120W USB C Charger Plug 3-Port Gan Fast Charger PD3.0 Type C Power Adapter Compatible with MacBook Pro/Air, iPad Pro, iPhone 14 13/pro, Galaxy S22/S21, Pixel 6, Matebook, Lenovo, Dell, HP and More

3 devices can be charged from one socket is a big plus and although chunky, would mean you can cut down on extra chargers when travelling. Power is sufficient for laptop - caveat: use decent cables - and simultaneously with fast phone charging. Have bought extras for family although I think it's a shade expensive. I

Super fast charger, does a full charge in under an hour

VUOHOEG USB C Charger Plug, 65W 3-Port GaN Type C Fast Wall Power Adapter .......Brand: VUOHOEGA lot of the chargers now days have just either USB-A or USB-C and I would guess most people have a mixture of both types for their devices. This charger is very useful in that it has both USB-A and USB-C ports so you can use on either type, (or both at once if you like). One thing to remember is that the total output power of 65 watts is shared between the ports, so if you have two devices on USB-C and both capable of drawing 65 watts, you will only get 32.5 watts per device, similarly if using the USB-A port, this will only give a maximum of 30 watts, again it would be a share of the other ports if they are also in use. One thing this did that other 3rd party chargers I have don’t do, is that it recognised my Samsung phone on the USB-A port and charged at maximum rate. Not others have done this before other than my genuine Samsung charger.Comes in a plain cardboard box, no cables, has standard UK 3 pin connection.Quite a powerful triple port charger very useful with both A and C USB options.

The Vuohoeg charger has two USB-C PD ports and one USB-A QC port, it is a reasonable size given the power rating and the number of ports. It is one of the newer GaN type chargers which are supposed to be more efficient and produce less heat.The charger claims that it can provide 65W of power, however this can only be achieved if your device supports it and you use only one of the two USB-C ports with nothing plugged into the USB-A port.The USB type A port, if used as the sole charging port, will provide upto 30W of power, if you use more than one port for charging, then you can get 45W of power from one of the USB-C (PD) ports and a maximum of 18W shared between the other two ports..I don’t have any devices that can take 65W of power, my Galaxy S22 took almost 29W from the USB-C port which is pretty good, there is a faster charge settings in my phone’s menu but it may shorten battery life if I use it. Using the same phone on the USB-A port resulted in 23W of power being drawn, using both USB-C ports together resulted in a 46W of power being drawn and when all 3 ports were used I managed to draw 44W of power.I sympathise with people who claim that this charger is not charging their phones quickly, when I tried my Mi10 phone, which is QC3 compatible, in the USB-A port, I could not draw more than 10W of power even though it was the only device plugged in. Sometimes the USB testers can interfere with the results so I reverted to a mains power tester and the results were the same.I have been testing a few chargers, some work with anything you throw at them and some, like this one, can be selective about which devices they will fast charge.Apart from the problem with my Mi10 phone, this charger performed well, it was quiet and only ever got warm even when drawing 46W.

The media could not be loaded.  Bought to charge my phone quicklyMy phone support fast charging up to 25wCharge the phone as fast as my 15w chargerSo no point

I have a 2014 HP Envy 15.6 Inch Laptop, Core i5. It has a bulky heavy charger which is not very portable. After I received this 65-watt charger, I had an idea. The Laptop's Charger is 65 watts so I could use this compact light wall charger. I just needed to get the charging tip. So I checked Amazon and found that there is a small adapter for my Laptop. The USB 3.1 Type C USB-C to DC 4.5 x 3.0 mm Adapter Emulator was equal to the task.My Laptop does charge very slow with a warning if connected to a low power charger, like the OEM 35 watts Charger. This wall charger paired with the emulator charges the laptop about as fast as the OEM traditional charger. So now I can carry one charger to charge my Laptop and Smartphone.

"Long Story Short"Charges very fastGreat for any device compatible with this fast chargingGood pieceValue for money 10 out of 10

Ideal when you have various charging plugs to have this handy combined unit. Fast charges devices. Does the job. Very happy.