200W USB-C 5-Port GaN Fast Charger with LCD Display, 3 USB-C and 2 USB-A Ports, PD3.0 100W, QC3.0, Desktop Power Station for Laptops, Phones, Tablets, and More..

Not only do I get to leave all the individual chargers behind, I get to monitor in real time what volts and amps each device is drawing. Works great. My usual load is a 95 watt laptop, a wifi hotspot, my phone and sometimes an iPad. The unit is merely warm, not nearly as hot as the oem laptop charger which was powering only the computer. And it's only slightly larger than the laptop charger.I did have to make a compromise with this charger. It uses PD 3.0, which maxes out at 100 watts for any individual device plugged into it (200 watts max for all the devices together). I would have preferred the more current PD 3.1 which would have handled 140 Watts max per device, but couldn't find one in this small form factor that included a power display screen. And the display SO useful.I'm happy. It meets all my needs with power to spare. But if you have a power hungry work station, be sure to check the individual outputs will work for you and not just the max combined output. This goes for any multi charger you buy.Note: I was originally sent a box with a unit that worked but was minus the promised the USB cord and had some missing padding. I assume it was a return or open box being sold as new. Amazon responded immediately, sending me a new unit in 2 days and returning the original was as simple as dropping it at a UPS store and scanning a QR code.

There's nothing I've needed to charge that this haven't been able to deliver. Phones, laptops, tablets, drone batteries, all charged fast in minimum time. To travel with it, an electronics pouch is advised. It's strong and functions well with many devices.

Wanted a charge that could do the job for charging Samsung phones and iPADS and not get those annoying message about slow charging. The USB-C ports do the job and do it well. The display screen tells you exactly how much power each device is drawing, a convenient feature. The included USB-C power cord is well constructed and probably works with PCs, it does not work on iPADs. I have not charged a PC with my unit as MS Surface uses an annoying proprietary interface.I have taken it for travel, but the weight is annoying for anyone traveling with cameras and PCs as this is noticeably heavy. If you can leave your PC brick behind, perhaps it would be more appealing. I would buy it again because it has the power to simultaneously charge 3 devices at high power at the same time. This also explains the weight as the power supply is obviously the issue with the weight.

Perfect size and format for most of my charging needs in my library, but I found it would not charge my Bose Soundlink speakers — it does not detect them where all my other chargers do. The speaker draws a measly 7W, but this device will not provide any charge, not even through a USB-A->USB-C adapter. A diagnostic device shows the voltage, but no current (the speakers eventually exhaust the batter and turn off when connected to this charger). So far that’s been the only problem, but it’s enough that it is useless where I intended to put it. Native USB-C devices do well, however, and it’s been moved to another location with less varied demands.

I carry this in my main backpack. I powers my Dell XPS 17" laptop, iPad, iPhone, and more without worries. There are similar products that do that already, but what sets this apart is that each port's Volts, Amps and Watts are displayed right there for you to ensure proper charging and cabling. My laptops for example require more that 60 watts, and that requires special USB-C cables, which is almost impossible to tell whether you have the right ones. With this I am guaranteed, that they charging is occurring at its best rate.

I have several super-fast Samsung portable power banks, and I wanted something that could rapidly charge them simultaneously, especially when traveling when opportunities to plug in can be limited. This thing is solid, and I love the display screen which shows exactly how much power each device is receiving at any given moment. The power banks will charge at their fastest rate, around 24 watts usually. I love that it will charge pretty much any device you might encounter, as fast as the recipient device is capable of taking a charge. This thing us beefy, and it's rock solid. Like seriously, it feels about as heavy as a rock its size. It feels dependable.