128W USB C Wall Charger,GaN III 3-Port Fast Charging Station,PD QC Foldable Charger Block Portable 65W Laptop Adapter for MacBook Pro/Air,iPad Pro,Galaxy S23,Dell XPS 13,iPhone 17/16/Pro etc

I recently purchased the 128W USB C Wall Charger because I needed something that could charge my phone fast and still charge other electrical devices. Now, it has quickly become an essential part of my tech setup. Here’s why: Fast Charging Powerhouse: This charger is a beast for quick charging. With GaN III technology and a total output of 128W, it quickly powers up all my devices. The charging speed is impressive, whether I’m charging my Surface Pro 8 or Galaxy S24. Versatility and Port Options: One of the standout features is the three-port design. The combination of USB-C and USB-A ports allows me to charge multiple devices simultaneously. I frequently travel in airports and hotels, so the charger is particularly useful when traveling or working with several gadgets simultaneously. The 65W output for laptops ensures that even power-hungry devices like Surface Pro 8 stay efficiently charged. Portability and Design: The foldable prongs make this charger exceptionally portable. Its compact size allows it to fit easily into my bag without occupying too much space, and the foldable design helps prevent any damage to the prongs. The sleek black finish with subtle silver accents adds a stylish touch, making it a practical choice for those concerned about aesthetics. Compatibility: I’ve tested this charger with various devices, including my Surface Pro 8, Galaxy S24, and even a friend’s Nintendo Switch. It handled all of them with ease, showcasing its wide compatibility. Just a heads up, I had to buy a different cord to use it with my Surface Pro 8 since Microsoft has a specific charger for the Surface Pro 8. Safety and Reliability: I appreciate the built-in safety features, such as overcurrent and overvoltage protection. Knowing that my devices are safe while charging gives me peace of mind. Usually, you have to worry about overcharging, which can decrease the battery life of your electronic devices. Conclusion: Overall, the 128W USB C Wall Charger for the price is an excellent investment for anyone needing a powerful, versatile, and portable charging solution. It delivers on its promises and exceeds expectations in terms of performance and design. I highly recommend it!

This is the real thing... it charges like a line backer.

This USB wall charger has been a real game changer for me. I am finally realizing just how much faster many of my devices can be charged when provided the higher wattage that this charger offers. Not all devices can benefit from higher wattage but most of the newer ones certainly do. Especially those devices that have higher amp hour batteries. If I plug in a device that cannot benefit for the higher wattage my device will just charge at its normal rate. The 3 charging ports add functionality for charging 3 devices at once, and the 2 USB-C & one USB-2 add versatility, so you're covered in any situation. It appears to be a high quality item with very close tolerances and actually has some weight to it. It's hard to get excited by a 'wall-wart' charger but this thing is great and it gets a real workout with all of the devices I have to charge endlessly. It is virtually always working hard for me and its still going strong. I think its a good value and a fair price for a quality charger, so I highly recommend it.

We own four of these now. My wife and I each have one by our bed and one in our travel bags for work. It's able to charge a laptop, and your phone, watch, or anything else. Could it have more USB outlets? Sure, would it be bigger than it is? Yes. And the compact size is what makes it so great for traveling. I'm a big fan of this and would recommend to someone.

In case they update the product specs, I am including a screenshot of what they claim: on USB-C port 1: 65W on USB-C port 2: 45W on USB-A port 3: 18W These are absolutely false advertising. I tested this unit with a USB-C meter on port 1 and port 2. In order to deliver 45W under the USB-C specs, you have to be able to provide 20V. But Port 2 was limited to 12V, and worked very sporadically if Port 1 is in use. When using port 1 by itself, I was able to provide power to devices requiring 20V (laptops etc). When using port 2 by itself, those same devices would not be powered, and the meter would show it was trying really hard to deliver power at 12V. When using port 1 and then plugging a device into port 2, both ports would momentarily flicker as trying to provide power, and then would lose power and try to reset. This loop continued. The only reason I was interested in this adapter is its claims to provide 45+W to two separate USB-C ports simultaneously. It might work for lower power devices on the second port like a phone while powering a high power device on port 1...I didn't even try. But even in that situation I'd personally stay away. If they lie about the specs I don't trust them. In short this is a piece of junk. Better to stick with reputable brands. I've bought multiple anker and ugreen adapters before and they have always performed flawlessly.

