UGREEN USB C Charger, 100W Laptop Charger Compatible with MacBook Pro/Air, iPad Pro, iPhone 16, Galaxy S24, 6-in-1 GaN with 4 USB Slots, 2 Way Wall Plug Extender for Home, School, Office

I got this charger to consolidate all my ports and create a tidier desk setup, and it does that job well. It’s compact, offers a good number of USB ports with enough wattage to drive my laptop, tablet and phone, and feels reliable with its solid build and safety features.That said, it’s a bit pricey without offers, especially considering it’s essentially a glorified extension lead, compared to a stand alone GaN multi-port charger. The UK version also only has 2 power sockets compared to 3 in other markets, which feels like a missed opportunity. One more downside is that unplugging any device causes all USB ports to reset. If you’re using something like a USB docking station, this disconnects your monitor and all connected devices, which can be frustrating.Overall, it’s convenient and practical, but not without its quirks, but one you adapt it's great.

Thick great cable quality. Size and weight are great holds itself up while plugs are in the back. No issues with the power still provided 100w power to device plugged in via usb c while running a 1000w surround sound system and tv connected via plugs on back of unit.. its best purchase of 2024 i made.

This is a large charger with multiple ports.Perfect for PC desk set ups. The switch is handy for easy isolation

Have several of these really useful for both on the desk and in side tables to add power for phones and laptop.

This modestly sized plug serves most of my power needs for my iPads, iPhone,Mac,Apple Watch and AirPods as well as AirPods Max.It takes up minimal space on my gadget table. It has three usb C slots, one usb A and two three pin plugs slots.It is a mobile power marvel. I highly recommend.

The model I received was for a different country had return it overall the product looked great but had to send it back. I had previously purchased the cube which is working great.

The double mains power socket is really useful. Make sure you have plenty of USB-C leads as there is only one USB-A socket vs 3 x USB-C.

The chunky power cable connects on the right side of the device; it limits where you can place the device without awkward cable routing. The UK sockets at the back are in opposite directions, so if you connect a typical UK cable, they will stickout to both sides of the device. I would have preferred both the sockets in one direction or have them angled downwards or diagonal.Power-sharing from the device; if you need uninterrupted power, this device is not for you. The moment you plug in a device or one plugged in finishes charging, the device will cut power and restore; the interruption is only one second or less (haven't measured).Also; when I use the device with a UGREEN's own USB-C hub that supports PD, the power output is temperamental. I haven't figured out a pattern yet, but definitely it will not power the laptop once I turn on the connected setup (this device -> usb-c hub -> laptop). I have to replug the hub cable that connects to the laptop to have power coming through. C'mon UGREEN, it is your own device.Update: Six months on, I am convinced this is not the right thing for most desktop setups. Cable coming out of both front and back plus the opposite to each other arrangement of power sockets at the back makes the setup look ugly and impractical.