Desktop Charger Charging Station 40W 4-Port USB Desk Wall with Quick Charge 3.0 for Galaxy S8/S7/S6/Edge, Note 5 and iSmart for iPhone 8/X/7/6s/6/Plus, iPad, LG, Nexus, HTC & More-White

The YOUWAY DAT-DQC99P is a compacter and simplifier. While being only somewhat larger than my tablet's 45 W factory charger, it replaces that _and_ three more chargers. Whether you're packing a travel bag or coping with a limited number of AC power outlets, you win with this supply. Note the _99_ W total output power. The "60 W" description is the ceiling of only the USB-C PD output. While the DAT-DQC99P can't quite provide full power from all outlets simultaneously (60 W + 2 * 12 W + 18 W = 102 W), note how close it gets (a mere 3 W deficit) and then note at least two outlets (USB-C PD and Quick Charge) are specifically intended for devices that reduce their power consumption as they approach full charge. Further, if as in my case your USB-C PD device draws 57 W or less (45 W max, in my case), then you'll never lack for power from any of the unit's outlets. Cables matter, and YOUWAY helps. The included USB-C PD ("power delivery") cable really _is_ such: an "electronically marked cable assembly" (EMCA) that permits negotiation of charging rates beyond the 15 W (5 V, 3 A) ceiling imposed when a "plain USB-C" cable is used for charging a device. For the other outlets, be sure to use cables rated for at least the maximum current your loads may draw. Remember, old USB devices and cables were rated 5 V @ 500 mA (a mere 2.5 W). For travel, there is no protruding power plug, just a removable AC cord. The AC cord uses a standard and common IEC 60320 C7 plug and so can be easily replaced if lost or damaged. The cord is over 3.5 feet (over 1 m) long, likely to reach that awkwardly-placed motel outlet. An included Velcro (or similar) strap can be used for in-use cord routing and for travel storage of the cord. For international travel, the DAT-DQC99P is a "world supply", accepting 100 - 240 VAC at 50 or 60 Hz. Just find an outlet adapter or a suitable power cord with a local plug and you're powered. Like many AC to USB supplies, the DAT-DQC99P lacks any status light. If you don't want extra light(s), you're set. If you'd like more information than your devices' charging indications (say, for troubleshooting a failure to charge: is that cable broken?) you're on your own. To check output capability and heating, I collected what loads I could and monitored their charging and the DAT-DQC99P's temperature for half an hour. I had a 45 W tablet on USB-C, a Quick Charge 2.0 phone on the Quick Charge port, and a 10 A*h power bank and a Bluetooth earset (yeah, light load that last one...) on the remaining USB ports. Temperatures atop the DAT-DQC99P (I had it standing on edge, so the outlet labels were in normal reading orientation) rose from 77 degrees F to 105.5 degrees F. I fit asymptotic curves to the data (I'd measured both front and rear temperatures, which proved similar) and estimated 115 degrees F steady state temperature with 1,200 s (20 min) time constant. Of course, that final temperature likely wouldn't happen: my higher-power loads had already reached 80% and 78% charge (having started from 49% and 48%, respectively) and so would be reducing their power draw and then finishing charging. Yes, it feels hot. I was surprised how hot a mere 105 degrees F feels when it's borne by an object having both significant thermal mass and good thermal conductivity ("a chunk of metal"). If you're concerned about temperature, find a thermometer suitable for surface temperature measurements: your fingers may mislead you. Also, just take the standard precaution for any object that feels hot: let it cool before handling or storing.

I bought this to replace a Chinese generic no-name charging hub which had intermittent dead USB ports. I was very impressed with the quality when the hub was unboxed. It feels substantial and we'll made in the hand (which really doesn't matter because this isn't something you generally hold in your hand, but it is a nice touch). It does in fact charge devices very quickly if they are QC 3.0 compatible. Also the USB-C is nice (even though I only own one device that uses the new connection standard, but it allows for a bit of future proofing). Although I have only used the USB hub for one day, I feel it exceeded my expectations in quality and appearance. And it does what it claims.... charges devices. If the item burns out quickly I will update my review but so far it is very nice.

Runs cool too to the touch even when fast charging to a variety of devices. Enables fast charge using qc 3.0 slot for my Huawei honor 8, Tronsmart Edge 20000 battery and ZTE Zmax pro. The "Standard" ports dont show fast charging but clearly do fast charge two ecigs by innoken the mvp 3 pro and cool fire iv ultra, my easy acc wistor battery pack, Asus zenphone 2 , asus 10000 mah battery, as well as Nvidia shield k1 . I am very happy with the "all around" charging . The unit is attractive, light weight. The only downside is that its somewhat slippery and tends to go flying when my cats tail hooks a device attached to the charger. The blue light does not seem to attract my cats attention and this is a plus. All in all I will likely buy at least one more soon.

* Charges Pixel 2 XL* Charges Google Pixelbook* Charges 2015 Google Pixel laptop, but Chrome generates warning that charging is so slow that it may not gain charge while the laptop is running.The Anker 5-port, 60-watt charger will refuel the 2015 Pixel laptop without such warnings, despite a power rating of only 60W.Finally, the Youway unit has sharp corners, which make me a little leery of putting it in a soft bag for long periods.

The old USB ports seem to work okay, but I am getting intermittent charging on the USB-C on a Nexus 5x like others mentioned for other phones. Tried the support email mentioned in another comment, but the inbox was full. Going to try contacting the seller.Update:Got new USB-C to USB-C cables and it seems to work now. Pretty sure the old one was the one that came with the phone. If you don't need USB-C and QC3.0, the Youway Travel charger is nice (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B071Z9BGND). Solid metal design and it was less picky about the cable. Unfortunately, that one is basically a huge wall wart as opposed to having a cord. PS: I used https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01MSK4N4X/ cables for it to work.Youway customer support was great. Leaving as a 4 star only because of how picky it seems to be with cables.

Love all the products I got from YOUWAY, and this one doesn't disappoint either! It is of great size to carry around with, and won't take much space on your desk. Charges up to four devices without a single problem. All charges very steady and fast. The quality of the product is great and seems like very durable. My favorite thing about it is that I can finally get rid of all the power adapter and have a clean, organized working space, thanks to the charging station!

Desktop Charger Charging Station 40W 4-Port Usb desk wall with Quick Charge 3.0 for Galaxy S8/S7/S6/Edge, Note 5 and iSmart for iPhone 8/X/7/6s/6/Plus, iPad, LG, Nexus, HTC & More-BlackI am 100% satisfied with this desktop charger! It is exactly what I've been looking for. I have many devices to charge while travelling. This desktop charger can charge four items at a time. It is an ideal product for travelers.