245W GaN USB C Charger, 4-Port PD 3.1 140W Fast Charging Station for MacBook Pro, Dell XPS, iPhone, iPad Pro & Samsung Galaxy

It is too early to give this item a total review. But for its first week of trial runs using the 140-watt USB-C output and one of the two USB A ports it has not run hot (lukewarm). If it makes it through the first month of daily use on a heavily used PC with numerous accessories and a 135watt requirement, I will buy another of these chargers. This is a simple to use, well labeled unit. You know what port to plug into of the 2 USB-C and 2 USB - A ports.

I wish I’d bought this years ago. Easily powers my laptop, tablet and phones from one device. Really well made and never gets hot or unsafe. Great product.

UPDATE - 01-03-25: RE: 245W USB C Charger, FEEYOO Laptop GaN Power Adapter 4 Ports Desktop Charging Station PD 3.1, ASIN B0BX6JGMYC, Since I move from one location to another, and travel frequently, I recently ordered this product for the 3rd time mostly because I was impressed with the performance of the previous two examples I have owned for several months, one for over a year. It helped that it was offered at a significantly discounted price (under $80). The website claims 240 with the C1-port capable of delivering 140w. However, I received an entirely different charging block on this order. It's much lighter and the C1 port is clearly labeled 100 watts. It has a lighter 2-prong cord, not the 3-prong of the other two I earlier received. It charges much slower. This is BLATANT CONSUMER FRAUD on the part of the seller. I will not purchase products from this dishonest company (FEEYOO) again and I highly recommend that you don't do so either. If you should choose to purchase this item on the outside chance that the seller has received significant push-back and has restored the original product to their supply chain, I strongly advise that you immediately check the top (C1) port to ensure that it delivers a full 140 watts, not the 100 watts delivered by the comparable port on the one I recently received. It should have a 120v AC 3-prong power plug with a heavy duty (round) cable. I suspect, though I do not know for certain, that the seller ran out of the charger that it continues to advertise and simply substituted a charging block of lesser quality and capacity. If a charger you've received doesn't have a c1 port clearly labeled to deliver 140 watts, I suggest you send it back because it could be ANYTHING, and something likely of lesser quality. I like and routinely use the first two examples I received, but returned the third. The following is my original review, posted after the most recent purchase but before I was able to unpack and evaluate it: I read many reviews for numerous power supplies before choosing this one. I also tried out three others prior to ordering this one several months ago. I'm not sorry I did my homework. I use the top (140W) C-Port to charge my i9-equipped Lenovo Thinkpad Carbon Extreme III, the second C-Port (100W) to power a Foldable Wireless Charging Station Multiple Devices and still have two USB-A Ports to charge a portable speaker, a headset and/or a portable USB keyboard. With a full charging load, this device is never under powered. This is one of the few that delivers 140W in the one port no matter how many devices are attached regardless of the ports in use. I was so impressed with this charger/power supply that I purchased a second one to give my partner for her birthday because she had been favorably impressed by the performance mine provided, then I purchased yet another so I wouldn't need to move it between my two homes. It's important to note that, when powering high performance devices such as chargers or the aforementioned laptop, the ultimate performance will only be as good as the cables used to connect the devices. I use 240 Watt-rated USB-C to USB-C charging cables made by AINOPE or comparable. It doesn't matter what the capacity of the power supply may be if the cable won't support the amount of current necessary to run the device with which it's paired. This was a good investment for my needs.

I use this now for almost a year. Bought to charge my laptop which requires up to 140W USB-C. I had to get really good USB-C Cables (find 240W charging cable). This way I can use laptop (up to 140W) and also phone which can take from second port up to 65W. Although the brick is little larger it is still a single brick for me for office and travel. I also needed brick with wall cable which then can be either replaced with local travel cable or the plug can easily go into a travel adapter. Overall after a year of usage I'm very happy!

This worked great at first, but one of the two usb-a outputs died when the unit was four months old. The other three ports still work, but I'm disappointed to lose 25% of the charging ports. I suggest exploring other brands as a result.

If FAST charging speed is what you’re after then this is it! Will do 100w easy! I have nothing to test at 140w but I have faith it will do it! Will do 100w on both ports at the same time also. It is bulky but one must make a sacrifice for the power and safety.

Works excellent but the top usb 3.0 140 watt connection port does not seem to connect well. The port below it seem to snap in place but the top port don't not connect to the cable very well and easily disconnects. I cannot find a way to connect the manufacturer. (probably my amazon ignorance). when it stays connected it works great

Works with all my devices as intended