USB C Fast Charger, ELECJET 65W 3-Port Pocket-Sized PD GaN Wall Charger for MacBook 13 iPhone 12 iPad Pro, Compatible with MacBook 60W, Dell Lenovo 65 Watt Laptop, Samsung 45W USBC Super Fast Charger

This thing has charged everything I plugged into it quickly and efficiently. I've tried a Dell 65W laptop, a Lenovo 45W laptop, a OnePlus 8 5g, iPhone 8, and iPhone 13. No issues. Be aware that for products with a brand-specific charging system like OnePlus, it will charge slightly slower because the device is specifically downgrading the power from the charger. This isn't the fault of the charger.

I travel a lot and as a result, I have tried out many different models of chargers (small, large, more power, less power, etc.), looking for the best mix of features. Until now, the best charger for me has been the Ravpower 65W USB-C and USB-A combo. It was my go-to charger for 95% of my needs, because it's compact, includes two different type of charging ports (making it universally compatible), and has just the right amount of power to satisfy most of my needs. What could be better? How about a device that is equal in power, is more compact, and wait for it, has 3 power ports to boot! What's not to like?Don't get me wrong, there are instances when I need 100 watts to charge a different laptop, but the vast majority of time, the 45 watt allocation to the USB-C port is just right for what I use most often...a Dell XPS 9730, and the USB-A charges my Samsung Note 9 in fast charge mode at the same time. When I don't need both ports, the USB-A comes in handy for charging other devices like a tablet, my GF's iphone, or a GoPro camera, etc., because it universally accepts the charging cable used by the vast majority of devices in existence.I have a 90 watt version of the Ravpower, but it has two USB-C ports, so it's not as universally compatible, nor as compact. I have looked at a few new 100+ watt compact chargers with mix of USB-C and USB-A ports, but upon closer inspection, I discovered that some only allocate 12 watts to the USB-A port, or they do not use the PD3 or QC3 power charging standards. This means it will not charge my phone in fast mode, so that's a no-go for me. I will keep on looking.There are other 3 port models than the Elecjet, but of the ones I tested (Jovno, Uplayteck), the others had a glitch and they only allocated 40 watts of power to the USB-C1 port when more than one device is connected. That is 5 watts less than what my laptop needs, so the laptop gives me a message, "slow charger" when I use them. Not so with the Elecjet, because it allocates 45 watts to USB-C1. The only other charger worth mentioning is the Hapwr which has 2 ports but is even more compact than the Elecjet.Lastly, I did notice a design element of these 3 port chargers that should be considered. The power distribution is not perfect. When one device is connected, full power is available on every port. However, when more than one device is connected, they distribute the majority of power to the USB-C1 port. That means if you plug your laptop into the USB-C2 port, when you plug in another device, the USB-C2 port will stop charging. If you start with your laptop in USB-C1, then there won't be an issue plugging in additional devices. Keep in mind that power distribution means the more devices you plug in, the less power is available to each of the secondary shared devices. Meaning you can charge three devices, but two of them will share 18 watts of power.

I was surprised with the weight of the cube and I would assume that’s why it charges your phone so quick because this thing is built solid. Seeing as Apple makes you pay for their cube these days I’d rather spend that money on this and charge my phone in half the time. Just my opinion.

[Note: The charger I received has a "Real Graphene" logo on it (instead of "Elecjet"). Elecjet merged with Real Graphene in 2021 I think.]This Elecjet wall; charger has a lot going for it. It has three charging ports (2 USB-C and one USB-A; it's very compact (GaN type with folding wall prongs); it's powerful enough to charge most modern mobile devices (phones, tablets, laptops, etc.); and it supports the latest fast charging tech (PPS).However, I can't honestly give this a five star rating because I find that the wall prongs for this charger don't fit tightly enough into the electrical outlet on my wall to adequately support the weight of the charger (the charger is a long rectangular shape and sticks out of the wall outlet quite a bit). As a result, the charger can fall out of the outlet pretty easily even when only lightly jostled. Definitely annoying. This isn't a problem, however. if you plug it into a power outlet (like on a surge protector) that's on the floor.

Fingers crossed that this continues to work great as it has on my last vacation. I wanted a small portable charger that was capable of charging all my devices, which included a Lenovo Laptop, Lenovo Chromebook tablet, Samsung phone, iPhone, Nintendo Switch, wireless Bluetooth headphones, and a few more misc. items. I had so many things that I didn't want a huge power brick as well. This beautifully charged everything, as long as you knew it's limitations. For example, don't expect two high power devices to be charged at the same time quickly (Switch and Laptop for example). I didn't know the brand before and took a chance. Glad I did. It does get quite warm when charging, which other chargers do as well to some extent. It's form factor can also be a bit of a challenge in some hotels where the outlets are very worn. It's quite a bit longer than other chargers and can slip out if not careful. However, for the price, you'll have a hard time finding a better unit.

This thing is super powerful in a small package. Really useful during travel or in your work bag. Smaller than most chargers that comes with your PC (or MAC), yet more powerful, this little charger is all metal and really well built. Supporting PD-PPS, it is charging my Galaxy Tab S7+ in Samsung "Super fast charging 2.0" mode (5A or so). It support a lot of other charging mode, so it will be optimal for many of your devices. Even my OnePlus 7T charge at 3 amps with it (on the USB-A port). Not as fast as the OnePlus charger, but quit fast enough to bring only one charger in my bag. It also charge my Microsoft Surface Laptop 3 via USB-C faster than the charger that comes with it (60 W) Highly recommended!

I didn't find much information if this worked on Tab S7+ but it does perfectly for super fast charging. 0 to 100% in about 1.5hrs. Slows down as expected around 80%. Gets a little warm quickly but considering the high watts output this is normal.

I asked a question of it comes with a cable and 3 people said no -- mine DID come with a cable, about 4.5 feet long. It charged my laptop about 45 Wh in an hour and a half while being used -- I am happy with the performance. It got a bit warm, but not concerningly. It's a bit heavy, but very compact.

It works! At 130g, the charger isn't the lightest out there, but the build is solid and the prongs aren't loose when unfolded. It successfully fast-charges my Asus laptop.There is only one quibble. The plug isn't polarized so you can insert it in either orientation. But due to how the plug is positioned when unfolded, the charger must be "upside down" in order to be flush with the outlet.

After i got their car charger which was of a very high quality I had a high expectations for this one and its exaclty as i imagined it. Guys cut no corners at all, everything in this product screams quality, starting from the package and small manual printing and all the way to the charger itself. If you want some good multi port charger with super fast charging for latest galaxy phones look no further.