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Anyone have any comments on the quality of this brand?
They are ESR Authorized (according to their seller name).
Sounds good to me.
But seriously, you can't take reviews at face value, but I suggest reading some critical ones to get more insight on the product quality. Because it is more about the individual product for this type of item. They just order a bunch from suppliers and have the source slap their logo/name on them. They don't manufacture them.
I have one since july 2020 and i use it to charge my surface pro 7 via usbc and no issues. A bit bulky for my liking but it beats the size of the oem magnetic charging brick.
Fishy, it says 65W charger, but on image #4, "USB-A 12W Max, USB-C 45W max". I would avoid.
They're listing max total
But agree, marketing as 65w USB c makes it seem much better than it is.
45w is pretty low for a laptop charger, probably unusable if you have a PD hub in line too
ESR seems to get pushed on forums fairly regularly, I'd take the popularity with a grain of salt
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Sounds good to me.
But seriously, you can't take reviews at face value, but I suggest reading some critical ones to get more insight on the product quality. Because it is more about the individual product for this type of item. They just order a bunch from suppliers and have the source slap their logo/name on them. They don't manufacture them.
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Let the "I bought one and I've had no issues" comments begin.
Must be mindful to buy reputable brands, that's all. OEM chargers have gone up in flames before.
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But agree, marketing as 65w USB c makes it seem much better than it is.
45w is pretty low for a laptop charger, probably unusable if you have a PD hub in line too
ESR seems to get pushed on forums fairly regularly, I'd take the popularity with a grain of salt
Never mind. My bad
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