100W USB-C Type C Battery Charger for DJI - Fit for DJI Mini, Air 3, Mavic 3 Series Battery, DJI Avata, RC Pro, Plus, N1, N2 Remote Controller, Goggles 2 Battery Portable Power Adapter Supply Cord

This USB-C power brick is listed as a DJI drone charger, but it is a regular USB-C PD power supply and will work fine with any USB-C phone, laptop, or other device. It is rated for up to 100W and has various power profiles, which I put to test with a PD trigger decoy and a load tester. The results are attached as an image.All of the power profiles produced voltages about 200mV above the target voltage, but within tolerance. Under load, they dropped a little bit, but only half a volt at most. Though it isn't marked as such, I have to assume the included cable is a 100W rated cable, which means it will use thicker conductors and be able to carry current better than your "standard" USB cable.Power factor was pretty bad at all voltages. For context, your standard "80 Plus" ATX PSU will have a power factor over 0.9 at 100% load. Ripple voltage was not great: about 120mV peak-to-peak, with some pretty nasty transients on the 20V output.Finally, I put it through a “torture test” of maximum power for two hours. After the first hour, the casing reached 53.8°C, and by the end of the test, it was stable at 55.1°C, 30.2 degrees over ambient. Warm to the touch, but not dangerous. Attached a picture of my test setup, which includes the 65W adapter from this brand as well.Use this charger with confidence.

Mine gets hot under pretty heavy loads. That is to be expected but its extremely hot so I will have to keep an eye on it. I just used it for a couple hours on my laptop running benchmarks to get a fairly consistent load. Peaking every once in a while around 92W. It didn't fail so there is that. The brick is rather large which is unfortunate but overall I am pretty pleased with it. Mildly worried about longevity is all. It will make a decent charger for my laptop.

Performs as expected. I don't have a device that can max out the power delivery of this power adapter (yet) but, it has performed just fine so far.What I'm actually surprised at, is the wonderful high quality USB-C cable that is supplied with it.The spec for 100 watt PD (power delivery) requires that the cable have a certain rating of data transmission as well. The two devices (charger and device being powered) need to communicate with each other so the most efficient power delivery can take place. Ok, great. IMO, this cable goes beyond what is required. It's a six foot cable, quite thick and robust, and the data speed I'm able to get can only mean that it is a USB 3.0 specification cable. That's awesome. The cable alone is worth $25 bucks! What an unexpected win!DISCLAIMER: As a participant in the Amazon Vine Program,I rigorously evaluate new products and provide authentic,unbiased reviews based solely on my firsthand experiences and perceptions.Please note that I do not receive any compensation for my reviews.

This charger has actually worked well for me, so far. It has charged at the advertised rates and has not seemed to generate very much heat. I am not willing to leave it plugged in unsupervised, though. I originally ordered this charger because the listing explicitly claims that the charger is "UL Approved". I have thoroughly checked over the product and packaging, but have found no indicator of being UL listed. Additionally, I found no record of this product on the UL website.This might be a three-star charger, except that the deceptive UL claim makes other features suspect. The body of the charger is sealed, so I can't open it non-destructively and can't verify the components or construction.

I got this as a dedicated charger for my DJI mini 4 pro because the only higher power charger I have is for my laptop and it isn't always available. Charging my drone is painfully slow unless you have a rapid charger. This has worked out great and charges up my batteries just as quick if not quicker than my laptop charger.

Pretty generic, made in china charger. It's got good weight to it, but the plastic feels a bit cheap, especially where the shell comes together. It's not loose or anything, it just doesn't look uniform. The cable is about 6 feet which I really like. I hate when I get a charger and it comes with like a 3 foot cable that's completely useless.I went around and grabbed everything with a USB C port I could find.OnePlus 12R Phone: 25WOnePlus Tablet: 14WGMRS walkie talkies: 4 - 6W33800 battery pack: 20W10k battery pack: 11WDJI Osmo Action4 camera: 5WDJI Air 3 battery charger: 112W consistent.Mini 4 battery charger: 40WSeems like it can handle whatever max draw the devices can do, up to it's advertised wattage.

I got this for my MacBook. I needed a charger that I could take with me when I travel and this works perfectly! Has a good usbc-usbc and charges up my laptop at a fairly decent pace.

This charged my Mini 4 Pro batteries and the RC controller. Arrived in a reasonable mount of time. Would have liked to have 2 USB-C ports and a cord, but this worked with my solar generator so it will go in my field flight bag.I would recommend this as it has the power to charge both the batteries and the controller.