Disappointing that they dropped PPS support to just 3A compared to 5A on their previous 100W Desktop Charger. It mean devices like Samsung's newer Galaxy phones and tablets won't be able to charge at 45W on this charger, they'll be limited to around 30W. EDIT: This seems to be the case for all the newer "Nexode" products from UGreen.
Realme Vooc also accept PPS in older phone. I think PPS need expensive chipser because it has Variable voltage instead of static voltage in other fast charge
Honestly, if you keep your phones as long as I do, you don't want to charge them too fast. Batteries live longer if you charge them slower. My Note 8 charges at 10 W, 7 years later the battery still lasts almost the whole day with some RU-vid and video games usage. And it still charges fast enough I've never felt the need to use a bigger charger.
i have this charger and I wonder why it cannot push charging current pass 18w on Rog5? I used the 1st type c port on this charger with the cable that support charging wattage up to 100w
Is it possible to convert these power adapter to consume DC 12v from lifepo4 battery instead of AC energy? If there is a video on how to do it can you paste link here please ?
Any chance we'll see the actual current king of desktop chargers, the 245W URVNS 2 x USB-C 100W PD 2 x USB-A 22.5W Charger Station? Very curious as to the build quality / safety of this one.
Which one is better.. GaN IC => from Navitas or Innoscience? Because I saw some of Ugreen products use Navitas. This one uses Innoscience. Please help to give information in details.. thanks
So as far as I can tell it uses regular capacitor based interference suppression, instead of grounding the secondary side right? That's too bad, I'm looking for a 100 W USB-C Charger with grounded output, because it's super annoying when the chassis of your laptop is at 100 V or so, even if it's high impedance.
Huh I was hoping it would be properly grounded due to the 3-pin power cable (as opposed to 2-pin on a lot of similar products) and metal ground wall socket pin. And this one costs £200! All I want is a long, PROPERLY GROUNDED 100w usb power brick so I can charge my macbook and phone at the same time. Can't find one anywhere!
@@hlizzle Yeah, tell me about it. Unfortunately, most chargers aren't grounded, even if they have a grounded 3-pin power cable. Which is kinda ridiculous, cause it defeats the purpose of having a ground in the first place. On most charger with multiple USB ports, all port share a common "ground", so usually you can manually ground one of the USB ports and have the other ones be grounded as well. You can make yourself a "ground USB cable", to plug into the charger. Which is a good workaround, but it's an unnecessary hassle and makes the charger less portable. So I would definitely also prefer having a decent charger that uses the ground, instead of messing around with mains referenced filtering capacitors for no reason. It's just dumb...
@@phinok.m.628 Very sad, was actually excited when I saw the 3 prong plug in the product photos. Actually would've paid the pretty high 200$ price, but yeah, not properly earthed again. I know that it's done for EMI reasons, but come on people, it can't be that hard...
@@ChargerLAB can you point me to your aliexpress store as i am interested in POWER-Z KM003C, i did found few who are selling it on aliexpress, but wanted to confirm if they are genuine or not
Worst customer service EVER! It's like they aren't even there unless you contact whole sale. They want to sell, but are not ready to deal with issues concerning orders.
agreed! It always hurts for me to see the destruction of new, fully working hardware. I hope they give them away or sell somewhere, not throw away in the garbage.
@@ChargerLAB what does that mean? you give these parts to professionals or you mean "other professionals will do that, not us. we just throw those parts away" Or was that sarcasm? It's very unclear from your message.
