Overall, a good charger 5/5 , with multiple certifications (ETL...), and that meets specs for the USB-C ports. 100w output gets warm but not hot (expected) I won't duplicate the product photos posted from some of the earlier reviews, but I can verify that ~100w (20V 5A ; I get around 97-98w) is supported for C1, C2 ; and ~30W (20V 1.5A) for C3 measured with a USB meter Highest I got was 9V 2A = 18W on the USB-A port. It is supposed to support up to 30W (20V, 15V, 12V variations) - but I cannot achieve that despite trying different target device and cable combinations. I was able to get ~28W from another charger on USB-A , so I know that >18W should be theoretically possible on this test bed. (The reason I bought this was for the 100W usb-c, so it's not a big deal for me) It would have been nice if there were separate circuits for a desktop style charger (there would be no interruptions for plugging/unplugging on more than 1 port), and if the base stand was a bit more robust and stable

I am happy with the product so far. I do not own the equipment to test the product to its specifics per port but I did find more info from another site that lists the info from the OEM's R&D lab. See images below for per port charging and simultaneous 1-4 port populated charging. See also listed further compliance specs. Note this is not really a continuous power supply since adding a device to charge on another port will temporarily interrupt power to the original port as the charger redirects power.

The charging station is small, compact and does not heat. It exudes quality. I like the detachable cable. The stand is an extra bonus, but it does not stick to the charger itself. Pity because when you attach cables the charger tends to move rather than stay on the stand. The stand could use more weight. The charger works with my cellphone and tablet only.

This is a great value! Well made!

good charges many devices

Great, why only 1 USB A tho ?