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“There is no difference between the USB C ports which is a good thing. It also seems to perform as advertised and give you the actual listed watts rather than the cheap knock don’t. This is also heavier and clearly better made than I one I bought for $35. The saying of you get what you pay for. I paid more and got a respected brand, I got something good. I paid cheap and got junk and wasted my money for it. Buy this instead.” — Paul J
“I’m using this charger in my family room where I have the need for some USB-A and USB-C ports. The unit is built very well. It’s not that big but a little on the heavy side probably due to heat-sinks and quality materials. I like the AC outlet cable that comes with the unit, and it can be removed from the device for easy transport. The AC cable is similar to other devices I have so if i take this unit for travel then I’ll only need to bring on AC Cable.
I have briefly tested the output from the unit. It seems to function as advertised. The big plus is that all USB-A ports work well. I charge an Apple watch using the USB-A port and the last charger I had would cycle on/off every 15 seconds when charging the watch. This unit does not do that so I’m very happy with the compatibility for my devices.
Anker makes the best chargers, albeit they are just a little bit more expensive. I’ll be sticking with Anker for any future charging needs as they always seem to work and last a long time.” — Jim C
“Tired of replacing chargers that only last a few months? We use this charger for all my devices from laptops to drone batteries and smartphones. This charger has a max output of 200 watts, with up to 100 watts per device from each of the 4 IQ3 USB type C ports. There are also two IQ2 USB type A ports.
The output from lighter duty chargers I’ve bought tend to fade with use, but this one is well built. Everything I’ve plugged into it charges at the devices fastest possible speed. It is quite heavy though, so it stays at home when I travel.
One piece of advice: avoid using cheap or damaged USB cables and make sure they are rated for this chargers output.” — C. Thistlethwaite
“Love this! This is super useful on your desk or night stand. I put it in my night stand and now I can charge my iPad,iphone, AirPod ,speaker and I watch together at the same time. The person who invented this must be a genius. 5 star for sure.” — Zitong Yang
“Many of my primary charging bricks are made by Anker. The only reason I was hesitant to buy this one was due to the price. But, it is a much more powerful charging brick that handles anything I can throw at it. I have a couple of fast chargers which are very fussy about the power provided to them, and this Anker handles them with ease. I can also use this for charging a 12-volt jump pack for the car (which uses a 65 watt charger), and can also recharge the Anker portable power unit we use on our portabler refrigerator. It’s the heaviest brick I’ve ever owned as well! Yeah, it’s a bit pricey, but you won’t be wanting for power if you use this charging brick.” — -=Rudy=-
“After experimenting unsuccessfully with a couple of different (i.e., cheaper) brands for my charger needs, I finally bought this. I should have done so earlier. It’s literally the best charger I’ve ever owned, by a mile.
It’s currently sitting on my kitchen table running three in-use laptops (MacBook, MacBook Pro, and a Dell laptop) *and* charging up an iPad and an iPhone (with one USB-A slot to spare). And it’s been handing a workload like this successfully for about 5 months now. In our “work from home” family, this one devices has replaced a jumble of chargers with one box.
My only minor, minor gripes are (1) the included wall cord is a bit shorter than I’d like, but it’s a kind of cord I had a bunch of lying around (IEC C-7), so it’s easy to replace, and (2) I *very* rarely get a “slow charging” warning on the Dell, but really only when the other two laptops are low on battery and being heavily used, and that goes away quickly.” — David Edelstein
