Can it supercharge 45w a samsung s24+?Does it support superfast chsrge?

When I got the Apple 140W adaptor, it was Apple’s first GaN charger, is that still the case now? Main reason to get it was to charge the Anker 737 battery.

11:07 and 12:18 had me laughing, Anker 317 is good at sitting there doing nothing, and it's cheap and nasty lmao.. I just bought 2 of them. I really need to stop looking at reviews AFTER purchasing

I have an interesting, very small power bank from singapore (I think), it has a dimension of 91x65x14mm, with a watthour capacity of30.4 . this is the UNIQ Fuele Mini. please take a look at it!

How does this compare to the nitecore nb20000?

I had never done the math, I didn't think you could lose over 5W in a USB cable

Miniware and Pine64 make *silicone* cable intended for their soldering irons, they might be interesting

Could you elaborate on why you would *not* want your adapter to be referenced to ground?

GaN² isn't two times the GaN but GaN times the GaN!!!!!!!

I checked my car's user manual (2006 BMW), it's rated at 200 W on the 12 V sockets. Not bat at all.

Do comparison of belkin anker and ugreen 65watt adapters

Since you care about durability, I thought you'd like to take a look at that power bank: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n52pk4FrrLKsr5o It's not the slimest but has *user replaceable* 21700 cells. And I imagine the aluminium case doesn't hurt the heat management...

Please simply tell us which is best charger and can charge every device

Can you test the SlimQ 150w USB-C charger?

Hi German viewer here, watched this video cause mine is also not loading xD. Seems like somebody in the powerbank factory hates germany.

Wish I saw this video before I bought the Satechi 108W wall charger. They claim the top port goes to 100W, but my testings agree with yours that it's more like a 90-18 split. It completely cannot deal with my laptop which needs a bit over 90W power at times, making it useless for me. I had to purchase Anker 717 for my laptop instead.

Is the idle power always the same whether there is a cable connected or not?

Can you compare it against Zeus charger 280W?

I just bought one how do I recharge it ?

The Egoway is $23 today on Amazon. It has issues but, man, $23 for 140W...

Speaking about magic smoke, I just watched a Korean video that was eye opening: the guy wrapped cheap power supplies in towels while they were delivering their *rated* power. Some have thermal protection, so no harm done. The others started melting and I hate to imagine what could happen if left unsupervised. And it's not a completely unrealistic scenario, I've seldom connected my power supply to an extension cord while using my laptop in bed, with said power supply on top of the bed. I never let a blanket or whatever fall on top of it but that's not to say it couldn't happen. To someone. Somewhere. Once the magic smoke has left a capacitor, you can't put it back and I'm told that's pretty much the same with your fucking house. *Do not* let out the magic smoke of your house.

Could you do a video about the theory? Like why some of them need to renegotiate all ports every time you plug a device?

It would be interesting to see you caracterize more mini computers. Possibly some of these low power N100 that are meant to run 24/7 (to run Home Assistant, a local cloud, a Firewall, etc.). Which BIOS settings have what impact on idle power, etc. If the PC doesn't run all the time, how to configure standby to consume the least possible, what is the power cost of running wake on LAN, etc.

Brought this off a pawn shop for $20, even if it's 60W continuous it still meets my laptop's needs.

I thought the supercapacitor would charge quicker. 2 minutes seem like an eternity when you have shit to measure! The super capacitor should be hot swappable in V2. Power consumption: the Mytutoyo use WAY less current when off. They are also shipped with a better silver oxyde battery. Weirdly, my cheap chinese set of calipers use a lot less battery than others (like I don't replace it every year). No available rechargeable batteries: you could have stuck a AAA or CR2032 holder, soldered the leads and Bob's your uncle

Awesome review! Thank you for not sugar coating your verdict!

Anker 737 Charger GaNPrime 120W or this one Anker Prime 100W A2343, which one should I pick

is there any review for the 100w? thinking of buying one.

Have you checked which capacitors Anker use in these units? Putting safety aside for a minute, would it make sense to drill ventilation holes in these cases? I remember when transformers (so, before the generalization of switch mode power supplies) had ventilation holes

Have you tested what's on the cheaper end of the market? There are a few on Aliexpress that advertise PD 3.1 at 28V (on top of QC, wireless etc) for a *quarter* of the price. I'm kinda tempted as my new soldering iron can take advantage of 28V PD 3.1 (at 4.65 A)

This looks soooo good, though...

Could you also check the protocol they manage (with a USB tester) and charging speed reached on a few electronic devices (like an iPhone, a Galaxy S24 Ultra and a MacBook)?

They display 100% long before they are at 100% but could you characterize that? (Discharge it completely as soon as it hits 100% and measure the capacity vs discharge it once it has stopped charging)

Is the Anker cable really 240 W, though? I know it's 5 A in both cases but the cables that are rated for 100 W can carry 5 A too (20 x 5), so....I don't know what I'm saying but I felt like sharing.

Hi, will you do a review of the Nintendo Switch charger? Because it also has certain features combined with the dock.

Whats a ups?

Hello. Could you review new Samsung 20.000 mah 45w Powerbank EB-P4520. Which is support PPS, fast charge etc.

I'm wondering if you would be interested in testing the Nekteck GaN Charger 100W USB C Charger (2C1A ASIN B0BPM9W1VF). Although it looks like a cheap adapter on first look, it actually possesses TüV c/US and DOE VI labels, and the review of a similar adapter marketed only in China (also made by Stiger) showed it reasonable efficiency and idle power consumption, but I wonder whether they might have cut corners elsewhere (no PFC, safety issues etc.)

Does it not do 7A 20V?

How is the leakage current for this one compared to the Apple 90W (bought in mid 2023)? I‘m asking because a skin I have applied to my laptop leads to the leakage current not tingling, but actually hurting. This is why I usually prefer grounded adapters like my Apple one with the extension cord but the Baseus does check a lot of boxes for me.

Do you test how the chargers perform when the source is delivering less watts? Like if I plug a 200w satechi into a plug that's delivering 230v/90w and actually try to usb out more than 90w.

It's useful, and quite cheap, with great output, but I feel the capacity and standby drain are unimpressive.

raducir texto con la cámara hi, friend . Could you tell me how the Anker 737 performs after a year or 6 months of use.

got the 70w with my air and dont use it 😅. I use the 20w folding power adapter as even during my most strenuous use cases it makes do. Been doing photo editing why on a 20w charger and gained charge why working across 3-4 hours

I got one brand new on marketplace for $40, so I can't complain. I only planned on using it during travel anyway.

Where is the THD thats the main information you missed out where can I get it?

amazing review as usual

It's cute but, does it support Xiaomi turbo charge up to 65w like as the max watt?

I have the 96W and it’s massive. Nice to see they are improving the size without losing on performance and security. Thanks for the video!

I have the dual type c adapter for my iPhone 15 pro max(uses MagSafe) and my iPad pro(uses type c)