Max 65W GaN Charger 3-Port USB C Wall Charger Fast Charging Compatible with Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra S23 S23+ S22 S22 Ultra S22+ S21 S20 Z Fold 5 Z Flip 5 Earbuds Laptops with 2 USB-C Cable 6FT

I'm always careful when it comes to chargers and their stated max output so I tend to independently measure the amount of power they are actually giving out with a separate wattage detector and also with a USB-C cable that tells me the amount of power that is actively going to my device. I'm happy to report that this charger definitely can reach up to 65W and I' haven't had any issues charging my Asus ROG Ally. For those that don't know the ROG Ally requires 65W in order to enter Turbo mode for higher framerates, and not all chargers can hit this wattage.The size of this charger may not be for everyone, since it is somewhat long so if you're trying to use this behind a bed or furniture, then it may just stick out a little too much. The charger does have 3 ports and if you want max output you cannot have 3 devices plugged in at the same time. I noticed the wattage changes depending on how what connections you have plugged in so be aware of this. I also appreciate that it brought some USB-C cables since not everyone has the needed USB-C to USB-C required for higher power output.So, if you're looking for something that can charge some more energy hungry devices like a laptop or gaming device, then this will work for your needs. Note however that your speed of charge is dependent on the device, so just because there is a higher power output this doesn't mean your device will charge faster. Some have the ability to accept more power and some don't. For example, my cell phone has a max power input of 20W so really, this isn't designed for my cell phone, but another phone I have, a Samsung actually CAN use a higher input. So your mileage may vary, and know what you are purchasing.

Compared to my Anker GaN 735 Charger (Nano II 65W) this charger holds up well and has all the same features with some subtle output differences.Here at the outputs for the Anker:Single Port: USB-C 1 (65W Max) / USB-C 2 (65W Max) / USB-A (22.5W Max)Dual Port: USB-C 1 + USB-C 2 (45W Max + 20W Max) / USB-C 1 + USB-A (40W Max + 22.5W) / USB-C 2 + USB-A (12W Max + 12W Max)Triple Port: USB-C 1 (40W Max), USB-C 2 (12W Max), USB-A (12W Max)Here are the outputs for the Ryaobwu (how do you even pronounce that???😂):USB C1: 5V3A, 9V3A, 12V3A, 15V3A, 20V3.25A 65W MAXUSB C2: 5V3A, 9V3A, 12V3A, 15V3A, 20V3.25A 65W MAXUSB A: 5V3A, 9V2A, 12V1.5A 18W MAXUSB C1 + USB C2: 45W + 18W 63W MAXUSB C1 + USB A: 45W + 18W 63W MAXUSB C2 + USB A: total 5V3A 15W MAXUSB C1 + (USB C2 + USB A): 45W + 15W 60W MAXIf any of that matters to you 😂Aside from the output differences, there are some physical dimension differences. As you can see from my photos, the Ryaobwu is a little taller, wider, and longer than my Anker, but it is still small and very portable. I'll be packing this in my travel kit because of its size. And as of writing this review, it is $19.99, so that's a pretty good deal for a 65W portable GaN charger.

The charger seems to do as advertised. I've had no problems with quick charge smart phones and even some Chromebooks. Sometimes as charger will handle the phones, but not the Chromebooks, but this one did fine. I don't have the equipment to check the actual wattage out, but didn't notice any slow charging on devices. I appreciated the included cables, which work well.For those who are sensitive to such things- the product arrived a bit scratched as you can see in the uploaded images.The one thing that surprised me was how far it sticks out from the wall. My dog and kids kept hitting it when they walked by. Not an ideal spot I though, so I went to plugged it into a power strip under an end table, but it was too tall in the power strip for the 4.5 inch gap under the end table... I had to pull the end table out from the wall an inch so it could stand up behind the table. I put a pic next to a full sized pencil to give a rough scale reference. It's long enough to potentially be a problem depending on where you want it.

This charging block does a great job with two available USB-C and one USB -A output to charge up your laptop, phones and tablets.The like the feel of this block. It feels solid and definitely not flimsy at all. A nice addition to any personal electronics arsenal of charging.

This charger is a nice replacement or back-up to your main charger for your phone. It can even charge some laptops like the Macbook and my Dell Inspiron because of its 65W max capacity. There are two cables included in the box, one is USB A to USB C and the other one is USB C to USB C. This can help if you are still transitioning over from USB A and is a thoughtful inclusion. When two devices are plugged in, one will charge at "super fast" speeds, whereas the other one will charge at regular speeds. This is a good balance as I usually use my phone more than my tablet or laptop so having that one charge up to 85% in just 30 minutes is great. So far, the charger has not gotten extremely hot or caused any concerns about sparking/burning up so no issues there. It also does not have any weird branding on it or anything like that so it is very sleek and portable. If you are looking for a one-stop-shop charger for your phone, tablet, and laptop, then this charger would be a great addition to your work bag.

This is a great working PD Power Adapter that I have tested with my Surface Pro 8 PC, my iPad Pro, and various USB-A peripherals. The adapter's USB-C port connects to the USB-C port on my Surface Pro 8 and charges without use of the Windows 65W power brick. It was charged when setup with a second monitor attached.I found it best to insert the adapter into a horizontal outlet strip. The adapter, when inserted into a wall outlet, protrudes 3" out. I found that if it sags while plugged into the wall outlet, reverse it and it may hold more securely; the reversing reorients the position of the retracting AC prongs.In general, I am satisfied with the product in having a single adapter to charge my numerous devices whether USB-C or -A..