ACEFASTPD65W USB C Charger 3-Port Fast Charger Set for USB C Laptops, Cell Phones and Tablets, Foldable AC Plug Power Adapter Compatible with MacBook, iPhone 14/Pro, iPad Pro, Steam Deck (Grey)

Looks just like the picture. Charges well. Really good quality. Does not feel or look cheap.

I have very pleased with my purchase, it performs as expected and looks cool as well. Would definitely buy again over any other product at this time.

I like this gadget very much, it charges my devices as expected.Cool look and feel combined with solid build and durable materials.

I have several USB-C chargers (Macbook, MBP, Samsung, Lenovo, Acer and HP) due to having multiple laptops at home. Now, most of these can charge my phone too but I have a magnetic charger on all phones at my home to minimize damage to USB-C ports. Which means I need about a dozen chargers spread around my home.This device allows me to solve this issue easily. I can now put both chargers in one plug saving space. Not just that, when I travel overseas with family, we need to carry a laptop for each member and a couple of phones. Additionally, there are instances where we are at different places resulting in us carrying a couple of chargers per person. This would help it to reduce the number to less than half.Testing (Samsung Galaxy Book 16" and Intel I7 MBP 16"). Samsung is a lightweight tablet laptop with 65 watt charger and MBP is a monster with 90 watt charger.I plugged in the device and connected my phone and SGB. The device is able to charge two devices as long as the laptop is turned off. Once turned on, it is not able to charge the laptop any more. The laptop has battery optimization turned on and slowly drained lower. The laptop also put a message to install a compatible charger to charge faster.I removed the phone and kept the laptop connected and now, the battery would charge up to 80%. This is due to battery optimization so the charge stayed at 80% and it was able to provide sufficient juice to charge but somehow it seem to charge much slower than the Samsung charger even though rated at same power.MBP behavior was similar. It would slowly discharge when both phone and MBP is connected. It would hold charge if phone is disconnected. The mac says not charging on the top bar. Not surprised with this as MBP do tend to expect more power to charge while in use. If I close all apps and leave the mac on, it charges slowly (Over 5 hours for a full charge) and opening up any hungry app like Chrome immediately stops charging. An original MBP 65 watt charger behaves similarly but is able to charge in about 2-3 hours.One other observation I had was that when I disconnect the phone, my charging wire has an LED and that stops working so it is sending all electricity to the laptop. The moment I connect my phone, the LED turns on. The LED stays on when connected to a regular charger.Lastly, though looks may not matter, but this is definitely the most beautiful charger I have seen. It gives the vibes of a premium product.Overall, it would work for me. I would have given it 5 stars if it were able to charge the laptop slightly faster. I haven't measured the actual wattage drawn but I believe it is providing slightly less power than 65 watts (unless the Apple chargers rated 65 watt provides slightly more than rated).

I'm not sure how much of the visible internal parts are real vs just for show, but this does exactly what it says it will do. We use this while traveling as it gives us both enough wattage to be "fast charge", but becomes a "super fast charge 2.0" when only one device is connected. It is heavy for its size and does not have issues staying plugged in. A very nice, high end charger. With a simple adapter, this can even charge my Surface Pro tablet, so I would expect it to have no issues charging smaller laptops that don't need more than 65 Watts, and even some that do, though it would be slower and need the device to be turned off. Excellent at this price range!

This is a great little 3 port charger with a unique see through design. The power it delivers is _up to_ 65W depending on what port and how many ports are active.Here are the specs as listed on the charger:- USB C1 (bottom USB C) or C2 (middle port) then you can get 65W with only one of these in use- USB A (top port) can go to 20W max- Both C1 and C2 in use then 45W + 20W- Both C1 and A1 in use then 45W + 18W- All 3 in use then C1 gets 45W and the other two split 18WOverall, I have not had problems charging a laptop or Steam Deck with this along with my phone.

This charger has been amazing.I've used it to charge my iPhone, Dell Laptop, Steamdeck, Apple Watch, and AirPods with no issues. I have read some reviews complaining that when charging multiple devices it might cause issues. The wattage output with multiple port usage is clearly explained in the instructions/store page. If your device requires 65W charging while in use then you won't be able to use multiple ports with this charger.I have had no issues charging my phone, airpods, and watch all at the same time. I imagine if I'd try to charge my phone while using my laptop that I would enter a slow or negative charge state.Either way this charger is as advertised and works great!

Quick charger, durable, inexpensive