Spigen 120W GaN Fast 4-Port USB-C Charging Station, 100W PD Type C Charging Hub for MacBook Pro Air, iPad, iPhone, Galaxy, HP, Dell, ASUS, Chromebook, Steam Deck, Laptop

This compact GaN charger is a desk space saver that actually delivers on its 120W promise. Charges my MacBook Pro, phone, tablet, and earbuds simultaneously without slowdowns thanks to smart power distribution. Build quality is solid with a premium matte finish that stays cool under load. Setup is completely plug-and-play - no configuration needed. The small footprint replaces multiple wall adapters, dramatically reducing cable clutter. Charging speeds are consistently fast and reliable across all device types. Only downsides are basic cable management and no power indicators, but these don't impact performance. Excellent value for anyone with multiple USB-C devices who wants professional-grade charging in a compact package. Highly recommended for clean, efficient workspace setups.

The Spigen 120W GaN Fast 4-Port USB C Charging Station has truly transformed the way I charge my devices. This charging hub is a powerhouse that efficiently handles the charging needs of my MacBook Pro, iPad, iPhone, Galaxy smartphone, HP laptop, Dell laptop, ASUS Chromebook, and even the upcoming Steam Deck USB-C laptop. The 120W power output is truly impressive, and the GaN (Gallium Nitride) technology ensures that the charging station remains compact and lightweight despite its immense power capabilities. This makes it an ideal travel companion for anyone who needs to charge multiple devices on the go. One of the standout features is the 100W fast charging via USB-C PD (Power Delivery). This allows me to charge my MacBook Pro and other compatible USB-C devices at top speed, minimizing downtime and keeping me productive throughout the day. The charging process is swift and efficient, and I haven't experienced any overheating issues even during prolonged charging sessions. The 4-port design is incredibly convenient, as I can charge multiple devices simultaneously. The presence of USB-C ports ensures universal compatibility with modern devices, and I no longer need to carry around multiple chargers for different gadgets. The build quality is exceptional, which is expected from Spigen. The charging station feels sturdy and well-made, giving me confidence that it will withstand the test of time and regular use. The compact design also saves valuable space on my desk or in my travel bag. Furthermore, the charging station's intelligent circuitry provides protection against overcharging, overcurrent, and short-circuiting, ensuring the safety of my valuable devices while they charge. One minor downside to consider is that the charging cables are not included with the station. However, this is not a significant issue if you already have USB-C cables for your devices. In conclusion, the Spigen 120W GaN Fast 4-Port USB C Charging Station is a reliable and efficient charging hub that has simplified my charging needs. Its GaN technology, powerful 100W USB-C PD support, and versatile 4-port design make it a must-have accessory for anyone with multiple USB-C devices. Whether you're at home or on the go, this charging station delivers the power and convenience you need. Please remember that this review is entirely fictional and based solely on the information you provided. Before purchasing any product, it's essential to check genuine customer reviews and conduct thorough research to ensure it meets your specific needs and requirements.

I bought this as it was on offer. I use it in my lounge so I can plug various things into it when required. I bought it due to the 100w output which is great for most laptops, it's handy to have a multi charger to cover pretty much anything. My Dell XPS 15 does need 130w to charge at full speed but this works well enough while I'm browsing the Web and is able to charge it at a decent rate still. Lower spec XPS laptops and more general use laptops are typically only going to need 65w so this is a great all round charger. It's very small and compact and would be perfect to travel with and keep my phone, laptop, watch, tablet and Nintendo Switch topped up in the hotel room. One little device to do all those things is pretty neat. It does think it supports the super fast charging on Samsung phones but does support fast charge. Which isn't a bad thing as rapid charge for the sake of it doesn't do the battery any good. Very happy especially the price I paid. Love Spigen products in general, always buy their cases so not surprised this is good too.

This is a great charger that has the versatility to charge laptops, phones or smart watches. The charger has a really small footprint when compared with the power it can provide. The only reason I've give it a 4 rather than a 5 is because there is a permanent green LED turned on when the charger has wall power. I wish this could be disabled or removed entirely.

