AOHI Magcube PD 3.1 140W Gan+ USB C Charger + AOHI LED Display USB C to Lightning Cable

I wouldn't think something like a GaN charger would get me excited, but this AOHI MagCube PD is fantastic!I actually put a decent amount of effort into searching for the right device and this one ticked every box:- Each charging port has its own "driver", meaning it doesn't share with / distribute power across other ports - 140 PER port, not shared between the ports. I can charge two PD (USB C) devices at the same time and they each receive the max they are capable of receiving. I've tested with two MacBook Pro laptops, a MacBook Pro + Air, and a MacBook Pro + iPhone 15 Pro Ultra, and all receive 100% charging simultaneously. Most GaN blocks of this size distribute / share the current, meaning when you're charging two devices simultaneously the rated wattage is split between the two PD ports.- It is small in size, I take it with me on all my trips- It doesn't overheat - yes it will get warm but certainly not enough to cause concern- This is a solid device - nothing rattles, the ports aren't flimsy, and while the case is plastic, it's rugged and good quality- The prongs that plug into an outlet fold into the device when not in use- It automatically switches between 100-240v for international travel- There is no electrical noise while charging devices- It is built on the new PD 3.1 standard, which means as new devices come out built on this standard this charger can work with them.If there is one downside, it's minor: this plugs directly into the outlet, which has two drawbacks:First, I've found on planes (especially Alaska which angles its power outlets toward the floor for some dumb reason), and on older outlets that have worn out a bit, this will fall out of the outlet.Second, you need to have space for the brick. If your outlet is behind furniture, or if you're in a hotel room where the only outlet it the one located at the base of the bedside lamp (ugh!), you might be challenged to plug this in.These issues are easily overcome by using a short extension cord, so at least there's a workaround.Overall, I would buy this again and again, I'd give it as a gift (I have given this as a gift!) - it's a great, high quality charger and you should get it if you're looking for a wall charger.

I've purchased over a dozen chargers in my life, all of them expensive and many OEM chargers. This is the very best, far better then the Apple charger or any other charger for that matter. It does not get as hot because it's rated at 140W, and so running 90W is much cooler.