I've seen this reviewed and advertised a lot recently, but every time I visit their page it says it's 990 USD and unavailable. All the other chargers on their lineup have prices and are available to buy I'm concerned they canceled this release.
@MrABD_YT lol! By todays standards it could be considered reaaally old, specially when practically all of these channels always test the latest chargers and powerbanks with the latest smartphones so... yeah
@@Gizapowerplant same just received mine and I'm intrigued. It was able to charge my portable battery at constant 60w pull without thermal throttle. What I found neat is although it's hot like hot touch pad on a laptop while rubbing your fingers across it. The area around the plug (bottom side), the side where the plug rest when closed and the 2 USB c + USB a port side is neutral or faintly warm.
I live in Europe, and the only way for me to but it is from Amazon but it’s US plug type. I can buy an adapter for my country but I don’t think the charger uses the same rating as my country. Any clue where I can get the eu version?
Why this slim version on usb c 2 output is only 30W, and with the "non slim" version both usb c ports on single port charging gives the fill 65W? Design flaw or something?, seems that is the case for the 100W also, usb c 1 gives 100W, and usb c 2, only gives 30W
Hi not sure if this is still relevent to you but this is just how hand shakes are done. Any usb c charger that lets you charge multiple items will have this issue as the charger has to preform a "handshake" which is when it asks each device how much power can you take
@@DeNick33 most do, but some do not have this problem. I have an aukey usb charger that does not renegotiate power when you plug in a 2nd/3rd device. I also have a zmi powerbank that does not renegotiate power. it is just easier for these manufacturers to do it this way which is why it is so common. it makes a big difference when you have devices plugged in that require constant power like a raspberry pi.
@@ninjashrimpy does that power bank do smart switch or dynamic power delivery. Usb c 1 reportedly does 100w max and usb c 2 does 45w max. My assumption is without looking at it is the charger either has dedicated channels for every port or maybe 120W single port output gives it enough room it doesn’t need to renegotiate. If you are still need to find one you might be able to try use a powerbank as UPS for your raspberry pi or just in any case you might not need. I’m going to read up on why a power bank might not renegotiate
Yes, I am using the powerbank as a UPS at the moment and it is working great, it is a ZMI no.20. Not sure how it works technically. I'm just in the market for more compact chargers that don't renegotiate and it's hard to find a small one that works that way.
I've seen this reviewed and advertised a lot recently, but every time I visit their page it says it's 990 USD and unavailable. All the other chargers on their lineup have prices and are available to buy I'm concerned they canceled this release.
I hear you. I too have seen so many advertisements or reviews for a product that isn’t out yet xD. It worries me too much
Samsung Galaxy Note 9!? Wow that’s ancient!! Should test these chargers with a S23 ultra to be up to date imo
Im sorry but ancient?? Sure the Note 9 is kinda old but its no where near ancient.
@MrABD_YT lol! By todays standards it could be considered reaaally old, specially when practically all of these channels always test the latest chargers and powerbanks with the latest smartphones so... yeah
Anyone has any update regarding this charger i checked amazon and ugreen and its still unavailable
ugreen said it should be available end of june/begin of july
On Amazon as of Tuesday... Just received mine.
@@Gizapowerplant same just received mine and I'm intrigued. It was able to charge my portable battery at constant 60w pull without thermal throttle.
What I found neat is although it's hot like hot touch pad on a laptop while rubbing your fingers across it. The area around the plug (bottom side), the side where the plug rest when closed and the 2 USB c + USB a port side is neutral or faintly warm.
I live in Europe, and the only way for me to but it is from Amazon but it’s US plug type. I can buy an adapter for my country but I don’t think the charger uses the same rating as my country. Any clue where I can get the eu version?
It's the end of June nothing yet @@gegi91
Where to get those small monitors to see the wattage that you attach to usbc port
Great video! Can it be used in Europe? My country is rated at 50hz/230v
what is the name of the tester wattage you use?
Why this slim version on usb c 2 output is only 30W, and with the "non slim" version both usb c ports on single port charging gives the fill 65W? Design flaw or something?, seems that is the case for the 100W also, usb c 1 gives 100W, and usb c 2, only gives 30W
Does it reset power when you plug in a 2nd device? Why do all reviews skip over this basic problem? Everyone just regurgitates the manual..
Hi not sure if this is still relevent to you but this is just how hand shakes are done. Any usb c charger that lets you charge multiple items will have this issue as the charger has to preform a "handshake" which is when it asks each device how much power can you take
@@DeNick33 most do, but some do not have this problem. I have an aukey usb charger that does not renegotiate power when you plug in a 2nd/3rd device. I also have a zmi powerbank that does not renegotiate power. it is just easier for these manufacturers to do it this way which is why it is so common. it makes a big difference when you have devices plugged in that require constant power like a raspberry pi.
@@ninjashrimpy does that power bank do smart switch or dynamic power delivery.
Usb c 1 reportedly does 100w max and usb c 2 does 45w max. My assumption is without looking at it is the charger either has dedicated channels for every port or maybe 120W single port output gives it enough room it doesn’t need to renegotiate.
If you are still need to find one you might be able to try use a powerbank as UPS for your raspberry pi or just in any case you might not need.
I’m going to read up on why a power bank might not renegotiate
Yes, I am using the powerbank as a UPS at the moment and it is working great, it is a ZMI no.20. Not sure how it works technically. I'm just in the market for more compact chargers that don't renegotiate and it's hard to find a small one that works that way.
Does it get hot? 👀