UGREEN 200W USB C Charger, Nexode 6-Port GaN Desktop Charger, USB C Charging Station for MacBook Pro/Air, iPad Pro/Air, iPhone 16/15/14, Galaxy S24 Ultra, Steam Deck

I bought this for the kitchen where all the wires were driving my crazy. Great to have a charger with support for two 100W devices and charge three laptops together of varrying needs (100W+65W+45W=200W). Verified supports Samsung Super Fast Charging. I replaced the power cable with a short, flat add-on. I also put Velcro on the back to mount. Not dirt cheap like 100W chargers, but worth the spend.

We started off with one of these for my bedside table where I charge my iPad Pro, my phone, and some other electronics overnight. It worked so well that’s we bought another for my husband. We now have three as we also travel with one. We have never had as my issues any of them. They seem to be well built and sturdy as even when we traveled two that went in the cargo hold in our luggage. I have also carried them in backpack while traveling but they add weight to your pack as both the block & cord are heavy. Would not hesitate to buy one. Good heat resistance too as well as ample power for computers.

Looks and works great. Charges all my devices, no sweat: phone, watch, laptop and headphones all at once, without slowing down the laptop’s charging.Cable is long enough to reach around a 1.4m table, no problem.Only thing I’d probably add is a status light so I know when it’s powered.5 stars from me.

Unlike most of the Chinese junk taking up space in our landfills, this thing actually works.I got one of these two years ago, and it's been rock solid. Bought another a year ago. Lost one, and am replacing it because I can't find anything better.I just wish it were made in the free world.

Mostly picked it up to have a nice charger at my desk at work. It mostly gets used to keep my phone topped off and power my Rog Ally on lunch breaks. As well as any other number of devices I use for work that require USB charging.I also want to mention that you can keep any and all your cables dangling off it without affecting charge output to a device. It's not until you plug something into it that the power output gets shifted.For testing the power outputs I used my Anker Powercore 737. The cables used were a JSAUX 10ft and a Ugreen 3ft. Both rated for 100W.On the 100w outputs with a 3ft cable it measured around 95w. To be expected because of electrical losses. Using a 10ft cable dropped it to around 88-90w.65w output measured around 62-63w max on the 3ft. 60 on the 10ft.All the other outputs were pretty similar losing just a few watts under the rating.You could theoretically power 3 Rog Allys on this thing as long as they aren't being driven to the max using the manual or turbo settings.Overall it's a nice unit and I hope it has a long service life. I would wait to pick it up on a sale. They happen rather frequently reaching around the $120 mark. I got mine bundled with some extra charger cables for about that.

I wanted to like this charger so bad. It was finally a single solution to charging all of my devices. When I first got it, it was great. I could charge my phone, laptop, and two tablets without issue. Mostly it was used just for phone charging nightly. After a few months, the first USB C port started having issues where the power would cycle every few seconds. I thought maybe it was a bad cord or an issue with my phone, but it didn't seem to happen with the second port, so I just stopped using the first one.Several months later, and now the second USB C port is starting to have similar issues. When I plug my phone in, I usually have to unplug the cable from the charger first, then plug it back in, otherwise it does not charge at all. Once it is plugged in, I have to watch my phone for a few minutes to ensure that it continues to charge. Occasionally, the power will cycle over and over until the phone battery dies, then the charger will stay connected and charge the phone to 100%. My phone is my alarm clock, so when this happens I oversleep and wake up to a powered off phone that is fully charged.Needless to say, for such an expensive charger, this is unacceptable. If you need to depend on this thing to charge all of your devices, don't buy it. I am going to go back to Anker charging products, where I never had any issues.

Works great but could use 2 improvements.1) power cable to unit needs to be longeror connect to the charger better. It losens to easily and you have to make sure it's fully in, frequently2) a small light on the unit would be nice, to help confirm it has power. Hopefully a nice color like blue, purple or white.

I have been through a few different chargers and found some get a little weird when plugging in different devices. One charger I had my laptop and a phone plugged in, and the laptop couldn't charge fast enough to keep it from dying. I decided to go with this power station and I haven't had any issues at all. I almost got another one, and might do so in the future.