USB C Charger, AUKEY Omnia 65W 2-Port Fast Charger for New iPhone/Macbook Pro with GaNFast Technology, PD Charger and USB C Wall Charger for Macbook Pro 13"/15",iPhone 11 Pro Max,iPad Pro 2020,Switch

This charger works as it is described -- fast, multiple devices and it works well....BUT, if you leave your MacBook (Pro) it will charge it to 100% and keep turning your laptop on and off with the 'smart' charge function turns on and off...this means you will hear your laptop do the 'Power Chime' NON STOP (10 second intervals) until you unplug the charger. This can be very annoying when you are trying to sleep/rest/have the laptop next to you in idle mode.

Seems to fast charge an iPad but won't charge Note 20 Ultra at maximum wattage. Advertised to be able to surpass the maximum wattage of the latter and intelligently switch power output, but not sure it is doing that. Disappointing at this price point, no point in buying to replace or supplement the stock charger.

I have quite a number of multi-port chargers around the house for various reasons some, with as many as 15 or so ports. This little 2-trick pony is exactly what I needed for the space that I had to use it in. And as a 65W GaN charger, it gets the job done in no time flat. Aukey is like TaoTronics and Anker, 3 companies that have transitioned from small-time companies to companies with a fairly vast array of quality devices.

I've contacted Amazon regarding a refund and was referred to the company website. I contacted them maybe 3 days ago and haven't received a response.I had my iPad plugged in and charging. My iPhone cable was also attached to the brick but my phone was not plugged in at the time. After charging for a few minutes, the excitement began. In quick succession (before I could unplug it from the wall), the charging brick began to spark and arc with a notible sputtering sound. There was a louder pop sound, which I imagine is some sort of internal fuse, and my items stopped charging.I changed cables and outlets and other bricks to trouble shoot as Amazon asked. But the scorch marks emanating from the inside of the charger brick speak pretty loudly.I would not recommend this item.I was planning on using this for work and travel. It's a little of an exaggeration, but this could've cost me my job.

This AUKEY wall charger is amazing. I am comparing this to the Anker PD 2 and my 87W macbook pro charger. I use this for traveling when the macbook charger is too bulky. Plus with it I dont even need a wall charger for my phone or apple watch. I previously purchased an Anker PD 2 for this task but at 30W it wasnt cutting it with my macbook pro 15". The battery would slowly drop while using the Anker. The Aukey on the otherhand, at 65W keeps the macbook pro 15" at 100% even while streaming youtube to the hotel tv. It doesnt even get hot charging my macbook pro from low percentage. See my photos, the AUKEY is much smaller then the Anker. Impressive for the price and feels well made.

Just received this charger and am blown away by how fast it charges my iPhone 12 Pro! Much faster than my ordinary charger and am thankful to have the ability to charge my iPhone 12 and other family members can use the older USB charge port at same time. The charger appears to work fastest when only one device is plugged in, but even with both ports plugged in, the speed is still much faster than the ordinary iPhone charger! Very pleased with this charger thus far.

This charger has worked great for the short time I've had it. It charges my Surface Pro fast without getting too hot. It is half the size and about 2/3rds the weight of the original charger, which makes carrying it easier. One has to buy a special USB-C to Surface adapter cord of course, but it is well worth it for the compact size. One can also charge a phone at the same time using the USB-A port.

Ordered it and used it around Christmas it is the end of April so all of a sudden the charger started smoking and melted a portion of it and the GFI outlet that it was plugged in to. Called an electrician they said if no one was home the charger would have burnt the house down, the GFI outlet test fine Even after the damage. So thank you for almost burning down my house and choosing me hundreds in electrician

I’m on hiatus from writing reviews but just had to do this one.Size, VERY SMALL. Finally a charger that uses GaN tech AND takes advantage of the size. This will be my go-to charger.Output, actually 65w (ok... a little less) PD capable of running and charging my MacBook Pro. If you use the USB-A port, the output is lower but still charges.Fit and finish is great and if you fold in the prongs, this will disappear into your bag. I used to keep the 30w Apple USB-C charger but now replaced it with this since it’s small AND also charges USB-A.Fab!

This product is really good, period. It's form factor is really tiny, about half the size of the original included charge that comes with the MacBook Pro. It charges my MacBook Pro really quickly. I am currently on vacation and when packing I was really debating if I should leave this charger at home and bring my OEM charger but then I didn't really want to carry much on the trip as this charger can charge both of my phone and Mac at the same time. Honestly I think it's great especially for travel. I'll definitely carry this around when I go back to school.

Very compact in size, and the build quality of the plastic is great! Has some heft to it despite the small size.Losses one star due to the compatibility of the phone. For some reason my pixel 3 doesn't show fast charging just normal speed. But works well with Apple products.I am keeping it because it would work well for travel charging phone and laptop.

As far as I'm concerned there is nothing to dislike about this unit.I use it to power my Chromecast with Google tv through an Anker 7 in one hub.So far it works flawlessly.A happy camper.

Used it to charge my Lenovo P14S laptop for a while. Overall, it's good product as 3rd party laptop charger, I like it. In Lenovo Vantage, it's showing the charging voltage is 60W, which is a little bit lower than 65W. The real thing bothers me is it doesn't work with my current type C hub, not sure if it's the problem coming from the this charger or my hub itself.