🔌 Innergie 60C-60W PD 3.0 USB-C Wall Charger (INT'L), Portable Laptop/Phone Power Adapter, Compatible with Nintendo Switch, iPhone 13, iPhone 12, MacBook Pro & Air 13", iPad Pro, Windows, USB PD 3.0 Fast Charge Review

I wonder if the long term reliability of the flip plugs will be an issue eh it is the case with other flip-plug adapters. The time will show. Will update this review if it ever breaks.

There are many other portable USB-C chargers out there but this is definitely the best in terms of size and the ability to power ports depending on the country in where you are to change . It's not cheap, but in this case you will definitely get what you pay for.

This adapter is more expensive than some comparable competitors, but it's an excellent power supply. Foldable pens make it much more compact and it fits discreetly in a laptop bag. Runs on my XPS 13 with no errors and weighs next to nothing. Excellent goods.

I have charged my 2017 13" MacBook Pro (61W), Omni Charge power bank (45W) and iPhone XS Max (18W) each with standard cables and had no problems with them in general. This little charger is awesome. Yes, prolonged charging at the full 61W power the MacBook draws will heat up the device. But to be honest I don't think it heats up more than an apple block and it's sooooo much less It does NOT block any other connectors (horizontal or vertical) and works great without the special cable that comes…

Having bought several Innergie products over the course of a year I didn't hesitate to recommend them Kickstarter to support two of these charging boxes. .This charger did not disappoint me at all, it charges my 13" MacBook Pro and 2018 MacBook at full speed, and its small size makes it easy to fit in my everyday bag. While this charger is capable of charging my 15th -inch MBP, albeit a bit slower, but I wish Innergie would come out with a 85w/100w dual-port version soon so it could charge my…

I've had this charger for about a week now and can say it works very well. This is the smallest 60W charger on the market. I've used it to charge my iPhone and iPad and haven't had any issues with it. It charges my devices very quickly, and since it has foldable plugs, it's great for traveling. I have bought several gallium nitride chargers from different manufacturers but this is by far the smallest and the best. However, the price is significantly higher than other devices. But I still…

I use this for my Dell Latitude 5480 laptop. When I first turned it on with the charger connected I got an error message saying the device needed a 65w adapter not a 60w -Adapter. I haven't checked compatibility with my machine, so I'll admit it's my fault. I went ahead and continued booting the machine to see what would happen. In fact, it charges the laptop very well. However, it gets very hot! It's not too hot to touch, but hot enough to bother me. I assume the circuit is designed to limit…

Was looking for a charger for my 2017 15" MacBook Pro. The Apple charger was too big to travel with. Although it has less power, it works and can charge you, when doing low-intensity tasks on your computer. Obviously this can charge a computer overnight. One downside I don't see is. You have to use the USB-C cable that comes with the charger. It looks like little capacitors are in the cable has been built in which has allowed the size of the charger itself to be reduced. It's about a meter or…

I saw this product on a YouTube channel to which I subscribe. The product is legal, it powers USB-C laptops and Android phones. Pros: Supports higher power outputs for faster charging on Samsung S9, HP x360 14-inch laptops and Dell XPS 13 9350. The product size is very small, probably the size of two Apple phone chargers side by side. It's a good weight for its size. Some have mentioned the protrusion on the included cable, I don't see that as a problem, I think it's one of those magnetic field