Spigen GaN III 1402 PD3.1 140W 100W 2 Ports Foldable Dual USB C Laptop Wall Charger for MacBook Pro 16 14 13 Vision Pro M3 M2 Max Air Galaxy Book Dell iPad PPS Type C Super Fast Charging Power Adapter

This is not a paid product review.Spigen is a Korean manufacturer. They have previous generations of this charger in lower wattages. 140W appears to be their newest.This product works as advertised. I can connect my M1 macbookpro with apple magsafe cable and charge at full power using 1x spigen usb-c port. If you have a M3 macbook pro you can use apple's 240W USB-C Charge Cable (2 m) and reach 140W without the magsafe cable. You can save $5-10 and use the ZDD 240W USB-C charging cable on amazon though it won't be white.This product charges two devices at the same time (electronics with USB-C connectors, phones and tablets, etc...). Remember most cheap USB-C cables only power up to 60watts. If you need up to 100 watts you'll need a 5amp/20v usb-c cable.While this product is slightly smaller than the macbook pro charger and great for traveling in north america. If you're traveling elsewhere with different pronged outlets this could become frustrating real quick. The foldable outlet prong is permanently built into the block.Unlike the macbook pro charger where you can swap out foreign power plugs or even add a power extension cord this charger doesn't allow it. Buying a $10 usa to europe adapter should suffice, but beware of power rating limitations.If you have lost your macbook pro power adapter or need a 2nd one then this is definitely the way to go. I've seen cheaper no name chargers on amazon, but I probably wouldn't trust most of them. At least not with my $3500 dollar macbook pro.

This is a very well made and solid adapter. Doesn't get nearly as hot as other 100+ watt adapters I have used. Highly recommend.

I use this product as my daily home station charging hub n it’s great n doesn’t get hot

Does a very good job at charging my laptop, does it quick too. The extra type c is great as it allowed me to charge my phone at the same time as my laptop. While it worked good, not without problems.It the device it self gets burning hot to the touch, i notice it right away when i went to unplug the charger from the wall. I had to quickly unplug it. It wasnt warm, it was out right hot.I dont know if it was because i was using a surge protector or not. It getting super hot like this is the only issue i have with it. As theres no other issues but that.

Absolutely love this charger. Yes, it gets hot when charging, but you're shoving 140 watts through it. You should expect a bit of heat. It's held up great so far and seems to be very stable as far as output.

This is exactly what I was looking for. It fast charges both my MacBook Pro 16" 2023 and iPad Pro 11" 2024 simultaneously with no problems. Perfect.

This is an excellent high wattage fast charger that works great for laptops and phones alike but I do have one minor complaint.First off, the charger is extremely well built as it is noticeably dense and heavy but it is also much smaller than some other power bricks and chargers I have used previously. It's narrow enough that it doesn't take up much space on my power strip and my USB-C cables fit snugly into place on the connectors built in to it.When using the charger with a single device such as my laptop, it is able to charge it in almost no time at all. When using a second device at the same time, the same is almost true as it can maintain charge but it does charge at reduced speeds as the 2nd output port virtually splits the overall charge output in half when another device is connected.The minor issue I have is while this will work with most devices, it doesn't seem to handle some smartphones right. Most of my devices will charge at their advertised speeds, but some faster charging capable phones such as the new Galaxy series and my OnePlus 10 Pro will only charge at average rates rather than the true wattage they support. The OnePlus for example can charge at 65W but regardless of using it with this charger by itself or in addition to another device, it simply refuses to enable its Ultra fast charging capabilities and instead seems to charge at basic fast charging speeds of between 25-30W. I know it's not the cables, as the cables work fine on my other chargers, but I thought it was something that needed addressing.Overall, this is an excellent charger for your laptop, tablet, phone and more but don't be disappointed if only your laptops can truly support that higher wattage. I still highly recommend it.

USB-C is ubiquitous and now larger devices such as laptops use it. GaN technology allows for a very powerful charger to fit into a small package. This allows for a charger such as this one to be possible.To start, the charger feels very high quality. It's a solid plastic that resists fingerprints and is quite heavy -- not ideal for travel unfortunately, but indicative of a well-made device. It does have folding prongs and they fold in and out with a very satisfying solid click.You get TWO type C ports capable of 65W each. This allows you to charge two laptops at full speed at your desk, or as I typically do at work, I can charge my laptop and phone quickly. (This supports Samsung's 25W Super Fast charging but does not seem to support the 45W Super Fast Charging II, though this might be an issue with my cable.)Appearance is very stylish, reminiscent of old Macbook chargers but with more of a matte appearance and of course the two ports. It looks very good on my desk with white cables plugged in.