USB C Charger，185W 8-Port USB C Charging Station， USB C Wall Fast Charger with 2 Pack USB C Cable，Compatible with MacBook Pro/Air, iPad Pro,iPhone 14 13 12 Pro Max,Galaxy,Steam Deck.ect

If you are trying to find a space saver that organizes your working desktop, this is the one and do not look at elsewhere! It has 3 usb a and 5 usb c port, enough to make your working space nice and neat! I only use 4 ports now but I am going to use more ports to charge my second screen and my earbud. All the output specs are clearly labeled on the back of the device. This is exactly what I want and you cannot expect more from it. Very recommended and great value!

This is a great charger that has allowed me to hook up all my devices with ease. It's compact, fast, and can handle all my devices. It's a lifesaver for all the tech-savvy people out there. I highly recommend this multi charger for anyone .

I cannot seem to find a multiport charger that will put out the voltage on each port that is advertised. It would seem the primary port (USB-C 1) does get 65W -- this is what I have seen on other chargers. However, the second port on this one (with every port having a wire plugged in, but only one of them having a device attached) maxed out at 15W -- not 35W.I connected USB-C port 1 (marked 65W) to my MacBook Pro (got 65W charging) and USB-C port 2 (marked 35W) to my MacBook Air. The MacBookPro drew 65W and the MacBook Air could only get 15W max (sometimes less) -- no other devices were plugged in.Then I swapped the two cables and the MacBook Air drew 40W to 45W off the USB-C #1 port and the MacBook Pro drew only 15W off the USB-C #2 port.The moral of the story: It seems that the first port on these things always seems to get 65W. It is anybody's guess what kind of power you will get from the other ports.

Nice quality charging station that will let you get rid of some of those bricks and plug directly into this device for power. This has cleaned up my desk quite a bit being able to plug into one place. Feels like a very solid device and well made. Great way to organize those wires and devices.

Pros: Can charge a 65-Watt tablet and multiple devices at the same time PD (power delivery) technology - provides only the amount of power the devices requires Includes 1x USB-C and 1x USB-Thunderbolt cable (both 35W max)Cons: 65w Output max on main C1 portItem of note: Many USB cables can't handle the wattage. I tested with a 100W rated Cable.Max Output from C1 is 65W (watts) from the C1 port. MacBook Pros use 100W. Some older tablets/laptops use 65W, which will support fast charging.Ports C2-C5 put out 35W max per port or 70W total on all ports. That means if you tried to charge 4x iPhone 14s at the same time, the power would be reduced to 17.5W per port. The good news is that it is dynamic, meaning it will adjust voltage as needed. So if one phone is fully charged, therefore drawing less power, the other ports would get more power.The three USB Type-A ports put out a max of 50W; however, the QC (Quick Charge) port is max 18W and the other ports A2/3 are 12W each max out. Only the first port supports QC.Across the board all voltage drawn will be 135W max. This power supply will reduce the amount of power each device gets to meet that, but I am not sure how it determines which port gets reduced power.Bottom Line: Will take the place of multiple power chargers in one package. Again, please note that it is 65W out on C1 maximum. Newer devices, like a MacBook Pro require 100W or more. Even then some brands, such as Dell, won't allow max output from 3rd-party chargers restricting 100W chargers to 65W.

This charger has 8 ports to address most any device that requires charging. I use mine to charge my Bluetooth devices, under counter lights, flashlights and of course phones, watches and anything else that uses USB charging ports. I like that I can charge several devices at once. It is nice to have one box charging all devices in one place. I used to have a large power strip with a bunch of wall warts to do that job. This setup is a lot neater. One thing I found that I thought was little odd was that they did not include anything in writing with this item. I expected to at least see a pamphlet type manual and/or a spec. sheet. Overall, I am happy with this product.

So there really isn't much to say other than the fact this block is compact, all the charging ports are sturdy and firm and tight to push a USB cable into. No wiggle or wobble means less wear and tear on the port which is a really good thing. Wiggle and wobble on a USB port can wear out connections and eventially break the connections, stopping them from functioning. It's compact and is quite heavy compared to other similar charging systems similar to it. The Gallium Nitride GaN is needed for a powerhouse like this unit. I will say that I have only used USB type C cables that actually show on one end the amount of wattage going into the device so far and I have a Lenovo ThinkPad for work that I charge from this unit as well as a 2021 iPad Pro, a Fold 3, Steam Deck, and a variety of other devices. And they ALL simultaneously receive pretty much just the power they need and it works wonderfully.

Overall this is a really well made charger for your devices and is also very high performing. Right out of the box you will be able to feel the weight and firmness of the charger, this is not a flimsy piece of plastic. With more charging ports than I could possibly ever use at once, this charger can handle it all. I charged my phones, laptop, earbuds and watch all at the same time, all in fast charging mode and all with no issues. It's a little larger than your normal multi-port charger but it is still portable and wont take up too much space in your pack or suitcase. Highly Recommended!