🔌 AOHI Magcube USB C Charger - 30W PD Mini Fast Charger GaN+ Wall Adapter for MacBook/iPhone 13/12 Mini Pro Max/iPad Pro/Samsung Galaxy S21+/Note 10+ Review

1. Do not use if the device to be charged requires a higher power. it will overheat and just die. I don't blame them as the charger is clearly only a 30w charger which means I don't recommend it for laptops. But it works well with Android and iOS phones. iPad, headphones and headphones

OEM is still the best. I keep trying to find a replacement brand and this one looked promising, even saw a cool video from a year ago which gave me hope but unfortunately this is still a failure. One broke it was replaced with little effort but the problem with the second is that it doesn't charge to 100%, tried this on 3 phones, it doesn't decide exactly when it charges and then goes to sleep is to be moved and the phone stays at 98 or 99% every time.

The first one was so hot it was impossible to touch. Has never changed from yellow to blue to green. Always on amber. So the seller sent me a replacement along with the charger cable and the charger seems to be working better, cycling between different phases, still getting hot but not too bad. I'm trying to find out if the charging connector or the cable that was sent is defective. Worked on a single charge, and now you can't even get it to work by wiggling the cord or rearranging it…

Definitely fast charging iPhone X. As you can see in the video, it can work with a 9V Power Delivery Object (PDO). He was also able to adjust the 20V PDO for my laptop. It met my expectations and I quickly decided on a second one. Be sure to check out the voltage profiles in the list and if they match your device, you won't regret your purchase. The closest competitor is the Anker Nano II for an additional $10 and a slightly higher PPS range, but for 99% of people AOHI should be more than…

In general, the product is good. For me the changing color of the charge indicator wasn't optimal since I used it in the bedroom, but overall it's a nice feature. It's powerful, small and does what it's supposed to do. My main gripe is that the pins are closer to the center of the device, making it not very suitable for some power strips (a common issue with chargers in this form factor). It does get a little warm, too, but that's part of its function, and the warm exterior means the insides…

Product arrived: July 21, 2021 Product review: July 19, 2021 Originally bought to charge my Samsung S21 Ultra super fast and gets the job done effectively. Pros: - Form factor is great! Size 1.8" (including needles) x 1.15" (4.6cm x 3cm). Combined with a high-performance USB-C cable, you can charge compatible devices super fast, just like my phone. - LED light to let me know if my device is charging or empty. Cons: - I wish I could turn off the status LED, although deducting a star from my…

Charges everything including DJI products. Was looking for a different and hopefully smaller charger for my DJI Smart Controller. Fast charging required a charger that could deliver 12V at 2A (24W) and the AOHi Magcube 30W charger does just that. This was verified by a USB tester and not just a fast blinking light on the charger confirmed. Was at 80% and was drawing 1.8A at 12V. Also works with the Mini 2 charging dock. Was a little surprised that it would charge the smart controller quickly…

Was 100% an anchor user before Type-C but they don't use real PD delivery so they didn't work with Apple MagSafe. Because they don't deliver the full charging power. I used Ravpower and Aukey until they were banned by Revain, which I will continue to buy directly from Ravpower. The AOHI line looks like it has taken GaN innovation to the next level and time will only tell if quality and support will follow. The only downside I find is that I use it in the bedroom: a status indicator, but not as…

I've been using this little charger for about a week and it seems to be working. It's great for charging my 2019 MacBook Air and iPhone 11. I didn't notice it getting much hotter than any other 30W charger. When I'm using it with my MacBook Air in moderate activity where the battery isn't fully charged and the device is booting the MacBook and charging the battery at the same time, it can get pretty hot depending on what I'm doing, although it never does hot gets hot to touch. . Once the…