USB C Fast Charger Block: 300W GaN Charger 7 Port PD

Output power delivered as advertised.
0.4W power consumption when idle is comparable with the small chargers that come with the phones.
390g (no cables) makse it very suitable for travel.
No complains. Excellent product.

What a great product. Been using this everyday. I have several electronic devices I use for my business and the location I have means I don’t have enough plug sockets. I now don’t have to have an extention cable and instead have this! All my devices charge very fast and the small compact design allows it to be hidden! If I need another one, this is the one I would buy again!

This is a small and portable GaN charger that is perfect for home office use, or for travel. This is definitely one of the more powerful blocks with a lot ofel USB slots and is more than sufficient for the average user. It’s rated for 300W max split across 6 slots by 100W, 25W, and 15W, It has a mix of USB C and A to accommodate all devices. What I like about this charging block is that it has a dedicated 100W USB C so it’s actually useable and powerful enough to charge laptops and that too at a much faster rate than other chargers. Another positive is that this is small enough for travel so you don’t need to pack a block for each of your devices which can help save space.

Finally I’ve got a charger here that has more USB Type C ports than it does USB Type A ports. This charger not only has more USB C interfaces, but it’s made from something called Gallium Nitrate (hence the abbreviation GaN). If you have not used a GaN charger before then you have definitely been missing out. These things are lightning quick and just leave the older chargers way behind. The older conventional chargers are normally made of Silicone whereas the newer GaN chargers are made from Gallium Nitrate. They generate less heat and are also smaller and lighter than the silicone chargers as they don’t need large radiators to keep them cool. They are also highly efficient and convert more electrical energy into usable power, which results in faster charging times.

This is a fantastic GaN charger due to the versatility it gives you with the different amounts of power you can get from each port. On the box there is a diagram that highlights the max output from each port. Like most chargers, the 300 Watt quoted is the total power output when you add all the ports together so you just need to be conscious of that. The top two ports are 100 Watt each. I’ve just tested the charger and it works great. To be honest I don’t even have anything that uses more than 65 Watts let alone 100 Watts, so I can’t even test it to it’s full capacity. However, I have managed to charge my laptop in about 40 minutes from flat to full capacity using the first 100 Watt port, and that only needs 65 Watts of power. On the 3rd port which has a max of 30 Watt output I charged my iPhone, and again that was so quick that you really got to see it to believe it as I’m still surprised myself how quick this really is.

It might appear to a bit on the large size but it’s ideal to take on your travels as you have to remember that with this you don’t need to take your laptop charger with you (which on it’s own would be much bigger than this) or any other charger for that matter. This has enough power and enough ports to charge your whole families devices that they probably don’t need to take their chargers with them either. As mentioned earlier, if this is your first GaN charger then it’s the ideal one to start on.