UGREEN 65W USB C Charger 4 Ports USB C Power Adapter GaN PD Fast Wall Charger Compatible with MacBook Pro/Air M2, Dell XPS, iPad Pro/Air, iPhone 16/15/14, Galaxy S24/S23, Steam Deck, and More

I bought 2 of these chargers and have no problem plugging in devices to all 4 ports. Even while they are both on the same extension cord. It is not as fast as an original apple charger, but is just as good as any other charger block, but with the ability to charge multiple devices!

This is my favorite charger. I like that I can charge pretty nuch everything at the same time.

Highly recommended

I have only had it for a day, but I did a few tests. First I tried testing an S21 Ultra and S20. The S21 Ultra shows Super Fast Charging and the S20 showed Fast Charging. The second test, I tried charging 4 phones (all around 50%). The S21 Ultra dropped from Super Fast charging to Fast charging (not surprising), but all 4 phones seemed to still charge pretty fast. I let them charge for 45 minutes and they were all at or near 100%. Lastly, I charged a power hungry i5 Chromebook. When I had 3 phones plugged in, the Chromebook gave a "Slow Charging" warning, but when it was plugged in by itself there was no warning and it seemed to be charging as fast as with the stock charger.So, so far it does what I want:1. Supports Super Fast charging on S21 Ultra2. Can charge 4 phones at once3. Can charge a laptopNo, it cannot charge 3 phones at Super Fast charging speeds and a laptop at the same time, but I wouldn't expect it to.

Admittedly, this is a niche application, but I was trying to use this charger to power 2 HomePod Minis (on the newest software, which supports 18W chargers), one Ubiquiti Unifi Express (usb-c powered, max. power draw: 10W), and a Motorola MM1025 MoCA adapter (supplied with 5V, 3A power supply, so 15W total. I dont think the adapter draws that much but I suppose it could).This should have all fit within the claimed specs for 4-port charging (18W PD on the top 2 usb-c ports, 5V/3A on the third usb-c and usb-a connectors) but when I tried that one of the HomePod Minis gave me the blinking orange light that signifies it wasn't getting enough power.It's fine, I had an open outlet for the MoCA adapter's power supply and it's all nice and hidden behind a dresser but it's a little disappointing. Otherwise the unit is well built and svelt for its max power rating because it's GaN and I generally think it's a good option for people who need all the ports and a great value. Just don't try to push it to its limit with picky devices.

There don't seem to be any usc-c chargers with more than 2 ports other than this, but it works well, exactly what I was looking for. Works well in the single built-in 2-prong AC power plug we have in our car for the kids devices on a long trip. Just a little bit pricey, but for the convenience of 3 ports in one charger it's totally worth it.

The charger doesn't always work. It charges my 13-inch, 2020, Four Thunderbolt 3 ports Macbook pro 2GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i5 occassionally. Most of the time, it will just maintain the current laptop battery state as long as I don't plug any devices into any other ports. This is my remote work charger, but when I use my home Apple charger, I experience no issues charging my laptop. I can't recommend this device because it does not meet basic functional requirements. I guess I got what I paid for, but I should have spent a bit more money and just bought another Apple charger.

Works great- 3 usb-c chargers and 1 USB charger, and they all work at the same time. Sometimes all the chords can get a bit overwhelming for the device, and it's easy to get unplugged as your pulling on chords- but that's more of a me problem than a problem with the charger.