Alfox 200W USB C Charger, 6 Ports GaN PD140W Fast Charging Station, Portable Laptop Charger Block, Compatible with MacBook Pro/Air, iPad Pro/Air, iPhone 15 Pro Max/14, Steam Deck, Dell XPS, HP

This isn't your plug in the wall buck converter poofing out a few milliamps to slowly revive that smart phone. Nor is it a gadget you can put in your pocket. This is a power house, it weights just under a ton, is bulky, well built and works like a dream rescuing everything you plug it into. BTW, there's a socket for every known charging scheme. For those with power stations, this baby will fill the most depleted of them in minutes. And, it can handle 6 devices simultaneously.

The media could not be loaded. These charging block is a very solid build, good quality and downs not heat up as the others. Great charging speed, very functional, it’s not compact but fits n my carrying case. I recommend this.

Here is my first impression. Like other reviewers have said, this thing is heavy. It's a beast in terms of weight for the size and feels quite solid in my hand. I recently took it on a business trip and used it to replace the Apple USB-C Power Adapter for my M1 Macbook Pro, a standalone 2 port USB-C and USB-A charger, as well as a charger for the Nintendo switch. Despite this adapter being heavy, the combined weight of the 3 separate adapters is probably at least that of this charger. For me, it's a worthwhile trade-off in having to carry only one adapter instead of 3 that take up more room (and luggage space). Another positive in this power adapter is that the power cord is a fairly reasonable length and allows me to use a plug that might not be in a location that is convenient for the items that I want to charge.In terms of the purpose of the adapter, it does what it says. I tested all the ports with my various gadgets and it seems to deliver the power as promised. I had a M1 Macbook Pro, portable battery, iPhone, and Nintendo switch hooked-up to it and didn't have any issues. I did notice that my M1 reported that it was charging at 100W instead of the 140W that the charger is capable of, but that might be a limitation of the M1 and not the fault of the charger.In summary, the charger is a no-frills "it does what it says it does" item. It feels well-built and I have not had issues with it in the couple of weeks that I have had it. I will use it as one of my two travel chargers. We will see how if any issues develop over time. For now, I do recommend it as a charger, if the price is right for you.

Doesn’t output 140watts like described. Only 100 for all Apple Books.

I've been using this charger now for approximately one week, and I have only good things to say about it.I'll start my review with the packaging. It comes in a firm cardboard box. The device was firmly contained along with the power cable (5 foot cable) and an additional type C to type C USB cable. The box listed the chargers 18 month warranty. There is also an instruction manual which is labeled with the voltage output of each individual port. The charger is also rated for 100v-240v.When I opened up the box the first thing I noticed about the charger was the weight, which I love. It's not large, but it has significant weight to it foe the size. For me, this means it's not going to easily slide around on my desk if I move a device with a short cable attached, and it won't go flying if it gets moved accidentally. The charger is stamped with the ETL logo and has the listing number on it.When I plugged the charger in, there is a small, blue LED on the bottom front face. The light is dim, which is great if you have it in a bedroom or are working with it in a dark room. The LED is in no way a distraction.I wasn't familiar with the brand initially, but I'm glad I gave this charger a shot. This is a great product for the price, and I highly recommend this to anyone who wants a desk top GaN charger without paying a ridiculous amount for a good product.

The GaN charger keeps resetting/re-doing the handshakes with my devices and hence none of my devices were able to steadily keep charging. It’s very annoying.

Doesn’t output 140watts like described. Only 100 for my laptop when one item is plugged in. But for the price isn’t bad.

I have had this compact charger for over a month now and really like it! It acts like a single charger for all of your devices without the need for an adapter to plug your charging cord into a power strip! Let's be honest, I can never find enough of those adapters lying around or the right one when I need it so this device is perfect for me. It's compact and has plenty of USB C ports and 2 USB A ports. Note that it does not have USB B Micro. This device has replaced a power strip that I use to keep under the sofa to charge devices, especially when guests came over. The front of the charger has a light to show you when it is plugged in. The two USB C plugs with the highest charge are clearly labeled which I use to charge my Chromebook. As others have noted, the charger does have some weight to it which I enjoy because it moves less from where I put it. Overall this is a very handy device which has removed the need for a lot of charge adapters in my life!