It does what it says. as a person who travels a lot, it is really handy. Now it is my only charger for my travels. It is charging a - Dell Latitude 5420 (65W) Laptop (it can drain up to 80w while it is on load and fast charging enabled from bios) - An Ipad Pro 11 - An Iphone 13 Pro Max - An Iphone 13 Mini At the same time at full speed. the power lead can be replaceable which is good. You can buy a power cord for as long as you want and as many versions as possible. The UK Plug is included in the box. For the EU Travels and USA(Yes this charger can work from 100 volts to 240 volts) travels I just bought separate cables so I don't need to carry chunky converters. It is a bit chunky and heavier than the original Dell 65 Watt adapter but it doubles the performance and also acts as 4 chargers at the same time. My only concern is If something happens to this guy while on the travel don't know what to do :) I think I created my own SPOF.

Most people know Spigen for their cases, in particular the Tough Armor series which truly live up to their name and have consistently gotten better and better through the years. But a USB power supply is a totally different product from a case. Having had countless negative experiences with many chargers through the years, one would hopefully understand my skepticism at Spigen's new vertical segment. I had been buying chargers from another, more established brand (homonym of "anchor"), but their security camera subsidiary had just been caught in a major privacy scandal at the time in February 2023, so I decided to give Spigen a chance. I can say with confidence that all of my initial skepticism has been soundly put to rest. A high-performing and reliable four port charger is essential for me. I have two phones (Pixel 9 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro), a Galaxy Watch Ultra and Pixel Buds Pro that I carry around with me every day and I am now up to... 4? 5? of these awesome little bricks sprinkled around the house. They started around $100 and have consistently gotten cheaper and cheaper. Five stars are for solid build quality and reliable performance: after multiple years, I still feel a nice firm "snap" when connecting USB-C cables, and the USB-A ports show no sign of the "tongue" wearing out or breaking. It's never seemed to get that hot for me even when delivering a lot of watts. Bonus points for bring a brick and not a wall-wart, with a standard IEC 60320 C8 power connector and automatic voltage switching. This allows the power supply to be used in any country simply by purchasing the right power cable. The US model worked flawlessly when I recently traveled to the UK and used a native "type G" cord with it. There are two things you should know about how this brick works. First, the USB-C ports are really intended for devices that support true USB PD. Smartphones and my M2 MacBook Air (via both USB-C and MagSafe) have generally charged from it flawlessly. Other lower-power USB-C gadgets that don't use PD, like my Galaxy Watch Ultra and Pixel Buds Pro, seem to do better on the USB-A ports. Second, the device cuts briefly power any time something is connected or disconnected. My unconfirmed hypothesis is that it's doing this to prevent voltage spikes while it rebalances output levels. You can tell because every device connected to the charger makes its little "I'm charging now!" sound or animation at the same time. Although it is weird to see at first, this is a sign of careful engineering. Sadly, this charger now seems to be in short supply (I just ordered another one for my wife to use at her desk) so I really hope it's not discontinued. As long as they keep making them, I'll keep buying them and recommending them to friends.

Non supporta la ricarica rapida samsung, io lo utilizzo prevalentemente con due laptop dotati di usb c. A differenza di altri alimentatori presenti su amazon, nel caso di due dispositivi usb c, riesce ad erogare 60W per porta, senza limitare la seconda porta a dei banali 30W o 45W. Consiglio di ricercare il prodotto sul sito del produttore per visionare le uscite in W di ogni porta e le varie combo possibili. Non emette rumori o ronzii e si scalda il giusto. Segnalo inoltre che ogni caricatore dotato di più uscite interrompe la ricarica quando viene collegato un nuovo dispositivo, per bilanciare al meglio la ricarica, non si tratta di un malfunzionamento.

Chargeur, efficace, puissant, et très transportable. Seulement un petit peu cher…

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It's quite bigger and heavier than I expected, but I don't know what I was expecting. It is pushing out 100W on the single USB C, tested. I've only used it for this purpose so can't comment on the use case when all 4 ports are loaded. This served as a smaller USB C charger for my Legion 5 Gen 10, which came with a beefier 245W charger brick. This is a lot easier to carry and it does keep my laptop power while gaming in Balanced mode (RTX GPU on). Losing only 7% battery after 4 hours. Previously used a 65W charger (more like 59W output) and I would be completely dead form 100% in 4 hours doing the same thing. I don't expect it to be able to handle full performance mode but that's when the factory brick charge comes in.