128W USB C Wall Charger, GaN III 3-Port Fast Charging Station, PD QC Foldable Charger Block Portable 65W USB C Laptop Adapter for MacBook Air, iPad Pro, Galaxy S23, Dell XPS 13, iPhone 14 etc (Red)

It fits snug in my power strip, the ports are all snug. A someone wrote before me, the retractable US wall socket blades snap and lock tight-- unlike Anker products.I wanted this higher watt charger so I could truly power up multiple devices, and not have 2nd or 3rd port downgraded to some low 20 watt output. I'm still figuring out how the super increased power delivery works well with my Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra device. not the newest but still pretty new. I knew from reading and prior knowledge that Samsung phones build in a protecting circuit that prevents your phone from getting current overnight past the 85% mark. Samsung engineers set that as their max so as to not negatively impact battery life -- which happens mostly by charging phone all way to 100, leaving it plugged in, and this really cripples your battery lifetime.Point is, maybe i hadn't really paid close attention before to my prior chargers -- for sure they also could not overcharge my Samsung phones, but with this device, it charges so fast comparatively speaking, that I plug it in at night before I go to bed... but often by time I'm shutting off my lights to finally go to bed, the phone is already up to 85% (max)... But we don't have to unplug the cord when it hits it's "Samsung Max charge", because both the power charger AND the samsung phone speak to each other over USB-C -- Samsung phone won't ALLOW more charge, and this power charger won't ALLOW more power to flow into the phone port. So it's worry free, and you just leave the cord in and the whole night it's never getting any current once at 85%.What I still haven't figured out yet is how to distribute the outputs to 2 other devices (total 3). I will have a number of surplus chargers I can do away with now, to get the core things done every night at one convenient hub by bed -- phone, bluetooth devices (headphones), tablet device.Jeez that was way too verbose.

It came with 2 PD type C and one regular USB port. All three ports used at same time cause the body slightly warm. It’s a good choice for traveling. One head for laptop and phone. Price seems reasonable. So far use has no problems.

The charger’s compact design is very convenient, and the foldable plug makes it easy to take with me, perfect for travel or my daily commutes. With three ports available, I can charge multiple devices at the same time without losing any speed. I've definitely noticed a significant reduction in how long it takes to charge compared to my old charger. The power output is more than enough for my laptop, and I can easily charge my smartphone and tablet at the same time without any trouble.

I recently purchased the Pxwaxpy 128W USB C Wall Charger, and I am thoroughly impressed with its performance. The GaN III technology ensures efficient power delivery without overheating, even when all three ports are in use. I appreciate the flexibility of the PD and QC ports, which allow me to charge my MacBook Pro, iPad, and Galaxy S23 simultaneously without any loss in speed. The foldable design makes it incredibly portable and perfect for travel.The charger feels sturdy and well-made, and the sleek black finish gives it a premium look. It easily handles high-power devices like my laptop while also quickly charging smaller gadgets like my iPhone. This is a game-changer for anyone juggling multiple devices daily.Overall, the Pxwaxpy charger is a reliable and versatile accessory that delivers exceptional value for the price. Highly recommended for anyone looking to upgrade their charging setup!

In case they update the product specs, I am including a screenshot of what they claim:on USB-C port 1: 65Won USB-C port 2: 45Won USB-A port 3: 18WThese are absolutely false advertising. I tested this unit with a USB-C meter on port 1 and port 2. In order to deliver 45W under the USB-C specs, you have to be able to provide 20V. But Port 2 was limited to 12V, and worked very sporadically if Port 1 is in use.When using port 1 by itself, I was able to provide power to devices requiring 20V (laptops etc). When using port 2 by itself, those same devices would not be powered, and the meter would show it was trying really hard to deliver power at 12V.When using port 1 and then plugging a device into port 2, both ports would momentarily flicker as trying to provide power, and then would lose power and try to reset. This loop continued.The only reason I was interested in this adapter is its claims to provide 45+W to two separate USB-C ports simultaneously. It might work for lower power devices on the second port like a phone while powering a high power device on port 1...I didn't even try. But even in that situation I'd personally stay away. If they lie about the specs I don't trust them.In short this is a piece of junk. Better to stick with reputable brands. I've bought multiple anker and ugreen adapters before and they have always performed flawlessly.