ISDT GaN USB C Charger 65W - PD Fast Compact Wall Charger Block with LED Display - Mini Travel Power Adapter Compatible with iPhone Pro Max,MacBook Air Pro,iPad Switch,Galaxy,Laptop,XPS13,Pixel

The good, it's a 68watt PD 3.0 USB charger that puts out 20v at 3.4amps which is pretty much max for a 68 watt unit as some do below 3 amps at 20v. The bad is, as for the display, I was expecting it to show actual power used/sent as output. It's a static display mainly with GaN and 68watt constantly displayed. Only indicators on the display is when a cable is plugged in and depending on output, max power or not will come on. The constant colors display is sort of pointless, but at least you will know its plugged in and powered with the display glowing. It's compact and fits the purpose, but is slightly wider than some standard larger adapters and may take over space from adjacent outlets on a power strip. Overall it's pretty solid on output specs for a PD charger and compact size and will give it full 5 stars, as ISDT does make some quality chargers.

This is a pretty potent USB-C PD GaN charger from ISDT - listed as 65W, labeled as 68W.However, I feel the display is largely wasted, in that there are static indicators, primarily for charging and "fast" charging. I believe every other power adapter I have that has a display shows the wattage currently in use, and it would have been desirable to have this feature in this adapter as well.If you plug it in without a draw, you get the display with neither bottom icon illuminated. The green shows any power output (in this case, a 98% charged iPhone 15 Pro Max that only drew a few watts), and the orange is "fast" charging (in this case a 95% charged iPad Pro 12.9).At $23.90 currently on Amazon as I write this review, it's a fair deal for the power. But the display is a disappointment - for what it needs to display, a couple of LEDs would be a better choice.

65W in a unit smaller than the old iPad chargers. Yeah! Can power a moderate laptop readily (ThinkPad or the smaller Macbooks in my case) without getting hot even.I'm dinging it a star because it LOOKS like it shows the power draw on the lit display on top. But it only shows charge type. This is useful to know that you're getting a PD connection for example (some cables won't do it and you find out later that your laptop barely charged). But I wanted to see how much power was being delivered.

The power this little brick kicks out is awesome. At a fraction of the size of my macbook pro's obscene wall adapter, this can deliver more than enough wattage to keep my battery topped up and even rapid charge my other devices. The problem is the 'information display'. It's almost entirely for show, as the lights and info do not change at all depending on what you plug in. It's more of an aesthetically pleasing extra than a feature, and if you're looking for specific charging info, this will not give you any of that. I hate giving it this low a rating, as the charger portion works so well, but as the GaN technology in this charger is comparable to all the others on the market, the distinguishing feature of this particular power adapter, specifically the display screen, is almost entirely useless.

This GaN charger come from ISDT which make charging stations from Lithium Polymer battery packs. They recently started making USB C wall chargers and this is one of them. It’s a single port GaN charger that can output up to 68 watts. It has an LED display which lights up and has 2x indicator symbols, 1x just shows that something is connected, but the orange one lights up to confirm that it’s using the Power Delivery protocol. It doesn’t differentiate between various speeds or anything like that. Charging an iPhone at 20w will look the same on the display as charging a laptop at 65w.It’s a decent option with a unique design that looks premium and offers extra information that other wall chargers lack.

This charging brick has a standard 2 prong plug in. and is a 65W charger out of the box. it works great, not quite enough juice to power a laptop i have, but more than enough to quickly juice up my phone and tablet. (1 usb C port on this only)However where this differs is it has a screen that displays all kinds of charging info, the wattage, speed, output and more. quite a cool addition, but it does make it a big larger than a standard GaN charger would be.that said its pretty compact! i just wish the prongs would fold in for safer traveling.

ISDT GaN USB-C 65W charger appears to be well constructed and robust with LCD screen providing quick visual of activity. Fast charge works nicely, I was able to charge a Mac Air battery 17 percent in approximately 15 minutes. Charger is great for home or office, not ideal for traveling with non-foldable prongs.

This charger does indeed fast charge, however the 'screen' on this just seems to be a power light, because it does nothing. If you're wanting this for it's display I'm sorry to say it's fake.