USB C Charger Block, Dual QC+PD3.0 USB and USB C Charging Block Multiple Ports USB Type C Power Adapter for iPhone 16 Pro Max/16 Plus/16 Pro/15/14/13/12/XS/XR/X, Watch 8/7, Samsung Phones, Tablet

We have been using this at home for over a month now, and I haven't had any issues!We will continue to use and if I have any changes to my thought, I will update this review.Given the different cables that our family uses, this adapter came in very handy for the busy outlet in our living room. Two cables are always plugged in for the usual phone charging, but we also have a cable to charge our portable hand vacuum. No issues on charging any of those!I haven't timed the charging, but it doesn't seem too much different than our previous adapter that only had one slot for USB.See attached images for approximate size when it is plugged into an outlet.

Just like the title says. I am pleased with this product. Only downside is that the prongs don't fold in. But this is a good charger and I have used it a ton while traveling. Stays in my backpack and does the job.

This Eversame USB Charging Block is a compact and versatile unit. The 40 watt power and four ports makes for a useful tool to keep devices charged. Thid block has one downside in that the prongs are always out. There is no folding or retraction happening here; this is a negative for travel.The block seems perform very well and I love having double USB-A and double USB-C ports available.

Having to charge multiple devices daily, the convenience of this USB-C Wall Charger's 4-port design has been quite noticeable. It’s practical and efficient, allowing me to plug in two phones, a tablet, and my smartwatch all at the same time, using only one outlet. There's no need to carry multiple adapters or find several free outlets anymore, which is quite useful.Especially for those who travel, this charger means less to pack and remember. Replacing a jumble of various chargers with just one block is a small, yet significant change to simplifying my tech setup. Plus, charging time doesn't seem compromised even when all ports are being used, which is a testament to its promised 40W power output.Should any issues arise over time, or if something particularly striking about this charger comes to light, I'll be sure to provide an update. As it stands, this multiport charger is a practical solution, handling an array of charging tasks with ease.

****Given the part separation I can not recommend this product for safety reasons for both exposure of AC mains along with heat buildup. Below review will reveal more information.****I got this because it both supports PD20W along with 2 USBA ports. The USBA ports are more for the legacy devices I have and needed to only use one socket. This device works well in that regards by reducing the number of plugs required and supporting the power requirements.As a test I wanted to see how well/hot the PD20W worked by self. It was able to charge a battery at 20W just fine but consumed 23W by self. Given some loss was expected but at 2-3W of internal loss will generate heat which it did get quite warm. Loading down 40W on the wall with multiple USB devices this does get very hot and a smell of super hot electronics is there. It is very much cooking something inside as it's dumping this much power.With the buildup of heat over 20 minutes the whole case was hot enough to loosen the glue holding the parts together. As a result the metal prongs/shell came off exposing the AC and internals. Given this unfortunate opportunity I was able to now use my thermal camera to figure out which parts were getting too hot. Inside there are a few ICs, and this looks to use an isolated circuit for USBA and USBC for which each port type is shared among a supply. I'm not disputing the circuit by self as it provides the power where needed.The hottest IC is a DC-DC converter sp6639h on the USBC side. Based on the thermals without the case it's getting up to 138F after several minutes. Max temp to the datasheet is 70C or 158F. This converter is 91% efficient and likely where all the wasted power comes.Knowing this information now, I will be gluing this back together and only using it for low power items not exceeding 10W and on an open socket with nothing around it.

The USB C Wall Charger with its 40W power and four ports is a versatile and efficient charging solution, but it comes with a minor caveat. The boxy plug design may not fit all wall outlets, especially in hotels.During my travels, I encountered situations where the charger couldn't fit into certain outlets, particularly those located behind furniture or in tight spaces like hotel lamp outlets. This forced me to use the wall plug in the hotel bathroom or search for more accessible outlets.Despite this inconvenience, the charger's performance and versatility still shine. It handles multiple devices with speed and efficiency, and the four ports are a real asset when you need to power up all your gadgets simultaneously.In summary, the USB C Wall Charger is a powerhouse, but be mindful of outlet compatibility, especially in cramped spaces like hotel rooms. If you plan to use it while traveling, consider carrying an extension cord or adapter to ensure you can make the most of its capabilities.

I use this to power a USB charging dock as well as my phone charger and power for HDMI devices like hubs and splitters. It does the job very well, although a bit heavy so you need to make sure it is secure or the connection will be interrupted. Overall, I can suggest this because it is powerful enough and the price is good.

I needed a charging block for at home use and that had multiple ports to prevent charging a device halfway so I can charge another device.This charger works as intended. It is a somewhat quick charger. Not as fast as a factory charger or brand name charger. The drawback to this charging block is that it gets quite warm with use.I recommend this charging block if you need several ports and a somewhat quick charge time. Just beware that is does get warm to the touch.