Baseus 140W USB C Wall Charger PD 3.1 with 3.3ft USB C to C Cable, 3-Port GaN5 Charger for Laptops, iPad Pro, iPhone 15/Pro/14/13 Series, Galaxy S23/S22, MacBook Pro 16'', Steam Deck, Black

- I have been a continuous user of their products, they're not well known but I feel it keeps them consistent at least these days. Purchased previously: 30,000/65W power Bank, 10,000/20w power Bank, 2x - 20,000/65w powerbank(s) and this very expensive but worth every penny power supply charger. Having to work on the road in the elements I rely on fast charging capabilities extensively, being that with a set of 3 charging ports I'm capable of charging both power banks of at 20,000 capacity eat and a third one of 10,000( so occupying three ports), albeit you have to keep in mind that you're going to be reducing the output of each port, the C port one is going to charge at 100w but all I need is 65W which it will charge at, the other one is going to charge at around 20w, and the A port would charge at 18w if you use all three at the same time, keep in mind you have to have compatible wires that'll help carry those power outputs. But it's only a slight step down if you're using C port with one other alternate port which would reduce either A or C2 port to 30w charging keeping the C1 port at 100w output, great for laptops combination. Unfortunately I short circuited and dropped my most expensive power Bank from them into the river twice lol and used bare wire outputs to test how long it will take for it to shut down by trying to over heat it.(Don't do it, I was just experimenting). It worked for a week of testing every day, until I added another element. 65w powerbank at 20,000 I have is 2+ years old. Fast charging power banks save you time, versus having to wait for 3-5 hours charging with any other powerbank with capacity from 10,000 mhp, which is inconvenient, the high wattage ones charge in about an hour for 20,000 power Bank at 65w. This is an amazing product, hard to short circuit even in wet environments, but I wouldn't keep destroying these products, but I enjoy having the reliability. All 8 of my Anker power Bank haven't lasted more than 6 months with outdoor elements use and indoor use surprisingly. So that's about 500-700 bucks out the window. Buy thesez hopefully they make more compact and element withstanding products. I need a 45,000 mhp powerbank at 100watt charge, would be amazing!

I have a variety of chargers, and most can only charge phones or batteries. I have some very large batteries for jumping my car or when traveling by car, my kids don't have enough outlets or we go to restaurants when out and about. It is important to charge these big batteries quickly, or else they are almost worthless. This charger charges my big batteries quickly. I didn't try using the USB-A, only the USB-C on those. Doesn't make sense if the USB-C connector works. One thing that was strange was that one of my smaller batteries which has a USB-C port wouldn't connect with the USB-C to USB-C. I tried using the normal USB-A to USB-C, and that worked fine. The biggest advantage though is charging laptops. I have a "highend" chrome notebook, and the charging block is something you expect with a laptop. However, with this small charger, I can leave that at home, and just use this nice and small charger. I also have a macbook, and now, I can charge both of my laptops, and bring only a single charger with me. The convenience is great. I haven't tried to charge them both at the same time, but that isn't how I normally work. Both have long run times on full charges, so i don't really need to charge them at the same time. I only use one of them at a time, so they are always ready to go. Super nice product. I have only had it for a short time, but so far, so good.

Solid 140W charger with a slim form factor. Can sustain 140W output for approximately 30 minutes before throttling to 100W.

Here are my first impressions: • Build quality is very important and this wall charger has it, feels sturdy and nice to feel in the hand. • Personally, the two type-C ports are great but I would prefer 3 type-c ports with a single usb-a port. Especially if it's 140W versus their 100W wall charger (has two type-c and two usb-a ports). • It's very compact and a powerful one too capable of charging a MacBook Pro 14 at 100W without a problem while a 12.9" iPad Pro is connected right below. Unfortunately, the first port drops as soon as you connect the third port understandably. • Now, the 140W port...it only really works for a MacBook Pro 16" entirely with its own charging cable. The PD 3.1 cable included did work but for some reason didn't charge at full speed, maxed out 100W which could be a user-problem as I was editing a full on video. (Only that single port is being used while testing) Overall, you may or may not like this depending on the amount of ports you would prefer or a higher wattage being offered. Something important though is for such a compact wall charger, this thing is powerful enough to charge anything without much problem...of course, anything that is appropriately within 140W because it'll charge at the max output. It's been great as a travel buddy too, can't complain at all.

Baseus has improved their chargers with this one. 140 Watt charging capability. 2 USB C ports, 1 USB A port. Charger itself is quite premium, as far as quality. It is small enough to be stashed away in a pocket or most bags. Supports Samsung Super Fast Charging 2.0, with an appropriate cable.

I was initially going to give this a 5 star review for the few months that I've used it, but today I suddenly heard some crackling noises & then I smelled burning plastic/solder. Upon investigating around my room, I found that the smell & sound was emitting from this charger. It had been only plugged into my MacBook & phone, so I'm glad I caught it before it took out my entire house.