@@makatronagreed. 😂 some of those power banks of mine are diy projects. I got the circuit boards from a few powerbanks that yielded up their ghosts and I combined them with still very functional 18650 batteries (from a few laptops) , accept for 2 diy power banks. I wane get 2 tp4056 circuit boards for them and replace a resistor on them with a slightly bigger resistor for each of the 2 tp4056's. Why u might wonder? Well I wane extend the life of those diy power banks. That modification will prevent those cells from reaching 100%. If i can keep those power banks between 45%-75% then I call those projects a success. I have 3 power banks I've bought and 2 that's currently a diy project. The the 2 aforementioned. I should have ready in a few weeks time. Diy power banks is for a Bluetooth speakers, a set of 3 watt usb speakers, leds lights in bedroom, smart watch, usb fans etc when I'm home. On the go my main 20000mah power bank gets the job done. The other the 20000mah I keep and my bed. No such animal as to many power banks right. Totalpower banks.... Should be 7 and the end of the day. 😁. I Know Josh would be well pleased with my attempts.
@@makatron I can say kudos to u, but us battery hoarders don't know the word having limits. For me its 3 I bought and 2 diy power banks from old laptop 18650 batteries
I have no use for a 20V DC output as except for a few junker laptops everything uses USB-C. I have switched all of my cables to USB-C so I have no use for USB-A either. I really wish that USB-A port was a high wattage USB-C port. This adapter is ETL listed, which is impressive. Anker and UGREEN have been using TUV SUD, which I guess is OK but I feel more confident in UL/ETL. Really like that the 140W port stays 140W unless you prioritize something else higher. I've had chargers that can only do 140W with one device plugged in, even if the charger's wattage budget was not being exceeded. It was getting a bit hot so I wonder if it'll throttle at some point. The UGREEN 300W throttles hard once it gets hot. This is a really cool charger but at $170 I expect it to check all my boxes and it comes up short of USB-C ports.
I still look at UGREEN suspiciously due to their funny business with safety listings on Amazon. Though what really turns me off their 300W is the thermal throttle.
I have 3 units of them replaced due to failing USBC ports, not delivering 240W total (but barely 20w and dropping to 0v) after overvoltage due to lightning, and the display failing.
@@wwjoshdew The packaging at 1:39 and the label at 3:25 specify that fact. There are a lot of us out there salty that years ago with the advent of the USB power delivery 3.1 spec manufacturers *could* have started supporting 240W output. So every once in a while I see if it exists yet, but despite the giant "240W" label on the side of a charger like this, no chargers can yet, and this fact is buried in the fine print.
Have you tested Baseus's new Qi2 car charger? They are going in the right direction with the cooling fan, but I think mine is broken. Curious on your feedback on it.
@@wwjoshdew Qi2 is really cool tech. ESR implementing it with Cryo Boost and or other companies doing it with cooling fans are absolutely the only way to go. Wireless charging causes too much heat for a good charge. Even Ankers new Qi2 stuff is subpar because of the heat!
Now this looks amazing, I got several powerbanks that I use for work and this looks like the winner.
Several u say. Atleast I don't feel weird anymore
@@natenut1694 us battery hoarders gotta unite 🤣
@@makatronagreed. 😂 some of those power banks of mine are diy projects. I got the circuit boards from a few powerbanks that yielded up their ghosts and I combined them with still very functional 18650 batteries (from a few laptops) , accept for 2 diy power banks. I wane get 2 tp4056 circuit boards for them and replace a resistor on them with a slightly bigger resistor for each of the 2 tp4056's. Why u might wonder? Well I wane extend the life of those diy power banks. That modification will prevent those cells from reaching 100%. If i can keep those power banks between 45%-75% then I call those projects a success. I have 3 power banks I've bought and 2 that's currently a diy project. The the 2 aforementioned. I should have ready in a few weeks time. Diy power banks is for a Bluetooth speakers, a set of 3 watt usb speakers, leds lights in bedroom, smart watch, usb fans etc when I'm home. On the go my main 20000mah power bank gets the job done. The other the 20000mah I keep and my bed. No such animal as to many power banks right. Totalpower banks.... Should be 7 and the end of the day. 😁. I Know Josh would be well pleased with my attempts.
@@natenut1694 just counted 6 powerbanks, including a brand new anker to power my molus x100 light.
@@makatron I can say kudos to u, but us battery hoarders don't know the word having limits. For me its 3 I bought and 2 diy power banks from old laptop 18650 batteries
I have no use for a 20V DC output as except for a few junker laptops everything uses USB-C. I have switched all of my cables to USB-C so I have no use for USB-A either. I really wish that USB-A port was a high wattage USB-C port.
This adapter is ETL listed, which is impressive. Anker and UGREEN have been using TUV SUD, which I guess is OK but I feel more confident in UL/ETL.
Really like that the 140W port stays 140W unless you prioritize something else higher. I've had chargers that can only do 140W with one device plugged in, even if the charger's wattage budget was not being exceeded.
It was getting a bit hot so I wonder if it'll throttle at some point. The UGREEN 300W throttles hard once it gets hot.
This is a really cool charger but at $170 I expect it to check all my boxes and it comes up short of USB-C ports.
Just FYI, UGreen has a 300W Nexode charger with 4 USB-C ports
don't tempt me with a good time.
I still look at UGREEN suspiciously due to their funny business with safety listings on Amazon.
Though what really turns me off their 300W is the thermal throttle.
ugreen 300w is trash. Mine last 6 months, usbc 2 and 3 stop working, lot of reviews with this issue in amazon and reddit.
I have 3 units of them replaced due to failing USBC ports, not delivering 240W total (but barely 20w and dropping to 0v) after overvoltage due to lightning, and the display failing.
Kinda important to say up front this will *not* supply 240W at 48V/5A like we've all been waiting for for next gen USB-PD laptop charging.
Umm. This is un unboxing and I have no way of knowing that as I don’t have a 240w device.
@@wwjoshdew The packaging at 1:39 and the label at 3:25 specify that fact. There are a lot of us out there salty that years ago with the advent of the USB power delivery 3.1 spec manufacturers *could* have started supporting 240W output. So every once in a while I see if it exists yet, but despite the giant "240W" label on the side of a charger like this, no chargers can yet, and this fact is buried in the fine print.
I have a workstation laptop. This one is convenient for me to use. I cannot figure out when 48V charging laptops will become widespread.
Do u recomand anker 737 or the 20k one ? I saw the 20k have problems whit second port
BTW, 10OFF does not work, says "The promotional code you entered is not valid".
Have you tested Baseus's new Qi2 car charger? They are going in the right direction with the cooling fan, but I think mine is broken. Curious on your feedback on it.
I hadn't heard about it until I saw your comment and searched it. I'll see about checking that out.
@@wwjoshdew Qi2 is really cool tech. ESR implementing it with Cryo Boost and or other companies doing it with cooling fans are absolutely the only way to go. Wireless charging causes too much heat for a good charge. Even Ankers new Qi2 stuff is subpar because of the heat!
what's idal for lap top though
obrigado, interessante desembalar saiu
Cool
whats the point of actually running these if the max output is 140w on ac lmao , running a ureen 160w make so much more sense lol
crazy expensive :/