USB C Charger Block 440W Charging Station Hub,8 Port GaN III Fast Charging Brick with 5ft Extension Cord,PD QC PPS 100W Laptop Power Adapter for MacBook Pro/Air,iPhone 16/15,Samsung Galaxy,Dell etc

After my newer iPad Pro could no longer be charged with old fashioned 15 watt USB-A strips, I knew I needed more powerful plugs for my newer devices. You can get extreme with these and get 500 watt systems, This was sort of a perfect middle ground until I know I need much higher power. It has everything from multiple 100 watt ports (which I used with my M1 Macbook Pro and measured 95 watts), to 3 legacy 18 watt USB-A ports (still good enough to charge my iPhone 16 Pro.)It's a really compact strip - just barely bigger than a regular power brick. And it was available in white, which was a huge plus for me. At this stage in my migration, it's 6 USB-C ports and 2 USB-A ports are all I need. It's perfect.

Shortly after the return window expired, the charger gave out a burning smell. Concern about fire hazard, I do not dare to use it again.After I posted previous review, the vendor reach out to me and offer a full refund which I accept.I think this incident is an individual case but shows that the vendor care about their reputation. I will not hesitate to purchase from them again.Before the product failed, I manage to test the product.Only one port use, C1 or C2 deliver 70W.3 ports use at the same time: C1+C2+C3 67W+33W+32W, total 132W.C1+C2+C3+A1+A2 67W+33W+32W+18W+18W, total 168W. This is the maximum I can get.If C4 or C5 are being used, power available to C1, C2 or C3 are less.

tube que devolverlo una vez por que no funciono, pero me lo cambiaron sin ningun problema y esta vez funciono todo bien , un elemento genial puedo cargar todas mis baterias al tiemp

TLDR: false advertisement...charger prioritizes certain ports and kills other ports when you plug into the main ports....i was getting nowhere near 440w....devices werent even charging in standby mode.....My original review is located at the bottom. I was having troubles. Plugging into one port would kill other ports...inconsistent charging etc. I was WAY under the 440w limit....Left a bad review. They offered to send me a replacement. Replacement was doing the same thing. So i broke out my USB device that measures wattage flowing through USB connections, and did some diagnostics. After sending them the diagnostics, they replied:********************************"Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. We truly value your insights and apologize for any confusion regarding the charger’s performance. Let us address this promptly:Clarifying Power Distribution Design:Our 440W charger is engineered with adaptive load balancing to prioritize safety and stability when multiple devices are connected. Even if the total power demand is below 440W, simultaneous use of ports may adjust output to specific ports based on real-time device requirements. For example, high-power devices like gaming PCs may temporarily reduce neighboring port speeds to maintain optimal performance.Advanced Testing: If available, use a USB tester to log voltage/current data and PD protocol versions for each port (single vs. multi-device use).While this design ensures reliable operation, we understand it might not align with your specific usage scenario. To resolve this swiftly, we’d like to offer you a full refund as a gesture of goodwill. No further troubleshooting or returns are needed—simply confirm your order number, and we’ll process the refund immediately.Your feedback helps us improve future product communication, and we regret any inconvenience caused. If you have further questions, feel free to reach out.Thank you for your understanding."************************************************In the end, they sent me 2 units total and refunded my money. So basically i can now use these as primarily only 100w single port chargersOriginal Review: I am getting nowhere near the max power output. I'll be charging a handheld pc (wants 65 watts), and tablet pc (wants 100 watts), and a Nintendo switch (18 watts). If i plug another device in that wants approx 65 wayts, either my tablet pc or gaming handheld will get kicked off charging. Has happened multiple times, and is very repeatable. Sometimes the charger gets hot with a lot of things plugged in, sometomes it doesnt. With no pattern. Which is confusing. Not a good charger at all. Already threw away the box it came in or else I'd return it

I recently purchased the USB-C Charger Block 440W Charging Station Hub, and I have to say—it’s been a total game-changer for my home and office setup! If you have multiple devices like I do (laptop, phone, tablet, smartwatch, and more), this is the perfect charging solution.I’m

This charger is much more compact than I had it in my head that it would be I guess it's a good thing. It seems to be pretty well built and it does what it says it'll do. I mostly am going to use it for charging my GoPros and iPad and just things like that so I don't really need the power capacity that it offers but I wanted that just for the rare times that I do need to charge multiple high power devices all at once and knowing that this will do that is good.

This USB C Charger Block is a total game-changer! With 440W of power and 8 ports, it charges all my devices—MacBook Pro, iPhone, and Samsung Galaxy—at lightning speed, thanks to the GaN III technology. The compact design and 5ft extension cord make it incredibly convenient for home, office, or travel. I love how it handles multiple devices without any slowdown, and it’s compatible with everything from laptops to earbuds. It’s the ultimate all-in-one charging solution, combining speed, power, and versatility perfectly. Highly recommended for anyone looking to simplify their charging setup!

Does exactly what the description says! Saves me a bunch of plugs on my desk. I used it to charge 2 watches, 2 phones, and occasionally an iPad. Everything can be charged at once and it's pretty fast. I didn't try charging my laptop with it though. The base it sits on is a little narrow so I had to push down hard, but once it's in, the charger sits on my desk looking slick.