AnkerUSB C Plug, 543 (65W II) PIQ 3.0 and GaN, 4-Port Fast Wall Charger with Dual Type C Ports (45W Max) for Efficient Charging, Compatible with MacBook, iPad, iPhone, USB C Laptop, and More

This is the second one of these I have bought, as it was on a deal and having had another one for several years now with nothing but positives to say about it, I knew I would get the use out of another one. Firstly, it is a relatively small and lightweight device for one that can output this level of power. It's slimness means it's easy to hide away (for example, attached to the underside of a shelf or cupboard), and the included 3M adhesive strip is a welcome addition. TOP TIP: cut the included strip into quarters and put on each corner of the device if you're going to attach it somewhere: this prevents wobble which can happen if you put it in the middle as is.I've never had any problems with this overheating, compatibility, damaging my devices, not turning on, or anything like that. Even when I'm using all 4 ports at once. I am a filmmaker who constantly needs to charge cameras, batteries, lights etc, and this has been able to handle them all with zero issues. Fully recommend, especially if they are on a deal. I have one at my charging station in my studio, and one attached to the underside of my desk.If I have any downsides, and I'm going to be honest I am reaching a bit for this, is that the max output of 45W could be higher. It is fine, and certainly capable of charging 99% of devices around the home. However, things like high end laptops will not charge, and will simply lose power and charge much slower than they would without being plugged in.If I could make any suggestions on how to improve later versions of this product, it would be to include more USB C ports of higher wattage on the side, and include some kind of auto off feature once an attached battery is fully charged, or some kind of master switch to turn the full charger off (without having to access mains power) simply to make it a bit more eco friendly.In summary; a perfect little charging port that is very easy to hide away and couldn't be simpler to use. The included adhesive strip makes mounting this a breeze, and with some smart cable management could easily act as a central charger for the vast majority of devices. However, if your priority is to have the absolute max amount of power output possible, this is not going to do that.

I travel a quite lot and always take one of these with me. The figure of eight cable unplugs from the rear of the unit and I take the correct cable for the country that I'm visiting. It's better than using a plug type charger as I can position it on a table or desk. It charges quickly and the four ports are useful if I need to charge more than one thing at a time. I have a number of Anker products. The build quality is always excellent and they all work very well. I'm glad that I bought this.

I like the product, having two USB-C ports and USB-A makes the device versatile in many situations.The device is sturdy and not cheaply made, I like anker's cables and soundcore's by anker headphones reliable and long lasting for a while now, I can assure you of this product's rather premium feel too.Even if you only charge two devices at once this product is better equipped than most fast chargers.It's portable enough, it really doesn't need to be but the device is low profile.The safety features on-board aren't bad either, all ports are fast charging "On request" which means it won't overvolt or damage any circuitry in 5volt 1amp devices like headphones.I got the neat little Powerport Atom for under 35 quid, what I consider to be a very affordable price for a fast charger that is better made and more reliable than apple's official and other third parties at this price.Amazon does it well! I love other anker products, can't speak for their earbuds or wireless charger but I have gone through a few soundcore overears and speakers, and purchased many anker cables and they've all been quality.Buying cables is tough, I recommend purchasing through anker website rather than amazon unless discounts are available to take hold of more solid warranty as lightning cables break easily in general, not just a problem with anker but also due to likely consumer misuse.USB-C cables I wouldn't be weary of.All of anker's cables are rated for 60W or higher and contain microchips to control wattage and data which work well.The plug is fused, a standard for UK plugs and outlets but probably adds peace of mind to US and European consumers.