AOHI Youth 140W GaN+ USB C Charger 100W Laptop Fast Charger PD3.1 PPS 3-Port USB C Wall Charger Power Adapter for MacBook Pro 16'', Dell XPS, iPhone 17 Pro Max, iPad Pro, Tablet, Chromebook, Yellow

I mean it! Through and through! I actually even bought this one TWICE. That’s how good it is! I have one for my devices at home and carry the other with my MacBook Pro and it charges it very quickly, paired with the appropriate wattage cable. It does tend to get toasty, so make sure you don’t cover it by accident, but nothing extremely hot. Portable, compact, and doesn’t take up a lot of room, compared to regular bulky laptop chargers. I mean hell, I can just carry this one brick and charge my phone, AirPods, and iPhone all at once, cutting back on having to carry multiple chargers. I haven’t really noticed any sort of noise, but frankly, who’s really sticking their ear next to their charger? You won’t hear it lol. Quick charging, the indicator light is fantastic and lets me know what the charger is doing and if it’s done charging the devices, or if it’s trickle charging, etc. I *wish* it had some sort of wattage display since it’d be nice to see how much it’s pulling from the wall or pushing into the devices. Works with USB-A and USB-C. Shocker, I know! Can’t really go wrong with it, since it’d be compatible with anything barring something that has some god forsaken proprietary plug on both ends. Overall, super worth the money!

I've been putting this device through its paces for just over a week now, and I have been thoroughly impressed with what this compact 140 Watt, (3) USB Port Charger can actually do! WHY NOT JUST STICK WITH ANKER TO CHARGE YOUR ANKER POWERBANKS? Prior to making this purchase I had heard really positive things about the AOHI brand, so when it came time to pick a portable 140 watt charger for my two Anker PowerBanks, I decided to give this product a try over going with an Anker charger like I normally would. Most of the online reviews I watched on YouTube were for the original MagCube version, but this one had a smaller chassis and just (1)140 Watt USB-C port versus the (2) 140 watt outputs offered on the more expensive MagCube version. When they are not on sale, "The Youth" model I am reviewing here sells for about $50.00 less than the MagCube, but still employs the same high quality internal components. So to be clear here... this is not a stripped down, bargain basement version of the original using lower grade parts. Absolutely not the case! One less 140 Watt output stage is where the price difference is coming from. And if your use case is such that you don't actually need both USB-C ports to supply 140 watts of output, then why spend the extra money? Besides that, in my case, there is also the matter of the smaller chassis dimensions which I will get into in more detail later in this review. DECISIONS, DECISIONS! It took me awhile to decide between which model of this charger to buy, but after running down my various charging needs and how well each of these two chargers would fit into my existing PowerBank carry cases, "The Youth" was ultimately the charger I purchased. And Boy! Am I glad I did! Not only is this thing the perfect size for storing inside both of the after market travel cases I have for my Anker 27,650 and 20,000 mAh Powerbanks, as a high power charger it performs flawlessly. And despite its impressively small overall dimensions, it manages to charge both PowerBanks at just under 140 Watts without overheating and/or throttling like other high wattage chargers often do! Now to be clear... The charger still gets pretty hot to the touch when it is running full tilt while recharging a PowerBank using close to its max output wattage (135-139.5 watts), but not anywhere close to as hot as my 100 Watt Anker MacBook Pro charger gets when recharging these same two PowerBanks at just under 100 Watts of total output power! This is notable because this AOHI charger is pushing out close to 40 watts more output power than the 100 Watt Anker charger. (For the record , the 100 Watt Anker charger I had been using to charge both PowerBanks is Model: A2679) DO I MISS THE ADDITIONAL 140 WATT USB C PORT? After using this for a while now, I am finding that the single 140 Watt C1 port is all I actually need to charge my stuff. The second USB-C port along with the USB A port is perfect for my iPhone 16 Pro Max and my Apple Watch. even though C2 can do more than this, when I hook up my 16 Pro Max to C2, the charger is putting out 30+ watts which is the wattage this iPhone can handle. The Apple Watch's max charge limit is 5 watts and the iPhone 16 Pro Max never surpasses 35 watts even when that is the only device hooked to this charger on the 140 Watt C1 port. If I am using all three ports at the same time, I generally hook my Apple Watch puck up to the "A" port using an adapter which works just fine. HOW ABOUT OVERALL FIT AND FINISH? In addition to the small footprint, the charger has some impressive weight to it, hinting at an overbuilt heatsink and power stages. This explains how this device can push a constant 135-139.5 watts for extended periods without throttling or overheating! In terms of the heat sink and the overall build quality, I have actually seen a TearDown video of this product online, so I was already aware of the size of the heatsinks and power stages along with all the other quality components that AOHI uses in the construction of this charger. All top of the line, named brand components that command a premium even at wholesale prices! There is no doubt that the durability is there, and with the impressive warranty AOHI provides on this product, I have no worries that this fantastic little charger is going to be going strong for years to come! An EASY 5 Stars!

