ISDT Power 200X 200W USB C Desktop Charging Station - 4+1 Ports Supports PD3.1 Fast Charging Various Operating Systems with Power Adapter, USB Charger with 15W Wireless Charging

This unit is probably the most flexible and diverse in my arsenal. I can't compliment it more. For basic charging, it just works. It definitely provides the power it advertises (as verified by the connected devices). Quick access to wattage makes debugging issues and charging devices without charge lights a breeze. The app adds voltage / history details which further aids in diagnostic. The bluetooth connection is also easy to understand and I wish it had a home assistant plugin for even easier logging. The included cables are also high quality and work as advertised. While I wish the wireless charging magnets were a little stronger and that it had the bottom magnet, the magnet is far stronger than most but just not as strong as crApple's magsafe and insufficient to hold the phone when the unit is mounted against the wall. Here's to hoping ISDT releases a greater variety of chargers that keep the display / bluetooth features.

Powers up all my drone equipment fast.

Wonderful charger. Not as noisy as others have claimed. Nice that it comes with 2 USB-C cables. Phone app is so-so, not very responsive and easy to use. The AC power cord is short and horribly stiff. It will never fully straighten out or lay flat. I had to replace it. FYI, it's a non-polarized cord, easy to find in a 6 foot version.

This is capable of charging my NexDock, Macbook Air, Lenovo IdeaPad, Note 10+, and KeySmart Max all at the same time. From what I can tell, I haven't even come close to maxing out this little charger. My only two minor issues are the fan can be a little bit loud and there is a strong "electronic" odor that comes out of it for about the first week. And while its a tad pricey, you won't need more than just this to charge damn near anything replacing a LOT of other chargers and desk clutter. edit: having a bit of an issue with it now after a firmware update. it seems to have trouble deciding if my third device plugged into the USB C Ports is a PD-capable device and wont charge. if I move it to the USB A port, it works just fine. seems to have trouble using all three USB C ports at once. also, the wireless charging plate gets rather hot pretty quickly. works just fine otherwise.

And I've had a lot of them. Not a lot of them that show the wattage output with the capability of such high maximum outputs though. Just because there still aren't that many of them that exist yet. Sure, there's starting to be a nice amount of power banks with high maximum outputs now, but not power stations like this. Either that or I just can't seem to find them. But anyway... For anyone who's not exactly sure how the charging works on this charging station, here is how I understand it to work. The charging maximum of the wireless charging is 15 watts. And here's the charging maximums of the 4 ports: 1) USB-A: 24 watts (Max) 2) USB-C: 65 watts (Max) 3) USB-C: 65 watts (Max) 4) USB-C: 140 watts (Max) And then, the total maximum charging wattage is 200 watts. Which means, that's the maximum amount of watts that this charging station can output, AT THE SAME TIME. In other words, you can't charge something in each port at it's maximum rate at the same time. Whatever you do charge at the same time can only add up to 200 watts. There is an app that goes with this charging station, but I don't think it will be very useful for most us. All you can really do is record a charging session of a device, or devices, and then get a readout of what the volts amps and watts were throughout it's charging time that was recorded. As far as how well it worked? Well, it worked pretty good for me actually. The only problem I had is that I couldn't get it to upgrade the firmware from 1.4.1.7 to 1.4.1.12. It just wouldn't do it... So I hit cancel to see if I could still try and record something while it was charging, and I was successful at doing that. Well, that's it. Aside from the app mishap with the firmware, I have still decided to give this charging station 5 stars and I highly recommend it. Oh, one other thing. It actually comes with TWO USB-C to USB-C charging cables capable of 240 watts! One of them is about 4 feet, and the other one is about 1 foot, 8 inches.

provides all the charging power you need for multiple devices.

It works fairly well. But it uses a ton of power itself. It is loud... which can be annoying in a room. It is big, so it really wont travel well. It does provide power as described. So, it gets 3 stars (average) for that and quality of material 1 star = terrible 2 star = poor 3 star = same as competition (average) 4 star = better than competition 5 star = does far above competition

I initially thought I had a malfunctioning unit but realized that I was utilizing the ports incorrectly. So be sure to use port 3 for all high power items like laptops. I realized that even though a laptop is rated at 65 watts and so are ports 1 and 2, they may occasionally pull more than 65 watts on occasion. Great customer service and feedback.