140W USB C to Magnetic 3 Cable, Charger for Mac Book Pro 16,15,14,13 inch,2021-2023 M1 M2 Mac Book Air Laptop Power Adapter & [6.6Ft]

Let me begin by saying that I am a huge Anker product fan. However, as much as I love Anker, I know they are not the only game in town. Now, I present the review for this ZMI zPower adapter. First, I travel a lot and sometimes when my laptop or my other devices need to charge, I do not always have the benefit of wide spaces. Also, I think it is great that there are USB power adapters that have multiple USB ports. However, the drawback to these adapters is that the power is shared. If I have an adapter with two USB ports and the adapter is 60 watts, connecting two devices makes it so that it is 30 watts per Port. That will not be enough to charge my laptop.This ZMI zPower adapter is perfect because it is the right size, has only one USB port, and it is 65 Watts. This is perfect for charging many laptops that allow for USB type-c charging, most smartphones, and most tablets of any kind. I have tested it already and I am very pleased. It charged my Lenovo x-carbon laptop without issue and it did not get excessively hot. Although it is clearly spelled out in the description that this adapter comes with a charging cable, I clearly missed that because I was pleasantly surprised to find a very nice, well made cable in the package. For the price, this item cannot be beat. Highly recommended.

I've had this charger for 5 years and use it every day. Charges up to the current limit of the DEVICE...most will not take a 65w charge.I've had zero issues with it!!! Excellent product!!!!

Conclusion upfront: It's perfect in everything but for ultimate portability.ZMi is a very famous brand in China when it comes to wall adapters. This 65w product is THE BESTSELLER on many Chinese online shopping websites, as one of my friends from China told me so.Back to the adapter itself, it's nice that for $20 it comes with a C-C cable in the box, with up to 100W capability. It's not that small, as mentioned in the title, but it's by NO means big. Without GaN, this might be close to the minimum in terms of volume. It's just not that awesome compared to adapters like the Ravpower 61w GaN one.Yes it feels heavier than my Apple 12w iPad adapter coming with my iPad, but not that much, far from making it annoying to carrying around.But that's where the Cons end. Talking about charging itself, no doubt about it: compatible with iPhone, Galaxy Phones, my iPad Pro, and my Thinkpad X1 Carbon. So that's PHONE(18w/15w), TABLET(about 30w), LAPTOP( max at 65w, depending on your model). It should be able to enable 25w on Samsung Note 10+ and the new S20 series, but 45w is NOT very likely, as that would require a 10V/4A PPS PD protocol, which is not covered by most under-70 adapters.The power is absolutely abundant, while it does NOT heat! I know for now it's very subjective to say so, as the weather is very YMMV, but talking about my own situation, at Seattle around the wintertime, inner T like 10C(50F), charging my laptop merely warmed it up! Nowhere close to being hot. This is very incredible, as I also have experience with the Ravpower 61W 1C(GaN)/1C1A(non-GaN) and the Baseus 65w 2C1A(GaN) adapters, all of which heat more obviously fueling my laptop ( the 2 GaN ones much more significantly).My Lenovo requires a 65w input, as is the rated input from the OEM charger, so all chargers would work at maximum. The heat is so intense with the 2 GaN that it actually caused me to fear about further use. This one, while not so compact, allows enough space to distribute the heat so well that you can literally feel it.If more to suggest about it, the 1C config is kinda limited and you would probably need more charger if you got a lot on the go. Also, since some part of the exterior is well polished like a piano's surface, it may show signs of wear and/or scratches easily. But these are just some minor issues that shouldn't discourage you from going for it.To finalize, this is the 99% perfect 1C 60w-level PD adapter, if you feel the specs fit you, then just buy it.

I was very surprised when I saw the size of this device, its the most compact 65W charger I have found and much cheaper than others twice the size. It works great and charges my laptop just as quickly as the original. I have also used it to fast charge my phone and tablet and dito... Its ideal for travelling as it only takes a third the space of the original charger and the electrical pins fold in, reducing the size even more. I have only been using it for a few days, so time will tell, but for now I'm very impressed and highly recommend it. Only thing I would have liked is a longer cord, but for that I have the main charger so not something to reduce the five star rating.

The charger appears to be very well made, as is the included USB-C male-male cable.It works great with my lenovo T480s (mentioning that it's an i7 as that pulls a tad more power than the i5). seems to charge at about the same speed, and is *tiny* compared to the charger that came with the laptop.The only downside is that the included cord is only about 5' long - and I needed more than that. I ended up buying a 10' USB-C male-male https://www.amazon.com/dp/B081Q31WQ8?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2_dt_b_product_details that's larger diameter than the one included with this charger (probably to make up for the longer length) which makes it a bit bulky to roll up, but it's still a space and weight 'win' over the stock charger arrangement.Got a laptop that charges via USB-C, and the stock charger is 65W or less? Give this one a shot and save a couple of ounces in your bag (more if you're never more than 5' of a wall outlet).