Overall I like this charger. Design is cool, easy to spot in a bag, have a very nice heft to it, plastic is nice and feels premium, but could be a little problematic with wall sockets or loose sockets due to the weight. I have a table socket facing up so its not a problem for me. Charged my 16" M1 MacBook Pro with the original cord and it had no issues charging my computer and an Ipad at the same time. Acts as a charging hub, which I really like. I did have slight annoyance with my phone though. At first I thought it was my cable that got damaged a little and kept loosing connection randomly once in a while like the wired headphones used to do, so I got a brand new original apple type c to lightning cable and it's still doing the same thing. I have an Iphone 11, with 73% battery health, not sure if it's my phone problem or the charger problem but it keeps switching between fast charge (yellow mode) to standard (blue mode) every few minutes while using my phone, did not happen with my computer or ipad. It stays in yellow for 2 minutes and switches back to blue for a second or two, and turns back to yellow. But when I unplug everything and use it it stays in blue and doesn't change so it doesn't trigger the charging ding. So the change from blue to yellow does not give a feedback but the change from yellow to blue makes my phone think that it got unplugged and plugged back in. I did not notice if my phone kept binging when left untouched, and it was fine with a standard type A non fast charging cable since it stayed in blue constantly. Will update if that also happens when left charging. If that keeps happening on a fast charge mode even when leaving my phone, that can be very bad on the phone battery since it's the amount of times you plug in or out that degrades your battery health. Otherwise every other scenario is pretty good and I like it. I am 60% sure it's my phone that's pulling the energy a little weird, but just in case keep an eye out if you want to buy one of these. and will use only fast charging.

I’ve been using this AOHI 140W charger for a year now, and it’s been working really well with my MacBook Pro and phone. So we decided to purchase another one cause my husband and I need one for each of us. It charges my laptop very quickly, and I like that I can charge another device at the same time without losing much speed. The charger feels solid and well built, and the foldable plug makes it easy to carry in my backpack. The small light indicators are actually helpful to see what charging stage it’s in. It does get slightly warm when charging multiple devices, but not hot. Overall, it’s compact, powerful, and perfect for travel or everyday use.

It looks and feels high quality. Works well with my 15" laptop and charges my foldable phone at the same time. Charged my power bank in minutes. Great for travelling, one charger for all my devices, eliminated the need to carry the bulky laptop charger. Very happy with it.

Been over 2 years using this. This because my only charger as it does everything for me and more power than I can ask for. Took it to Europe, and all over North America travelling. It’s perfect and reliable.

One solution for all digital charging needs. Works perfectly with multiple devices connected. Great for mobiles and laptops, no need to carry multiple chargers for different devices.

The problem with using this one is, if I have one of the port attached to the laptop then attach the second part to something else, sometimes the laptop will disconnect and quickly reconnect again. I'm not sure if it's the device problem or something else. otherwise it's decent.

Lots of power to go around! We use them to power both a digital camera and an iPad for long photo shoots. This is perfect!