RAEGR RapidLink 1150 GaN 65W Adapter PD+Dual USB Wall Charger, BIS Certified Adapter Compatible with Latest MacBooks, Ultrabooks, Phones, iPad, Tablets - White RG10309 (Cable NOT Included)

I was searching for a alternative charger for my DELL XPS 13 2017 model. Supports almost all fast PD standards. Output upto 65watts is insane.As it comes with TYPE C port and needs 45W power I thought to try this charger. Too confused to buy compatible fast charger for your phone? This one's for you.Purchased a Type-c to Type-c cable and using to charge my laptop through this from last two days.As of now It is excellent, and solved my purpose.

I have used this with my Iphone and MacBook it worked well , however it gets bit hot while charging also I am bit disappointed on the pin of the charger its of low quality.

1. The pins are noodle thin. You’ll have issues getting it stable in any sort of plug. And if it is loose, it’s going to be sparking like crazy when you flip the switch.2. Produces way too much heat. The external plastic case was at 50c in a couple minutes. This means the components inside were extremely hot, in the upper 90s.3. Massive levels of coil whine when drawing normal levels of power. Audible from two feet away. Poor quality inductors and faulty design of the resonant filter.4. After charging my iPad for a bit, decided to check with my ROG phone. Within 20 seconds of it being switched to fast charge mode on the PD connector, it stopped charging and all the ports went dead. Thankfully the phone was OK.Overall the experience was very poor. It went back the same day it arrived.Don’t get swayed by GaAn as a term. It is nothing but a semiconductor substrate that reduces MOSFET resistance. While this sounds good, ultimately in a power supply the bulk of the losses are in the copper - the stepdown, the inductor and the input filter. Reducing resistance by a very small amount where it is already small changes nothing. The PD spec is pretty complex and most of these small Chinese brands are copying off reference datasheets, without understanding any of the complexity. Choose a better brand.

It's safer and fast charging and value for money

The charger has great power delivery and the build quality is robust with the exception of the prongs that go into the wall socket, they are too thin and susceptible to arcing and sparks so plug it into a round wall socket avoid the versatile ones and turn on switch only after plugging it really snug.The other issue I have it that they don't provide a type c to c PD cable and not even a usb A to C one, this is really bad considering the product is a fast and PD charger so it is basically useless without a a cable, cost shoots up after bundling a cable purchase but I guess it's worth it as the charger is BIS certified.Now coming to functionality, I bought this for my Lenovo legion 5 Pro and it works tremendously well to the power delivery USB C socket my laptop shows a warning when booting saying that that the charger has lower watr is compared to the native 300W power brick so I had to turn on the battery saver with the conservation mode at 50% brightness and then instantly turn off the conservation mode which didn't show a charging sign but the battery percentage remained static meaning the charger works. Really great for portability and light use of powerful laptops in light work usage.It works really great for smartphones with smart charging as well. I bought a 5A type usb c-c cable from amazon by a brand named Mouse wire, while it isn't very durable it was considerably cheap around 600INR and does the job well.

I did a mountain of research before I zeroed in on this charger. My requirement was that of a 65w PD type C travel charger for my Asus zenbook.And this charger does it all! 65w charging for my Zenbook, "super fast charging" for my wife's Samsung F62 (I'm guessing that's Samsung's SFC standard), my OnePlus 8 pro, both our Bullets Wireless headphones and my Ambrane 20k mAh battery bank.A great single-wire solution to de-clutter your tech travel parking.

IT IS A FAILED PRODUCT. DO NOT INVEST IN THIS CHARGERI got two replacement under warranty , and all of them died. So, total of three of these chargers failed.I have used it to charge lenovo laptop which needs 65W.Samsung tablet which needs 45W.Samsung mobile which needs 25W.The last replacement charger died while making a loud bursting noise.

fast charging but being bulky, would have been better if it had 3 pin ahead rather than 2 pin setup