160W Fast USB Charger for Multiple Devices, 6-in-1 Charging Station with USB-C & USB-A Ports, 65W Type-C Fast Charging Port for Laptops, Compatiable with MacBook, iPad, iPhone, Samsung

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This USB charging station has revolutionized the way I manage my devices! Its sleek design and compact footprint make it a perfect fit for any space, whether at home or in the office. With multiple ports and fast-charging capabilities, it effortlessly powers up all my gadgets simultaneously, saving me time and hassle. The built-in smart IC chip ensures safe and efficient charging, while the LED indicator lights provide real-time status updates. From smartphones to tablets and everything in between, this charging station has become an indispensable part of my daily routine. If you're looking for a reliable and convenient solution to keep your devices charged and organized, look no further than this remarkable charging station!

This is a great little 6 port charger, particularly if you have a laptop or other up to 65W USBc device you need to power. Construction feels solid with no loose or mis-aligned bits. The detachable AC power cord fits nice and snuggly into it so very unlikely to wiggle loose on its own (a problem I've had with other brand units). It's a bit larger in size than another similar 6-port charger that I have; but that other one only supports a max of 20Watts per port, so it makes sense that this unit would be slightly larger given that it supports 65W on the top USBc port, 25W each on the other 2 USBc ports, and 15W each on the 3 USB-A ports. Had it feeding power to my MacBook Pro and can see on a power meter that it was providing the full promised 65W, added a couple of other devices that were drawing ~10W each and let those run for a few hours and the charging block, as would be expected, became warm to the touch - but only moderately in my opinion. One minor improvement that I could see -- as the pictures show, the box that it came in has a very nice clear visual on how much power each port can provide; however, it would be nice to have that on the actual charger block itself. The 65W port is labeled as such, but it is very faint and thus hard to read and the required agency labeling on the bottom which describes the capabilities of each port is very small print and thus is nearly un-readable and the faintness and resolution of the printing is such that even when magnified it is nearly un-readable. This is being nit-picky, so I'm not taking any stars away for that because it appears functionally excellent.

Workes great as a fast charger. Doesn't charge some older items but worth the price for what it does.

I bought this charger block mainly for travel and portable computing in order to reduce the number of other bricks and blocks I usually have to bring. In addition to charging my phone and camera (batteries), I wanted to charge my Dell laptop (uses a 65w brick) and an old Dell tablet (uses 24w brick) that I use as a second monitor. As for the block itself, it feels very solid and well made. It uses GaN3 which is apparently the latest GaN iteration at this time. It has FCC and CE certification. (Many charger blocks have no apparent certification. Some have IEC certification, which this does not, but I don't know what's best). I liked the idea of the charger blocks which have the foldable plug, but I decided to go with this corded format so I don't have to be plugging in cords into a floor level plug. While I plan to use this for travel, I decided against getting a travel adapter, since they again are at floor level and tend to fall out of the socket once you start plugging too much stuff into them. As far as I can tell, the device is delivering the advertised 160 watts (USB-C at 65, 25, 25 and USB-A at 15, 15, 15.) These seem to be consistent apart from how many devices are plugged in. (Some blocks shift watts around when multiple devices are plugged in.) It is easy to remember which is the 65w USB-C port, because it has an orange connector and the other two USB-Cs are blue. I got a good 100w USB-C to USB-C cord for the 65w laptop, and it works without issue. The old Dell 24w tablet, however, generates a popup warning saying that the block is not delivering sufficient power. The original brick and cord had a USB-A connector to the brick with a mini-USB to the tablet. If I connect the cord to the USB-A on this block (at 15w), I was expecting the warning. If I use a little USB-A to USB-C adapter and plug into either of the USB-C ports on this charger, I still get the warning, however. Either things don't work the same with the adapter or Dell may have some proprietary deal when it knows that a non-Dell power source is being used. All in all, I am sufficiently happy with this block and will be keeping it.

Love this charger! Bought one for my girlfriend’s chrome book and wound up buying 2 more for other areas of the house to charge just about everything! Highly recommend this if you’re looking for a quick charger that can handle multiple devices simultaneously and with enough power to allow all 5 ports to run at max at same time.

One of the best products I have purchased, charges phones are very quickly no issues at all. Compact and easy to travel with and does exactly what it says it will do.

This is an excellent product for the price and is working great for me so far. I've charged my phone, tablet, and USB-C connected laptop, and all of them charged in a reasonable amount of time. Pros: Design, size, quality, seller communication and customer care. That last item is key for me, because while I rarely need support it's important to know they are there and reply to inquiries and questions. Cons: Not much here, but I'd like to see white text for the port labels so it stands out more (there's a diagram included with the documentation though) and the speed isn't as fast as factory chargers but it's more than sufficient so no worries there for me. All in all, this works well for my needs, and fits snugly into the charging station part of my desk!