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I won't be buying this adapter as I have the 67W one from my MBP, and I have the Anker 3-port adapters for travel, but it's good to hear that Apple has improved upon the 67W adapter with this one.

Hi, can you do a test on cuktech 20 powerbank? Thank you in advance 😊

This company is owned by Sharge (SharkGeek) and they actually have a power bank that gives Anker's Prime 250W some competition! Despite the name and overpriced products, their quality is generally good.

I own one of these and a River 2 Pro. Love them. Saved me from a somewhat nasty 2hr power outage once, plus allowed me to run my PC in a thunderstorm. Extremely happy with them. I used them without the app for like 5 months and they ran great.

Can I charge my acer aspire 7 (19.5V , 6.92A , 135W) laptop with the dc port of 150W adapter?

Need one..watching

Thats an.... interesting company name

So the best is the Aniker ?

Great content as always. Thank you for your awesome work.

is it support sfc 2.0 45w for samsung s23 ultra?

Dang, my Xiaomi 3 10k power bank is 250 grams, 100g heavier for same capacity. But it's solid metal brick and cheap.

Does the lack of PPS affect on Ugreen when fast charging my Galaxy devices? Does this power bank have fast charging on PPS smartphones?

I have this with S24+. Model is EP-T4511. Made in Vietnam May 30, 2024. What's printed on the unit - UL Listed. Output: (PDO) 5.0V ≂ 3.0A, 9.0V ≂ 3.0A, 15.0V ≂ 3.0A, 20.0V ≂ 2.25A, (PPS) 5.0V - 20.0V ≂ 3.0A. Just sharing information. I don't know what the symbol that looks like an equal but the bottom line is broken is called.

I was literally looking for your review on this....man you are the onlyone I trust to buy these gadgets

Ugreen 240w PD3.1 is by far the best I've had to date

i need a proper european power bank QA'd not this chinese crap that 1 out of 2 fails right out of the box

Hey, Could you cover 65watt chargers, especially the newly released UGreen Nexode X?

Hi, I saw your review of the SlimQ 240 watt. Based on what I see here with the Framework 180 watt, it seems to be better, for one thing, for having all the safety certifications, I am guessing. I actually bought the SlimQ-240, and it has not given me any problems for like 2 years or more. My laptop have these specifications of 19.5 volts and 9.23 Amps, which is basically 180 watts. But one odd thing with the SlimQ-240 when I first tried to power my laptop was that it did get hot. That maybe happened 2 to 3 times right at the beginning. BUT from then on, it has remained very stable, temperature wise. I got the SlimQ right when it got released, I believe. BUT what I like about the Framework 180 watt, is that dimension wise, it is a bit smaller than the SlimQ-240, also weighs a bit less.The only thing lacking for this Framework 180 watts is a DC barrel. BUT I found online that there is a Type-C to DC barrel adapter. SO, I am planning on getting this Framework 180, because it has more safety certifications and is a bit smaller in size and weight as the SlimQ-240.

Not buying a power bank that can fry my devices.

It will be cool to make some videos of tech that’s not made in China main land, for example technology made in USA or Taiwan or South Korea. I really want to support other country’s hence China tech is very faulty and misleading

170$ on Amazon as of 6/23

Big for stack-ability?

i've always gone out of my way to use apple adapters and cables, at @3:00 i heard you say "apple is recommending third party chargers."" i am hesitant to try this, but i want a lightweight but decently powerful adapter to charge my m1 macbook pro when im outside of my home or office. I hate lugging around the big power adapters, and when i use very small ones, the computer will just stay where the battery levels at, seldom will it actually gain charge. I just want a super portable, yet powerful [enough] adapter that will be comfortable in a backpack or computer sleeve. if you can give me any recommendations, i would really appreciate it.

“More bigger number, more better” is hilarious!

This is the one I need right now🙏

Thank you for your video. I m looking for new brands because bauseu and ugreen are now “expensives”. I have some essager chargers this video make me feel more relaxed. Thank you bro!

Well, one came with my M2 McBook Air, but it is convenient and offers optional earth. As long as it does no harm to charging, I’ll be ok with it. Probably wouldn’t buy one separately however.

brilliant

Id like to see ugreen and move speed powerbanks tested. Moovespped banks are extremely affordable relative to size of battery capacity.

The Invzi website says that the PPS range is "4-11V/5A, 4-21V/4A", but your results say 4-21V/5A?

What do you think if I use it for an above ground pool timer???

Got mind set. Thanks.

Anker chargers are shits now a days. They don't last.

Could you please do GMM 150W USB C Charger Plug Multi GaN charger. I think it performs very well, I've had it for more than a year now, and its great. Interested to see I got it for £35

Ah, I've just seen that the BI-B62 is now a different power bank. Funny. In any case, it is only able to charge my Honor Magic5 Pro with 5 watt... hardly enough to keep the phone operating at all.

Thanks for posting the testing results.. not many reviewers post stats like this instead they just go by their feel..or by sponsors which is the worst

Anker 25w vs Samsung 25w Which is Better?or! Good.

Are there really no viable 65W-ish 3-port chargers? I wanted something lightweight for travel to power a laptop, or a fer smaller devices overnight. The 100W Anker A2343's weight and form factor would make it easily fall out of worn plane sockets, and the Baseus 100W GaN3 desktop charger doesn't have a detachable cable which makes it bulkier and heavier to pack.

I mean, these are kinda crap chargers and overpriced. IDK why this would spark any interest or people would care? I dont know a single person who has ever even been exited about anything from ikea. 45w is really low for 2 ports, and you can get a 65w for the same price or even less Amazon. And with an extra USB A port on it. Nothing against your video, it's a quality video. Its just that the charger it's about kinda sucks, and isn't that great of a deal. Last "tech" thing I got from Ikea was rechargeable AA batteries, and they were overpriced garbage. Probably the worst AAs I've ever used, and almost weightless.

Could you check the ASOMETECH 100W GaN compared to these it is ridiculous small compared to my Ugreen. 100w one

Will this work with direct or is it only compatible with alternating current

Loving how a content creator is so tight with his fans comments!!🤝

Can you do a video showing the power cost savings of a variety of chargers? For instance, how much money would you save if you charged 3000mah for a phone every day for a year assuming $0.18/kwh using a 30w Pixel charger vs a 65w Ugreen charger vs that Baseus 100w charger? Edit: Or savings charging a laptop.

I hate that usbc cables look the same and arent labled with their maximum wattage

Do mobile phones care about ripple voltage that much? is it really much of a concern?

i see most of the powerbanks are chinese these days, and most lie about the capacity. IN your opinion are these legit, or is Samsung a good alternative? Or some other brand.

Does this support PPS charging with Pixel 8 Pro?

Thanks for the review and can you take a look at UGREEN Nexode 65w slim?

So would the 20k 65w version perform as well as the 25k? I wonder….