100W Universal USB-C Power Adapter Fast Charger, Compatible with Mac Book Pro/Air 16, 15, 14, 13 Inch,Mac Book Air 13 Inch 2021 2020 2019 2018,iPad Pro,HP, Dell, Lenovo,Asus

We stock this model of charger for Lenovo laptops that have a dock. The Lenovo requires 65 watts and the dock requires a little more, so when you use the stock 65 watt charger with a dock you'll get an error talking about needing more power. This 100 watt charger keeps up with both and avoids the error. So far I have yet to see a failure so I'm calling it good. Good fit, quick charging speed, good durability with low heat and a great value for the money

Have it go about a year. Works well. I use it in my truck since I have a 110v plug. Can charge my iPad and drone on the road. It’s small and fits in the back seat back pouch.

It's very fast!!! JUST BUY IT!!! - This charger works with anything that has a USB C plug. Laptops, phones, drones, cameras, etc. I bought this to charge my MacBook as well as other products, that way I can just bring one charger to charge them all. I never use the regular MagSafe MacBook charger they come with. I always use this. I've included a photo of the charging speed as well. Highly recommend this charger.

Work as intended.

I didn't buy this for the brand name. I’m pretty sure the brand name of this 100W Universal USB-C Power Adapter was generated by a cat walking across a mechanical keyboard. But you know what? That cat knows how to build a charger. The "It Just Works" Factor: In a world of $80 "designer" chargers, this generic beast stands tall. I plugged it in, and it didn't explode. It didn't smoke. It didn't start speaking in tongues. It just started dumping 100 Watts of raw, unadulterated electricity into my laptop like a hungry hippopotamus at a marble-eating contest. Why It’s My New Best Friend: Fast as Lightning: It charges my phone so fast the battery percentage looks like a countdown timer for a rocket launch. I walked away to get a glass of water, and my laptop went from "Dead" to "Ready to conquer the world." The "Universal" Truth: It charges my phone, my laptop, my tablet, and probably my electric toothbrush if I could find the right cable. It is the one-size-fits-all sweatpants of the tech world. Zero Frills: It doesn't have a fancy app. It doesn't have RGB lights that turn my bedroom into a 24-hour disco. It’s just a white/black block of power that lives in my wall and does its job without complaining. The Aesthetic: It is a cube. A heavy, functional cube. If I ever lose it, I can probably use it as a very small boat anchor or a particularly dense paperweight. It’s simple, it’s sturdy, and it doesn't try to be anything other than what it is: a provider of the "juice." Final Verdict: If you want to pay for a fancy logo and a box that feels like silk, look elsewhere. But if you want a charger that gets the job done and leaves you with enough money to actually buy the things you’re charging, this is it. 10/10. It’s boring, it’s generic, and I love it.

I have used it recently and it worked very well. I plugged it into an extension piece that had multiple USB-C ports that allowed me to add a secondary plug to my laptop, and it was able to power all of my devices, including my laptop.

Was excited to see this charger which I thought I would use as a travel charger and leave the original at home. It was a 100 W max and usb-c type adapter just like my original hp charger. I recently bought an hp Omnibook 7 which I planned to use it with as it said it's compatible with hp. Unfortunately it only worked for about 5 minutes. It seemed to make this slight humming sound when it was charging (kind of annoying in itself) then I realized after a few minutes it was no longer charging, just telling me how much battery power was left on my laptop. Unplugged it a couple of times and plugged it back in and tried different outlets but still no luck, so I had to return it.

These are remarkably good for their price. They have been running a trio of laptops with a 65W minimum for the past year or so. However, being an inexpensive imported alternative to an OEM adapter, I really wouldn't trust it for a device requiring 100W. That's just my gut instinct as someone who has worked in tech for the past 25 years. There is a reason these are far less expensive than an OEM adapter. A MacBook Air? Fine. A MacBook Pro? I think you'd be disappointed. For my use case plus any phone, tablet or any smaller device you can throw at it, these are a 5-Star winner with the cost being the driving factor.