USB Quick Charger 60W 5 Ports IBIT Smart Fast Wall Charger 3.0 with Multi-USB Ports for iPhone 6s/7/8/X iPad Air/Pro Galaxy S6/S7/S8/S9 and More(White)

I bought this unit *specifically* to charge a Pixelbook, which requires Power Delivery (aka PD). As of October 2, 2018, the product description says "Revolutionary Speed: Charge any USB C device at top speeds with the Power Delivery port (65W maximum speed)" and "What You Get: IBIT Power Station I with 1 Power Delivery and 4 Power Smart Ports".Based on that description, you'd think the unit was actually capable of Power Delivery, right? Sadly, not at all. It *is* capable of 3A @ 5V (=15W, no idea where they're getting the 65W number!), but that's simply the spec for USB C, *not* USB C Power Delivery. If you're not familiar, PD enables the charger and device to negotiate a higher voltage in order to charge faster with lower amperage (power=voltage x amperage).This guy doesn't do PD at all. When plugged in, the pixelbook complains of a low-power port which may not even be able to charge slowly while the system is on.I hate to ding the unit so hard -- it's nicely made unit and the price is great. If you don't need PD, then you'll probably love it.But when a seller falsely claims a product supports a feature that it doesn't, that really gets me. At first I thought it was my mistake, and was willing to give the benefit of the doubt, but after double-checking, they definitely make an untrue claim. Hopefully, the seller will fix the error so more people aren't fooled.

I bought this product for the Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0 feature and it performs well in that aspect.It seems a large capacitance was used at the output of the Quick Charge port as its LED indicator stays ON even after the mains supply has been disconnected (see the attached photograph). The charge stored at this port after the main is disconnected is high enough to make your phone indicate it's being charged for a second. After this the light would go off.Those outside the United States may need to buy an adaptor for the plug as this charger comes with a Type A plugged-cable for supply.

The wattage or whatever is apparently pretty low as my tablet with almost a full charge said it would take over 2 hours to full charge. The tablets regular power cord took like 10 minutes to full charge.-m

I have used it for 6 weeks and it is failing already after testing this devise we conclude that very cheap parts were used, I never charged more than a galaxy note and an earpiece and it was too much for it. They do not seem to honor the warranty either.

Flat out best charger I’ve ever had, charges my iPad Pro in less than an hour to 100%. If you have one you know that’s a great feat!

Really well built, solid with good heft, small blue led provides enough light to plug stuff in even in the dark and the quick charge feature works perfect

I choose this to buy because of saving the plug in my room. I can charge from 5 ports with phone and power bank. It makes the charger orderly and charge quickly. If you did not have similar one, you would try this. So far so good for now.

Received item as expected. It has acompact design and able to charge all my devices at one time.