Review on 💻 ADG 9-in-1 GaN Charger USB-C Docking Station: Power, Efficiency & Connectivity for MacBook/Pro/Air, Surface/Pro & Laptops - 100W, QC 3.0 PD, 4 USB, 4K HDMI, Ethernet, Micro SD/SD, Audio & Mic by Mark Jefferson

That's GENIUS! This is the power adapter that Apple should ship with all Macs. The newer MacBooks only offer one port: Thunderbolt 4/USB-C. This adapter skillfully utilizes USBC functions to fully charge your laptop at the same time, serving as a hub with USB-A port, USB-C port, HDMI, Ethernet, SD card and microSD, Headset. , and even an optional 30W USB-C charging port for good measure. While it would be nice to have a few more USB-A ports as it's already an absolutely great device, whether that's because you like a clutter-free desk (you can hide all those ugly cables and only have a USB-C cable to properly charge your laptop) or you need a handy travel charger (a compact box has all the ports you need). One feature of Apple chargers that I've always appreciated is the little angled wedge with fold-out prongs: you can use it to plug the power bank straight into the wall, but you have the option of pulling out that wedge and replacing it with the end of the supplied power cord. Well, the ADG has managed to improve on this already clever design and has built-in fold-out prongs and a detachable cable, but unlike Apple's version, you tuck the end right into the folded prongs so you can't lose the wedge. (I've lost a few over the years so I can appreciate that feature). Result: GENIUS, GENIUS, GENIUS. Accessory of the year for me. Only tested on M1 MacBook Pro but should work well with any of the newer USBC/Thunderbolt PC laptops. I cannot recommend this charger and hub combo highly enough.