Overall 4 out of 5. Would I recommend or buy again, yes. …[Will update in the future if anything stops working or issues arise] Tldr: does what it says, but is slightly less power than advertised. Not a big issue, simply because its not off by alot. But is worth noting. Review: I just received mine today and have used it for less than an hr. Wanted to see if it actually does output the correct wattage. I dont have the most scientific tools or method but im using this gan charger, a 60watt non gan charger and a portable charger that outputs 100watts. I plugged my macbook into each charger to see how long system says it needs to charge to full. Obviously this review isnt about longevity or durability since i havent had it long. Just wanted to see if it could charge like it says. [Also i didnt test using multiple ports at the same time simply cause that application doesnt really matter to me, and i expect things to charge slower the more devices i plug in simultaneously.] Anyways… Starting at 55(ish)% charge. My old charger told me 1hr 50 mins to full. My portable gave me 1hr and 10 mins. This product (128 gan charger) gave me 1 hr 58 mins. Now the description says its 65 watts from each port but ive tried charging it with different cables and switching ports (both on the charger and on my mac), but same result every time. Somehow my older 60 watt charger still outputs energy faster than this one. To be fair it could also just be this charger is “smarter” than my old one and is purposely limiting how much to output, also my mac isnt in the lowest possible charge state to take advantage of more unused speed. Could i get more equipment to test it properly, sure. But honestly the difference is negligible 5-10 mins at most and roughly 5watts of missing energy (on paper at least). This charger is cheaper than old one and has more ports, so all in all it’s perfectly fine and usable. Just a tinge under its stated capabilities. Could also be my unit. But 10 mins faster charger isnt going to change much to me, especially when what i charge most often (ipad/phone/switch) cant take 60+watts of power anyway. Recap: Great charger. Gets 95% of what it advertised, just not exact. Not a dealbreaker just a small note for those who might care. Also this product didnt have much reviews or engagement simply because its not a big name product. So i thought id leave my thoughts here just to help validate anyone thinking of picking it up and for myself to see if some of these small off-brand companies are worth buying from. Totally worth it imo.

Works great and charges at great at advertised speeds when using the higher wattage cables.

It fits snug in my power strip, the ports are all snug. A someone wrote before me, the retractable US wall socket blades snap and lock tight-- unlike Anker products. I wanted this higher watt charger so I could truly power up multiple devices, and not have 2nd or 3rd port downgraded to some low 20 watt output. I'm still figuring out how the super increased power delivery works well with my Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra device. not the newest but still pretty new. I knew from reading and prior knowledge that Samsung phones build in a protecting circuit that prevents your phone from getting current overnight past the 85% mark. Samsung engineers set that as their max so as to not negatively impact battery life -- which happens mostly by charging phone all way to 100, leaving it plugged in, and this really cripples your battery lifetime. Point is, maybe i hadn't really paid close attention before to my prior chargers -- for sure they also could not overcharge my Samsung phones, but with this device, it charges so fast comparatively speaking, that I plug it in at night before I go to bed... but often by time I'm shutting off my lights to finally go to bed, the phone is already up to 85% (max)... But we don't have to unplug the cord when it hits it's "Samsung Max charge", because both the power charger AND the samsung phone speak to each other over USB-C -- Samsung phone won't ALLOW more charge, and this power charger won't ALLOW more power to flow into the phone port. So it's worry free, and you just leave the cord in and the whole night it's never getting any current once at 85%. What I still haven't figured out yet is how to distribute the outputs to 2 other devices (total 3). I will have a number of surplus chargers I can do away with now, to get the core things done every night at one convenient hub by bed -- phone, bluetooth devices (headphones), tablet device. Jeez that was way too verbose.