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I have 2 and they are great. Don't know if I just got a magical pair but both of mine perform exactly as intended. The power distribution for each port varies depending on what else is plugged in. When you plug in a device while another one is charging the power distribution needs to adjust each port to the new max avaliable watts so there is a few power drops but within 15 seconds it's solid again with no more issues if you don't keep changing the ports being used.
I will say though that I had a old generic usb-c cable that caused this problem almost consistently but it was only that cable. All my anker and Amazon basics cables have never given me problems with this charger. I do use the extension cords for these though so I don't know I'd that's why my perform as intended
i have this and it's not the best. tried charging macbook air with cell phone and sometimes tablet and it loses power every once in a while. I have an Anker GaN and a Baesus GaN charger and those are much better but also 2-3x as expensive
Agree the reviews are iffy. For something as simple as a USB-C charger, one would expect if it is in good quality and good design, should get close to 5 stars review. When I saw any charger that has 4.4 stars or less reviews, best to avoid it since there must be some major issue (either quality control issue or design issue).
i have this and it's not the best. tried charging macbook air with cell phone and sometimes tablet and it loses power every once in a while. I have an Anker GaN and a Baesus GaN charger and those are much better but also 2-3x as expensive
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I have 2 and they are great. Don't know if I just got a magical pair but both of mine perform exactly as intended. The power distribution for each port varies depending on what else is plugged in. When you plug in a device while another one is charging the power distribution needs to adjust each port to the new max avaliable watts so there is a few power drops but within 15 seconds it's solid again with no more issues if you don't keep changing the ports being used.
I will say though that I had a old generic usb-c cable that caused this problem almost consistently but it was only that cable. All my anker and Amazon basics cables have never given me problems with this charger. I do use the extension cords for these though so I don't know I'd that's why my perform as intended
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Just adding another experience; mostly good. I have 2 of these; my cheap ones seem to have trouble with multiple connections near max power. If plugged to a single laptop that takes near 100W or power station then they work fine. Trying to do that while adding other devices things get more unstable (like the laptop will charge & not charge loop)
I do have good luck plugging in both UCB-C into a single power station and getting 55W + 30W for a total of 85W (Power station is rated 60W in/port max)
This is a good price for a single port 60W, and using it as a single 100W seems to work. I'm going to buy 1 or 2 more.
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I have 2 and they are great. Don't know if I just got a magical pair but both of mine perform exactly as intended. The power distribution for each port varies depending on what else is plugged in. When you plug in a device while another one is charging the power distribution needs to adjust each port to the new max avaliable watts so there is a few power drops but within 15 seconds it's solid again with no more issues if you don't keep changing the ports being used.
I will say though that I had a old generic usb-c cable that caused this problem almost consistently but it was only that cable. All my anker and Amazon basics cables have never given me problems with this charger. I do use the extension cords for these though so I don't know I'd that's why my perform as intended
i have a similar generic/randomly-named brand from amz which is almost assuredly based on the same internals, and have also experienced this odd adjustment when plugging my phone in to charge. i have an external 4k hdr monitor connected as well, and it will drop out and re-power that, which is annoying when i'm actually using the monitor, which is fortunately not very often.
I bought this in the past and it died on me when I was traveling. Barely had it for two months and I wasn't even constantly using it. When it first arrived to me the whole device plus the box it came with smelt VERY fishy. Sent it back and they sent a new one to me four months later because of back order. Received the second one and it still smelt fishy too but not as bad as the first one.
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I have a similar one from amazon. It has a design flaw. If you have a usb-c device connected and you plug in another usb-c device, the in-use one will get disconnected for around 10 seconds.
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I will say though that I had a old generic usb-c cable that caused this problem almost consistently but it was only that cable. All my anker and Amazon basics cables have never given me problems with this charger. I do use the extension cords for these though so I don't know I'd that's why my perform as intended
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I will say though that I had a old generic usb-c cable that caused this problem almost consistently but it was only that cable. All my anker and Amazon basics cables have never given me problems with this charger. I do use the extension cords for these though so I don't know I'd that's why my perform as intended
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I do have good luck plugging in both UCB-C into a single power station and getting 55W + 30W for a total of 85W (Power station is rated 60W in/port max)
This is a good price for a single port 60W, and using it as a single 100W seems to work. I'm going to buy 1 or 2 more.
I will say though that I had a old generic usb-c cable that caused this problem almost consistently but it was only that cable. All my anker and Amazon basics cables have never given me problems with this charger. I do use the extension cords for these though so I don't know I'd that's why my perform as intended
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