Satechi 200W 6-Port GaN Charging Station – 2X 140W USB C and 4X USB C, Fast Charging Travel Charger for Multiple Devices, Apple and Most Thunderbolt Devices

This is such a well-built product and very efficient for powering all my devices, including my MacBook Air 15". Love this unit! Satechi is known for their well built products. Love it! HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS!!!!!

With USB-C becoming the de-facto standard for phones and electronic devices, I have this installed right next to my MacBook. This charging station is amazingly fast with multiple ports and I have noticed my phone actually charges way faster than my standard charger. It is small enough that I can take it on my travels but I have not done so, so far. I doubt I will take it traveling as I have plenty of other units that will do the job. This sits on my desk and looks very nice to boot, matching my MacBook perfectly.

It does precisely what it says: charge one to four devices quickly and with flexible outputs depending on how many devices you connect simultaneously. It now lives in my briefcase full time along with cables. It's a touch heavy for a briefcase, but the performance is worth it.

Bought the 165w version for my trip to Japan and it worked very well for the trip. I'm now using it for my main charger for my tablet and phone at the same time and it works perfectly. The charging is very fast and I was happy to see that it doesn't seem to restart charging to all devices when a new device is plugged in.

Was looking for a reliable multiport USB-C charger with GaN and this is almost perfect. I have a lot of tech at my desk that needs chargers and instead of having 6 individual chargers/charging bricks, I just have this.My setup is:1. MacBook Pro 16" laptop (connected to KVM switch)2. Anker PowerWave Go 3-in-1 charger (for wireless charging iPhone, Apple Watch, and Airpods)3. iVanky Steam deck dock4. iPad5. iPhone6. Open for whatever accessory needs charging (mouse/keyboard/bluetooth speaker)One issue is that as soon as you plug in a new device, it seems when the charger changes the wattage based on how many devices are plugged in, it affects my KVM switch and causes it to switch to a different input. For example, I plug in my mouse to charge, and the Satechi changes the wattages, and for a moment my KVM switch switches input because it thinks my laptop is no longer attached to power. It's just a momentary thing, but over the span of a day when I'm plugging in and unplugging my phone or other devices, it adds up.Other than that, I'm very satisfied. I love the stand to make it vertical as it saves desk space. It provides all the power I need for all my devices. No coil whine noticed and it gets warm, but not hot to touch. Amazing value if you need a 6 USB-C port charger!

I have two of these and they work well. I don't love the plastic stand as it doesn't grip my table top, so I use it lying flat instead.

The media could not be loaded. Will not charge my Dell XPS 15 laptop, which is the main reason I got this. Tried with multiple 100W-capable cables from different manufacturers, and a 60W-capable cable, it makes no difference. It also refuses to charge my EGO PAD5000 inverter which has 100W input. It will only charge my non-100W-capable devices such as my MacBook Air and cell phone. I was sent a replacement charger that has the exact same problem, so it seems to be a general compatibility issue with this Satechi model. For comparison, I have a Baseus 100W charger that works fine with both devices, as demonstrated in the provided video. I used a cable with a built-in display to show what's happening but the same behavior exists with regular cables.

Well worth what I paid. I wasn't expecting it to be as well constructed or for it to have such consistent voltages.