Review on 💡 Efficient EHO Adapter: Essential Laptop Charger Solution by Cristabel Logan

Received this charger today and have already returned it. Port C1 was dead and not loading. The C2 connector seemed good, delivering about 55 watts to my HP Chromebook. Port A1 seems fine. But I have found that this charger gets very hot. GaN chargers need to be cooler than silicon chargers. I then plugged this charger into a metered outlet and saw that it used 4 watts even with nothing plugged into it and within a minute it got very hot. My guess is that the faulty C1 port was shorted and therefore I have a faulty charger that will likely melt or catch fire. Spring.