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Mac Book Pro 118W USB C Charger w/ 6.6' Cable for
$25.99.
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Satechi 100W GaN USB-C PD Charging Adapter for
$14.99.
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Community Reviews
This Lenovo 3 port charger is mainly appealing as a compact multi device USB C option for phones, tablets, and laptops, with 100W useful on paper and free shipping on eligible Amazon orders. The thread also points to real world charging around 65W, and fast charging may require a 5A cable. The main concerns are build and trust, since it can hang from the outlet, some reports describe burnt failure on day one, and the brand is treated as a budget tier option rather than a premium charger. A practical pick if the form factor and expectations stay modest.
Common Questions (5)
Yes, 100W-class charging is useful for tablets and laptops, and one report showed a laptop charging at 65W in BIOS. For phones, actual wattage can be lower depending on the device's USB-PD limit.
It is a budget charger, so expectations should be basic charging rather than premium durability. Reports include one unit failing on day one with a burnt smell, while others have worked normally, so reliability may vary.
Yes, its weight and shape can make it hang from the outlet instead of sitting flush. If that matters, a flatter charger or an OEM Lenovo/Dell USB-C laptop charger with a long cord may be a better fit.
It appears to charge closer to 65W than 100W in real use. One laptop BIOS reading showed 65W, so the advertised 67W is the practical ceiling rather than true 100W output.
Yes, a 5A-rated USB-C cable is needed for fast charging at higher wattages. Without the right cable, the charger may not reach its full charging speed.
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However to be fair at this price point it's at least 50% off Anker's version so I do think this is a great deal. I don't know if there are any 100W chargers cheaper than 15 dollars that you can trust to work.
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I contacted woot and they refunded me.. YMMV
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