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  *Erebus*

  2021-12-20

  It's like having only one charger. It doesn't charge more than one device at the same time and I'm not even talking about mobile phones... I put a pair of wireless headphones and an Apple Watch and only the headphones charge. How much power does the watch draw? Minimal. I bought two and they both do the same thing. Putting a Huawei Y7 and a P20, both of them flash and none of them charge. It's like plugging them in and unplugging them from the power...

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  Tom_MaNiFeStO

  2021-05-04

  It could be cheaper. If you connect multiple devices together, it starts losing energy and also starts reconnecting everything. It's annoying. Otherwise, if you only connect a laptop or a single QC device, it charges just fine.

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  Vagabond

  2021-03-28

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  An OK charger with several ports but has some significant "traps" in the way it operates. It is a charger with a maximum combined output of 75w. I will write in detail the most important points for anyone interested:

  Type-C ports: if you only use one type-C (and do not use the QC 3.0 ports simultaneously), you will get a total of 65w as long as the device supports it (I assume laptops). If you use both type-C ports simultaneously, then these 65w will be divided into 45w+18w. Also, the type-C ports are NOT PPS, so in my case, the Samsung S20+ charges only at 15w (instead of the supported 25w) and it disappointed me a little. So, for Samsung S20/S21/Note 10/Note 20, up to 15w. The same applies, from what I have seen, to the latest models of Oppo and One Plus, which have their own charging protocols for super fast charging. With the Blitzwolf, they support only fast charging. In the case of the iPhone 11, which I tested with the corresponding type-C to lightning cable, it supports the maximum speed of 18w, so the same will apply to the iPhone 12.

  USB-A QC 3.0 ports: A big disappointment is that although it has 2 QC 3.0 ports, in reality, it is as if it has only one since they collectively deliver 18w. So, either you will use only one at 18w or both at 9w each, and it loses a bit the purpose of having 2 ports. Even if you connect a 5w device to the second port, it will interrupt the charging of the first port and will start again at 9w. I really can't understand why they put 2 ports and named them QC 3.0 since you can't use them together. Not to mention that sometimes I try to charge an 18w power bank and it doesn't recognize it the first time, and I think it's charging at 18w, but after 4-5 hours, only one bar has increased, and I have to unplug and plug in the cable again for it to start at 18w and fully charge in 3.5 hours.

  Regular USB-A ports: 10w if you use one, otherwise 5w each if you use both. The port says 1.0A, but the manual says 5V-2A, and from the measurement I did by charging my phone and checking with the Ampere app, indeed one port alone provides 10w.

  I am uploading a screenshot from the official website that shows the performance of the ports in various usage combinations. The cable is 1.5 meters long. In general, it is a good multi-charger if you can find it for under €30 (from China, with priority direct mail to avoid customs fees). Due to the limitations it has in port combinations and the lack of some extra protocols, I would not pay more money for it.

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  Tzeik

  2021-02-09

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  1 month of use, at the same time I have charged 5 devices and I did not encounter any problems. Very convenient and the positions on the right and left of it, for placing devices while charging. I highly recommend it!!!

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  agogadis

  2021-01-27

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  Very useful and reliable.

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  iManosXJR

  2022-06-10

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  mishas_mixovskii

  2022-03-02

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  X_Papakon

  2021-09-03

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