USB C Fast Charger Block 300W: 7 Port USB Charging Station Hub Brick - Dual PPS PD 100W Laptop Wall Charger Power Adapter for MacBook Pro DELL HP Surface iPad iPhone Samsung Galaxy Android

I've had this for a few days now, put it through some benchmark testing and overall am very impressed. It's a fairly small unit, a bit heavier than it looks, but it packs a lot into that package. There are (7) total ports available, each clearly labeled, though you should make sure you understand your cable/device charging levels so that you use the correct port and avoid overheating or underpowering. There are no instructions with the unit, though the box identifies the ports very well, and the device itself includes the power specifications though in very tiny print on the side of the unit (though the two high power ports are very clearly labeled as such on the front).The top two are USB-C ports and put out up to 100W at 5 amps but unless you have a special cord you might not get that level of output. These ports can handle heavy load to provide power to laptops, and I ran my Lenovo thinkpad all day long on it with no drop in battery levelThe middle two are mid-power USB-C ports, capable of 30W at 5 amps which is not generally strong enough for a laptop but plenty for other handheld devices including tablets and speakers. When recharging my phone, I was drawing a consistent 2880 ma and I was able to stream a movie on an 11" tablet without drawing down battery level.The bottom (3) are UAB-A, relatively low power 15W at 3 amps. Charging same phone on this port was at a steady 1500 ma, or half the speed of the USB-C ports. This is generally enough to sustain powering small devices, but if you were running a tablet or larger device it would draw down battery. Phones, smaller devices, it provides enough power to sustain and obviously for overnight charging of batteries this should be plenty even on larger devices.At this price point, it's a really good value and it basically replaces multiple chargers you're probably using currently though would be a bit larger than any ONE of those but a lot smaller than all of them together. On unit, 7 ports, serving as your primary brick to power the laptop, tablet, speakers, and additional ports to charge multiple other devices. It's also a great idea for travel, reducing the clutter of multiple devices.

This charging bank offers two MacBook Pro-class USB-C outputs, plus additional USB-C and USB-A ports. It has just enough ports for my travels-- yes, I travel with a lot of gizmos. The unit is compact, solid, and seems well constructed. It is compatible with international mains voltages and should work anywhere. (You will, of course, need appropriate plug adaptors.)The big thing about this charger is that its outputs seem to stay steady when you connect new devices. Other chargers momentarily shut off charging as they redistribute their output to accommodate the new demand. Even PD 3.1 chargers have this issue. It's a problem for some of my devices-- for example, my travel router will reboot.Bottom line: This is one of only two charging banks I've found that have (1) power to charge a MacBook Pro and (2) no momentary "blink" of their output when something new is plugged in.Impressive! The real test is an international trip I have coming up. I'll update here after that experience. So far, so good.My one concern is that this device lacks a UL mark. Perhaps that will come, but it is something to consider.UPDATE: In further testing during actual travels:I had my travel router connected to this charging hub via a short, 60W-capable USB-C PS cable. The router is very touchy about its power! The least glitch will cause it to reboot.Next to me was my half-discharged 2018 i9 MacBook Pro and its 100W Apple USB-C PD cable. That Mac is a real toaster.And: I plugged the Mac in... and the router didn't notice.I verified the Mac was charging, too.Bottom line: This charging hub does what it says on the tin, and it does not glitch during power-redistribution calculations.FURTHER UPDATE:It is working fine in international travels.It is working fine with both my power-hungry 2019 Intel MacBook Pro and business Windows laptop connected to it at the same time! Both are charging. The charger is warm but not hot. No power glitches when the laptops are plugged/unplugged.Basically, this thing is performing beautifully.