AnkerPrime 6-in-1 USB C Charging Station, 140W Compact Power Strip for Work and Travel, 5 ft Detachable Extension Cord with 6 Ports, for iPhone 15/15 Plus/15 Pro/15 Pro Max(Non-Battery, Non-Wireless)ClimatePartner certified

One of my favorite purchases, i love that it's small and compact and fast. I dont have to carry my macbook pro laptop brick any more or a power strip when traveling internationally. I love that meters that tells me how many wattage is used, especially to determin which cables are fast. The style is sleek and modern.

A must have travel companion for me. Keeps my accessories charged and my CPAP powered on wonderfully. I don’t ever have to worry about carrying an extension cord or relying on my stay to have one on hand. I occasionally look the display to make sure my phone or power bank is charging at max speed but that’s about it.

1. If you want it to output full 140W power to drive a big thing like my 16" workstation laptop, use only 1 USB-C port (C1 or C2) and remove cables from all other ports. Like showing in my picture it can boost the voltage to 27V to reduce the charging current.2. The design and craftmanship is really impressive, the display screen is informative and looks luxury, while the price is absolutely acceptable - you could spent the same money to buy a brand PC power supply, but this one is 10x better.

My devices run low on power, I plug them into this, they fill back up, so I'd say it does what it needs to.

Love keeping this charger in my travel bag. It is really slim which means its actually pretty easy to pack, and having a detachable extension cord is great for hotels where outlets are often placed in strange spots in the room. The USB charger has enough power to power my laptop, my phone, and one other extra device when needed (such as a friend's phone or travel router).The built-in AC extension has also been a life saver on occasion. I think keeping an outlet strip in your travel bag is a smart idea, and this device combines your USB charger and your outlet strip into one slender unit. Now, the collapsing outlets aren't my favorite and sometimes they're finicky, but I suppose its the price you pay for something that is a lot slimmer than a typical outlet strip.If I had one complaint about the USB ports it would be that it seems to do a lot of re-negotiating whenever anything is plugged in or unplugged. I've had other chargers that were more graceful about keeping devices powered unless re-negotiation was absolutely necessary. So if I am bringing a travel router I might plug it in to an AC port with its own small USB brick just to avoid losing power when I plug in or unplug my phone from the integrated USB ports. Overall this is a pretty minor complaint as most multi-port chargers behave this way.This has been the one and only charger I keep in my bag at all times for about 9 months so far, and it has never failed me. Very pleased.

This thing better be the last travel charger I buy!Keep ending up in hotel rooms with crappy outlets and can’t get all my devices consistently charged overnight which is ridiculous. Wall worts that don’t fit in the space, or are too low voltage - argh, it’s just always something.I did not love how big and heavy this is but decided to throw it in my suitcase instead of laptop bag since the intended use is really overnight at hotel. The cord is detachable which I liked because it will get bent less while packed. The readout is kind of fascinating to watch as you plug and unplug things. Wish it was 3 or 4 USB-C instead of 2 of each type, but it does provide for some extra flexibility I guess. At least two good travel case options readily available make storing and packing easier.

Great size to power to cost ratio. Great for at home by the bed or tossed in the bag for travel. Got it at $60 on sale and am very happy.

Helps while traveling and staying in different hotels