Anker Prime 240W GaN Desktop Charger (4 Ports)

I bought from this website and have been using it for a few days. It almost always restarts for a few time every day. I know that because MacBook will make a sound when new power gets connected.

It's not a big problem for me currently as I'm using it for laptops and cellphones. but it may be critical to someone using it for a desktop or gaming console that requires constant power.

Works as it's meant to. It was a bit pricey but the look and feel are excellent and it performs well. I am charging several USB-C devices at the same time and all the ports work perfectly. It is a great product to buy to charge multiple USB-C devices simultaneously.

High quality and works great.

I have it on a night stand table and keep multiple cords plugged in for charging. Has enough power to quickly recharge my laptop.

As the title states, this is great for most devices. My brother-in-laws Steamdeck, my iPhone, and iPad can all charge at full speed with the type C ports with a little juice left over to throw my Airpods into the mix on the type A port at the bottom. So this is definitely an awesome all-in-one charger. I've seen people get away with current generation Macbooks on the first port as well and get similar results with close to 140 watts there.The ONLY caveat that I can throw out there, is that the base isn't secured magnetically, strictly by friction. So while I'm not constantly moving it. It does go from one side of my desk to the other and the base has fallen and cracked on the exterior already. I've requested a replacement, since I'm in the return window though. So, I'm not too concerned, but it is something that Anker could and honestly I think will improve on. I'm not docking a star though simply because in a year I could get a replacement 3D printed if the base has somehow cracked down the middle.Edit: I wanted to add that with the 240w cable, this will still not charge an Alienware x14 R2 laptop at full speed. It will hit about 95-100 watts but this is seemingly a common issue with Dell/Alienware. So this isn't on Anker, but was one of the various reason why I was personally looking this charger. Otherwise, pretty flawless so far.