USB C Charger, 185W 7-Port Desktop USB C Charging Station, USB C Laptop Charger Compatible with MacBook Pro/Air, iPad Series, Work For iPhone 15/14/13/12/11 Samsung Galaxy Note

Really useful device. Powers all my desktop items. 100W to charge my large MacBook.Faultless.

I recently purchased the USB C Charger Block, 100W GaN 6 Port Type USB C Charging Station and I have to say, it has been a game changer for me. I needed some extra charging options at my desk and this product has definitely delivered. The charger block is sleek and compact, making it easy to store on my desk without taking up too much space. The fact that it has 6 ports, including a USB C port, means that I can easily charge multiple devices at once without any hassle.In terms of performance, I have been really impressed with how quickly the charger block charges my devices. It delivers fast charging speeds and I have never had any issues with overheating or compatibility. The 100W power output is more than sufficient to charge my laptop, phone, and other devices simultaneously.Overall, I am extremely satisfied with my purchase and would highly recommend the USB C Charger Block to anyone who needs a reliable and efficient charging station for their devices. This product has definitely exceeded my expectations!

It works OK, ports all provide fast charging (although not Super Fast Charging), the only annoying thing is if I have two devices charging and disconnect one, the other stops charging briefly and then starts again.

Sturdy, stable, good looking and most importantly working well still after few months. And it charges something 24/7.

I bought this for two reasons. 1. I have recently bought a Samsung A8 tablet that I've been trying to charge from simple phone chargers and although it charged it was very slow. Having started using this the Samsung goes into fast charge mode and charges at a much more acceptable speed. 2. I had a mass of charges beside my bed and I decided to consolidate into 2 chargers. This one to do most tasks and another that is specific to my phone for fast charging. I can report that this charger does everything I need of it. All pieces of electronic apparatus all charge well including my Garmin Instinct. Very pleased.

TLDR below.Its ok. Its not truly bad, but its not good either. The claimed 100W is spread across ALL ports, and as such is confusing marketing that is misleading at best, and outright lying, at worst. This is, at MAXIMUM, a 20 Watt charger.At 18-ish wats per USB type A port and 20 for USB type C is is just a normal charger that cannot support modern high wattage (fast) charging. In fact ,this cannot even charge an 10in amazon kindle tablet without it being turned off completely.Don't get me wrong. It does what it says, but due to confusing marketing, this is the lowest standard.12 Volts at 1.5 Amps (8R), gives 18 Watts You'd get just the same amount of power (type 2 standard), just plugging this into almost any USB port on your computer/laptop (You can get more power on some devices, but thats another story and sometimes proprietary tech). I haven't disassembled mine to prove/disprove its claims about using "high power" gallium nitride pulse width modulators, but I strongly doubt its true, considering the output.TLDR: While it claims to be powerful, it isn't, and cant cope with modern high wattage (fast charging) devices. It will charge just like any other standard powered USB port. This is actually the minimum possible power device (for the type 2 USB standard minimum of 12Vx1.5A=18W), which can be equalled, or outperformed, by just about anything.If you're looking for modern power delivery for modern devices, look elsewhere.

If you want a compact USB charging station that allows you to charge things with both a USB connection and a USB-C connection, this is the item for you! The performance is great; I’m not sure why but I expected to be able to hear it a little but I can’t. It’s great value for money, I can now charge up to six different things and only need one plug. It’s freed up so much space on my extension cable. It’s so easy to use, just plug and play. Connectivity seems great so far, I have my Apple Watch, my kindle, my iPhone, my iPad and my baby monitor charging on it. The only issue I have is that it would’ve been great if it could have had little holes or something to attach it at the back to the side of a table or wall. But I will get around that by using double sided table or something.

I'm using this charger as a power supply. I have several devices on my desk that require power, rather than plug in 5 separate power supplies for them, I'm using this device to power them all. I have bought appropriate USB-C PD to barrel jack power adapter cables or just a USB-C charging cable. This device is currently powering:● Mini PC: MSI Cubi-10M (active USB-C 20V PD to barrel jack power adapter cable)● 4-port KVM switch (passive USB-A to barrel jack cable @ 5V)● keepLiNK 5 Port 2.5G Ethernet Switch (active USB-C 12V PD to barrel jack power adapter cable)● Creative T60 2.0 Compact Hi-Fi Desktop Speakers (active USB-C 15V PD to barrel jack power adapter cable)● Apple 15" M2 MacBook Air (passive USB-C to USB-C cable)The only device it's charging currently is the MacBook Air, which is topping up the last 3% of the battery. I still have 2 USB-A ports available to charge my mobile or other devices. This will be at slow charge rates, unless I unplug one of the powered devices, but I can live with that.I've only had this 'charger' for just over 2 weeks and the active power delivery cables for 3 days. I realise I'm using it in a role it's not designed for. I usually don't run both the MSI Cubi and the MacBook at the same time, but with them both running for half an hour or so, the charger just became a little warmer than room temp. It will continue in this role and I will report back any issues I experience.So far I am more than happy with this charger.----------Just to add: I've now had it running in this role for 6 months and it's still working just fine.