UGREEN 65W USB C Charger Macbook Charger 4-Port GaN Charger Fast Charging Wall Charger Plug Compatible with MacBook Pro M3/Air M3, Dell XPS, HP Laptops, iPhone 16/15/14, Galaxy S24/S23, iPad, Pixel 9

I bought this as a backup charger for my Macbook Pro, but I now use it more often than the official one.This supply will power a top-spec M1 Max Macbook Pro via USB, and will charge the Macbook, my iPhone, my iPad and a power bank overnight, which means I only need this charger by my bed.The 65W is shared between the ports, so if you charge a lot of things they charge more slowly, but they do charge.It gets a little warm in use, but not hot. It seems quite robust. It's a very nice power brick.Cons: The Macbook says it only supplies 60W, rather than 65W. I don't know whether the Macbook or the charger is at fault. It doesn't make any practical difference to me.

Very excited when it’s arrived really looks the part and feel is so good, solid product, Ugreen has fast become my favourite brand, I’ve recommended this a lot to my tech friends and followers. Charging times is great and the extra ports make it easy on the go to charge 4 devices in good time. Only wish I had is that I bought the Ugreen cable with it so this will be my next purchase along with the Uk to EU plug for when I go abroad. I will continue to update this as I test it more but for now I fully recommend

Great charger easily able to fast charge 2 devices at the same time - not tried more but clearly capable. Reasonable size for what it is, a little bigger than a standard charger but then it is doing so much more than a standard charger. Slight warmth to the touch when in use, but never got hot. Having been let down by no name chargers in the past, I think this is a good halfway house for a brand name but still good value.

The charger is pretty handy as it can charge my laptop, Tablet and phone in one plug slot. But I feel like when I Use USB and type - C same time the type-c goes on and off not sure why

I bought a no-name 75W charger with disappointing results - it only gave about 2.7A@5V (13.5W out of a claimed 18W) on USB-A before pooping out and dropping the power. Ugreen is a good brand and was predictably better, although it won't usb-c super-fast charge (45W) a phone and power my thirsty portable monitor and speakers (Max 15W - ish) at the same time (it tries to, then nopes out), which is ok, it fast charges at the same time, which is kinder to batteries. It's good value for what it is and gives a little more than the no-name one. It gets slightly warm when pushed. It's a nice compact size and noticeably more weighty than no-brand.

It does its function and charges many devices at the same time without burning up which is cool i highly recommend.

With the amount of tech gadgets requiring USB C, my 2 port Anker 12w wasn't going to cut it any longer! This is a serious upgrade, this charges a Windows Surface tablet in around an hour using the 65w port, and while the power is shared between the top two, if the second port is charging a phone, you wouldn't even notice.Even though the USB A port and bottom USB C port have lower wattage throughputs, for your other devices you wouldn't even notice - if you're charging a phone, it's still charging fast. (I only have Samsung and Google devices, so nothing that would exceed 65w like some Chinese branded phones can).If you do plug in a second device while the first one is charging, you will notice charging stops briefly, while the plug works out how much each device can handle, I originally thought this was an issue with the plug, but it's not! Phew!

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