CUKTECH10 100W USB C Wall Charger, 3-Port Multi-Device Fast Charging, Portable Laptop Charger Block for MacBook Pro/Air, iPad Pro, iPhone 16/15/Pro, Samsung Galaxy, Pixel, and More (Black)

My wife is the kind of person who's always forgetting or losing her power adapters. On a recent trip she forgot the power adapter for her work laptop (a Microsoft Surface Laptop) as well as the one for her iPhone. I gave her this unit. This 100W adapter was able to charge both items simultaneously. She was able to stay topped up for the remainder of her trip.She was so happy that she could complete all her work calls and continue working remotely because of this one simple unit. Also she was impressed that it came with a nice thick USB C to USB C cable too.Well worth it!

This is a good USB-C PD charger. It works well with both my phone and my laptop, and the USB-A port works fine with other devices. The only real downside is that it's noticeably heavier than other similar chargers that I have. Not sure why.

The 100W power output is impressive. It charges my MacBook Pro and iPad Pro super fast, saving me precious time. The three ports are incredibly convenient, allowing me to charge my iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, and Pixel simultaneously without any slowdown.The build quality is excellent. The charger feels sturdy and durable, and the black finish gives it a sleek, modern look. It's also surprisingly compact for a 100W charger, making it easy to carry around when I'm on the go.One of the best features is the intelligent power distribution. It automatically adjusts the power output based on connected devices, ensuring efficient and safe charging for all my gadgets. The 12V power adapter and USB 3.0 cables were a nice touch, making the setup process quick and hassle-free.Overall, if you're looking for a robust and reliable multi-device charger, I highly recommend the CUKTECH 10 100W USB C Wall Charger.

Nice looking, sturdy interesting charger.Pros+very dense, seems packed with capacity+ added grips on the side work well+ folding plug works well+ color contrast looks high end+ fairly compact for 100 W max rating+ writing is legible, but is tiny and greyConsFor some reason it only meet published specs on the 5V and 20V section of USB-C.5V - 3A can do 3.2A Ok9V -3A shuts off at 2.2 amps. It can't get to 2.5A or 3A. = 20W max. not 27W12V at 3A shuts off at 1.7Amp = 20W. Not 36 Watt. If a device tries to pull a heavier load it shuts off.20V pushed 45 watts no problem and that's what the particular device wanted.I don't see why it won't deliver much on 9V or 12V but it looks really well made, has a good power cable with it and has 3 ports on it so I'll give it a good score.

For some reason I couldn't get more than 92W output for a single device (using a cable and device that I have seen get 97-98W from another adapter).But I also plugged in a Steam Deck that seemed to be getting appropriate charge (enough to play games and charge) without losing any of the 92W output for the first device still plugged in, which means that this seems to be able to put out easily over 100W total with multiple devices connected.So while not seeming to be able to output a full 100W, at least from what limited testing I've been able to run, it does seem nice. I didn't notice it getting hot during the charge and it's compact enough to take with you on holiday for your phone/console/laptop/etc.

I'll admit, I was somewhat disappointed with this one. Just to cut to the chase, I don't have one of those fancy load testers, but what I do have is a single-board computer (Rock 5B) that gives some pretty nice readouts of power output and such. I've tried a lot of these multi-port GaN chargers, and they've all worked just fine with my 5B, but this is the first one to not do so. That tells me that this is either delivering unsteady power, or it's failing in the handshake. As far as actually charging batteries with it goes, where a bit of choppiness is fine, it charges my laptop and phone just fine. It does have that same GaN adapter issue where if you either plug in or remove another device, power goes completely off while the charger decides how it wants to divvy up power, but I'm used to that from these. Also, as a side note, this thing is very, very dense, but it manages to not get all too warm. Otherwise, if all you're needing is something to charge some batteries, it's plenty fine for that; just don't expect to run an SBC off of it.

Works perfectly and charges my Surface Laptop 4 as well as iPhone in parallel quickly. Feels solid and high quality.

Great, stable, and very compact. It's got some weight to it giving it a premium feel and build. It never gets hot when charges, and has worked with everything I have tried with it. From laptops to power banks and game controllers, everything charged as fast as it possibly could with no problems. Great value for the price. Much better than chargers that you normally find for this price. No cons