TECKNET 100W USB C Charger, 4-Port PD 3.0 GaN Fast Wall Charger Block, Foldable Power Adapter, with Type C Cable for iPhone 16/15/14/13 Pro, MacBook Pro, iPad, AirPods, Dell XPS, Pixel, Samsung,Switch

So far, works great and charges fast. No issues yet, but I have only had it for a week. Hopefully I won't have any issues.

these work great it’s amazing. I recently visited my son and watched him struggle with slow charges. I felt bad so I left mine with him and bought a new one. I think the inferior chargers contribute to excess battery degradation. Because people don’t have the time to charge their apparatus fully.

If you're like me and you're reading this then you're probably in the market for a decent 45 watt charger. Well I can tell you that you've come to the right place. I personally bought this charger to replace the slower 15 watt OEM Samsung charger I had for my Tab S7 and S22 and it works great. Charging times are halved compared to the standard OEM charger. The charger is PPS compatible which means that you do get Super Fast Charging on compatible Samsung devices. For anyone wondering you DO need to buy your own cable. I've tested an Anker 100 watt cable and a Cable Matters 100 Watt cable and they've worked perfectly. Also do take the time to register for the extended 36 month warranty. Hopefully you won't need it, but it's always nice to have.

While I like having 45 watts when using one port (for my laptop), and 25+20 when using 2 for my cell phones, it is annoying that when plugging in a second device, or unplugging a second device, the other device disconnects as it renegotiates and changes. Often times that will cause my wireless chargers to not resume charging, so I have to double check it every time. Decent size, generally doesn't block the other outlet for a standard wall outlet and most power strips. Good orientation of the ports to the plug, and foldable plug makes it easier to stow and not worry about scratching stuff. It is a bit heavy and long, and some outlets it sags in and falls out, but that format also makes it not cover other plugs, so a tradeoff. Seems to be able to fast charge my Pixel 6 Pro (I think PPS is needed for that, and this does it) and iPhone 11 at the same time, but mostly use it with 2 QI chargers but they still do faster charging than with QC3.0 adapters. It isn't my every day charger, but is my to go or on the spot charger, hopefully it holds up well, as most of my new hardware uses type c and can benefit from the higher wattage and PD 3.0 with PPS standard.

I have bought many chinese fast chargers in the past from many sellers here on Amazon, some of which are not even around anymore. And what i have learned is that most of these units do charge fast and give you the best of the latest charging technology for the newer devices, but all that joy only lasts 1 year, and in some rare instances a little more. This charger is awesome, and it does charge my Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ at Superfast Charging 2.0 speed, also my latest model 12" inch ipad pro. The question is for how long will i continue to get this great performance from this little charger!?!? Usually they don't die all at once, it first starts with one port that stops charging, and then the other port either continues charging, or dies to. So i'm crossing my fingers here so that doesn't happen with this one too.

Originally got this as an upgrade over my old charger (45W PD 3.0 over 60W PD 2.0). Couldn't beat the price, especially for a smaller unit that actually charges my phone faster, but unfortunately mine suddenly bit the dust about 7 months later. It happens sometimes, and at least I got quite some use out of it. Contacted support, got a replacement without any hassle, registered for the full warranty this time. Can't complain about a company that stands by their product, and these are too handy NOT to have, even if they were prone to failure. Also got one to go with my brother's TS101 soldering pen.

I wasn't expecting something of this price (and size!) to output the full power, however after a couple days it's been working flawlessly. We will see how reliable it is and the longevity, but it feels well built, and is actually quite heavy for the size which is reassuring. Nearly a year later, still going strong. Not sure why it says 100w in the title now, the pictures still show 45W, and mine clearly says and provides 45W.

I really enjoyed this charger. It was fast for my iPhone and iPad. In a pinch, I used it to charge my laptop, albeit at a rate slower than my laptop's included brick. Unfortunately, the metal prongs that go into outlets have snapped and now move independently. The charger is useless, even though I would guess the internals are still fine. I'm a bit disappointed by the lack of durability in a charging unit such as this. I definitely expected it to last at least one more year before a major failure like this. I was not rough, nor did I use it beyond what I would consider "normal" use.