45W Vs 65W Charger Samsung

I purchased this charger for my laptop because the 45W unit that came with the device was not keeping up with charging the battery and running the laptop. Also the connection did not seem to alway work. Prior to purchasing this unit I purchased a 3rd party 45W replacement but is was not keeping up with the power requirement to charge the battery and run the laptop, plus it took too long to just charge the battery. This unit does a great job of keeping up with the power requirements. I also like the longer length of the cord to reach a power source.

I just used my 65W type C charger to charge my Skydio drone batteries. They never seemed to charge using my old system, even overnight. Both batteries charged fully in less than an hour. I'm sold.

It is pretty great, I didn't realize that it even came with a 65W usb-c charger which is nice (the same as those came with latest Lenovo laptops). everything works, but you just have to make sure it is plug into the correct usb-c port so that both charging and other functions work.

I have 8 chargeable devices I carry with me (watch, phone, AirPods, laptop, backup battery, game controller, iPad, stylus). To keep up, I used to keep a couple USBC power supplies in my roller board (30w + 30w) along with an outlet splitter and two power supplies (60w + 18w) in my backpack. I have a MBP 13 but it only has two USBC ports...corporate machine so I really can't complain. However, it leaves me needing the extra supplies. This battery + hub with the USB ports and the wireless charging is perfect.  One note...the input for the Omni 20+ is maxed out at 45W. It won't take more and pass it through. I guess this is for heat issues and if you starve it to 30W it works fine just with less wattage.  I was hoping I could put a bigger charger in front of the hub and have the passthrough carry juice to additional devices but no dice. If you have a 80+W charger then still 45W is the most you can push in regardless whether you have lots of empty devices plugged in. Last week, I had a long day and all the devices were on fumes by the time I checked into the hotel. I plugged everything in and, 6 hours later, all devices and battery were back to 100% just as you would expect. I wasn't ready for the day but the devices were. Along with this I bought the Anker PD2 power supply which provides 30W x 2 or 1 x 60W. Now I only carry one power supply along with this Omni. Worth noting that the PD2 does not modulate the wattage flowing, for example, to 45W and 15W. It's binary...either 1 x 60W or 2 x 30W. If I could change something on the Omni 20+ it would be to switch the old-school USB ports to a USBC form factor (even if they are limited in wattage) because that would keep my cord options easier. Anyway...adapters are going to be in my bag for a while to come. Buy it and enjoy it...

The 45w usbc port and dtap powers both the Canon R5 and my Ninja V at the same time.

Nicely done on the PRO VS EVO. The PRO actually does have a full 1TB available, VS the EVO's 960GB after formatting.

This 45w bulb is perfect for a little extra bump of light while on video calls. Plus I have left it on for hours and it doesn't heat up the room.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Lenovo 45W USB-C AC Adapter is identical to the power adapter that that was the original equipment. Third party vendors kept trying to sell me adapters with the wrong power output. They would have ruined my Yoga laptop. Not only was the price reasonable, it arrived two days earlier than expected. I am a very satisfied customer.

This is exactly what I needed. I recently bought a 45W Anker charging block and wanted to be able to charge more than just my phone and computer off it. This is the solution to all the other stuff in my life- headphones, batteries, etc etc

Well built and works great, especially with a 45w AB battery. Bigger batteries will stress the monitor hinge.