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Overall, a good charger 5/5 , with multiple certifications (ETL...), and that meets specs for the USB-C ports. 100w output gets warm but not hot (expected) I won't duplicate the product photos posted from some of the earlier reviews, but I can verify that ~100w (20V 5A ; I get around 97-98w) is supported for C1, C2 ; and ~30W (20V 1.5A) for C3 measured with a USB meter Highest I got was 9V 2A = 18W on the USB-A port. It is supposed to support up to 30W (20V, 15V, 12V variations) - but I cannot achieve that despite trying different target device and cable combinations. I was able to get ~28W from another charger on USB-A , so I know that >18W should be theoretically possible on this test bed. (The reason I bought this was for the 100W usb-c, so it's not a big deal for me) It would have been nice if there were separate circuits for a desktop style charger (there would be no interruptions for plugging/unplugging on more than 1 port), and if the base stand was a bit more robust and stable
Jul 16, 2026

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