🔌 High-Quality 65W USB-C Charger for MacBook/Pro, Lenovo, Asus, Acer, Dell, Xiaomi Air, HP Spectre, Thinkpad & More Review

This 60+W charger was designed for laptops but also works great with phones. Even if your phone doesn't support up to 60W, it will make the most of the power it can absorb and charge it as quickly as possible. Right now it drained about 20% of the battery in 10 minutes so I'm very happy, and that's on a Pixel 2 which I think maxes out at maybe 18W. The only thing that worries me is the size and that the plug does not swivel given its size. It's perpendicular to the longest side, so on a sliver…

I brought a spare Nintendo Switch dock so my kids can also play their Switch on the TV in the guest room when using our main TV but it didn't come with a power cord. The Switch and Switch Docks use a USB-C cable, but a regular cable will not work. You need one with a power supply that provides enough current flow. Although this type of power cable is incredibly expensive, the price of this cable is relatively decent. The price still seems a little high, but it's actually very good quality and…

This is an excellent USB-C charger that comes with a durable cable. Some people might not like it, but I like it. You can't lose the cable, and if you're careful (like I try) you won't damage the cable. The cord is six feet long and the charger is powerful. Both parts are very well made. I wish the forks were folded into the body, but that's a very minor mistake. I am very happy with this charger. It charged everything that needs a USB-C port and it charges them quickly. It doesn't get very hot

This is a good charger. A little more than I expected, it charges efficiently and reliably. The included cable is six feet long. I estimated the length. It seems to be universal. It works with my Lenovo laptop and Fire tablet. Good for traveling and as a backup.

I have a new Chromebook from Lenovo that has a bad power supply. So I'm looking for a replacement. Most of my C-Chargers charge it when it's off, but can't handle the current load when it's on. So when it was in stock I ordered it. Here's what I found: 1. The power supply plugs directly into the wall and then a good length cord is attached to it that stretches slightly from the wall to the table. See attached picture.2. Connector C is on a cable that is permanently connected to the power…