45W USB C Charger - Super Fast GaN Tech PD3.0 QC3.0 PPS, 6ft Cable, Compatible with Surface Pro, Go, and More USB C Devices

On time and correct product.

Small and versatile (you can easily charge a smartphone too). Comparing it with the original, takes more time (5-6 hours) to get completely charged the Surface PC, but it works very well.

I think it is a good priced combo, cable feels like good quality, working as expected. Unfortunately my original charger stopped working and this one was a great replacement.

Keep getting messages that my item was running late for 3 day until i had to call customer service for a replacement. The charger itself seems to be working for now.

the charger seems to give plenty of power to keep the Surface charged, even while being used.

The cord works fairly well, but there are occasions where it doesn’t fully charge my Surface as quick as it should. That said, I’m still happy enough to buy again if needed.

When it worked, it WORKED WELL! Fast charging, easy to travel with, etc ....and then about 2 months later it just stopped charging my laptop, my phones, everything :( …and of course that’s well after the 30 day return period

This is a great little charger with GaN and PPS and up to 45W (watts) maximum power output. Because it has higher power output it comes with a 6 foot Surface cable. You can swap this out for a USB-C to whatever cable and charge other devices as well. In the picture I have provided you can see that it is about the same size as the Apple 10W charger but can provide up to 45W maximum power. Because of its narrow width it takes up only 1 power strip slot (as compared to the Apple 20W charger). I have been replacing all my old chargers with new ones that support GaN and PPS. The only negative (and this is very small one) is that you cannot fold up the plug pins inside the charger like some other models. This is purely a convenience and in no way effects it great performance.Why choose GaN and PPS?There are two things to look for if you want a higher quality charger. You want to have "GaN" and "PPS".GaN is a technology (a new type of semiconductor material) which to the user means that the charger can be smaller and is more efficient (waste less electricity). You can see the size difference by looking at the picture I have provided. The Sisyphy charger is on the left side of the power strip and is about the same size as the Apple 10 W charger but provides a maximum of 45 W. Because it has more power it CAN charge your device faster. It is important to understand that the wattage specified by the charger is only the maximum it can supply. This doesn't guarantee that older devices will take advantage of it and charge faster.PPS (programmable power supply) is a protocol/specification. If your device supports PPS it also supports PD (another older protocol) but not all PD chargers support PPS so it must state that it supports PPS. PPS allows your device to talk (renegotiate) to the charger and request non-standard currents and voltages. This means that there will be a lower conversion loss during charging. To the user this means that less heat will be generated (in the battery being charged) which can lengthen the battery lifespan.If possible you should always look for Gan and PPS in the charger specifications.