablet, two iPhones, and a clock powered over USB-A. While this fits my needs today, It would have been nice if I had one or two more ports "just in case" but for now, this is enough.The unit is about the size of a hockey puck, but squared and not rounded. If I wanted to, I could travel with it pretty easily. It's got a removable cord that uses a standard 2 pin connector (not sure if that's the right term), and I tested it on both 110v and 220v. According to UGreen, it handle up to 240v. From opening the box, to looking at the unit, you can tell they are trying to go for a "premium" feel, and it does deliver in that regard, but that's not important if it doesn't do the job, right?According to UGreen, this charger is that it can fast charge my iPad pro as well as my iPhone using the Apple Magsafe charger even with all 4 ports being used. I haven't verified the voltages personally so that's something on my to-do list, however I can say that it does charge all my devices w/out any issues.Would I buy it again? Sure. As a matter of fact, I bought their 100w version that has 3 USB-C/1 USB-A ports to use as my charger for my notebook + phone/other devices when I need to be on the go.Update: After using it for some time now, I noticed the following behavior when using the UCB-C ports. Specifically, I use the USB-C ports for an Apple Magsafe charger and my iPad Pro. If my iPhone is charging on Magsafe and I plug in my iPad, the charging cuts off for a second or two, then picks back up again. It's obvious because the animation that the iPhone does when it connects. Not a big deal, but just something to be aware of.

Charger is relatively inexpensive and solidly built. Charges my laptop and phone just fine.Most importantly, there's no buzzing noise unlike some other popular name brand USB charger sold here.One nitpick though; if you have a USB-powered desk lamp, it temporarily shuts off when you unplug a charging device.

Works as described. Very fast charging for all devices. Would highly recommend.

The UGREEN 65W USB C Charger, Nexode 4 Ports Charging Station, Fast GaN Desktop Charger has proven to be an absolute game-changer in my daily charging routine. The GaN technology ensures efficient power delivery without compromising on speed or safety. With four ports, it's a versatile desktop charger that has streamlined my workspace, allowing me to power up multiple devices simultaneously. The 65W output is robust enough to charge my laptop swiftly while also catering to my smartphone and other accessories. The build quality is impressive, featuring a compact design that doesn't clutter my desk. The Nexode 4 Ports Charging Station has become an essential part of my setup, offering a reliable and fast-charging solution for all my devices.

(Update) Works fantastic. Had it for about 6 months now. There are a lot of reviews noting that the USB-C ports failed after a month or 2. This happened to me as well. Turns out it might be your device you are connecting. In my case, it was my phone. Finally, figured out that rebooting the device you are connecting resolves the issue. This might be the case for others. Highly recommend this device!

only using it for a few days, works as expected but it gets really hot.

Interesting story here… I bought one just to have a multi-port charger (with high power and multiple USB C ports) for the bedroom. I plugged my Apple MagSafe Duo into it and in the morning found that my phone didnt charge at all. So I blamed the UGREEN for it. It turns out that it was just bad luck - it was that the Apple charger just happened to fail that night (only 7 months old - very disappointing for such a high-priced item). So since then (after getting a warranty replacement for the Apple) - the two have worked flawlessly. So compared to its obvious competitors (mainly the similarly priced 2 USB C/1 USB A Anker), this has the advantage of an extra A port and the power cable - which I love. Similar safety features to Anker (very important to me), nice solid construction and at its typical sale price of under $40, its a great deal IMO. One of the other reviews mentions the 4 USB C port Anker (the 547) - i also own that and yes, its quite awesome (my favorite charger overall) and no, I’m not saying this is its equal, but for less than half the price it makes for a great second room charger. Strongly recommended!

Not the cheapest but the quality is exceptional!! Solid build quality.