The charger is like new. I used it ten times over the course of a year to charge a MacBook. Although it looks nice and good, it got insanely hot, smelled burnt, and since then it hasn't charged anything again. Useless!

Notable product, sturdy and beautiful, however it has broken down twice, once it emitted smoke and the second time it simply stopped working. Because it had all these ports and supports all the mentioned protocols, the first time I requested a replacement. Now I will probably move to a larger model or to another manufacturer.

At first, it made a high-frequency sound. Then this sound would sometimes be loud and sometimes low. Eventually, the charger caught fire. It made a mess in the house, and fortunately, I was there. I don't know what would have happened. Especially for my pet. It's a shame that such products are allowed on the market. Of course, the store is not to blame, but the product itself.

the stars dropped because after almost two years of use it started emitting smoke and almost caught fire, fortunately I was nearby and the strange noises it made before emitting smoke woke me up, and who knows what could have happened before it destroyed a Samsung S24 that was charging at that time.

Very good charger and it delivers the amount of Watts it says, verified! Used for charging MacBook and iPhone. The only thing I could say as an observation is the size and weight of it but again, for so many ports it has and so many Watts, it's worth it!

Every time you connect a new device, it stops and restarts the ones you already have connected.
After one year of use, one USB-A stopped working.
When it was already charging two devices with relatively high W (macbook and iPhone) and then I connected the watch, it didn't recognize it and I had to disconnect everything, connect the watch first, and then the rest, in order for them to charge simultaneously.

From the quite good chargers I have, I will get another one. It charges exactly the same as the 65W Xiaomi charger, which is indeed a great charger and has the advantage of recognizing more charging protocols, of course with the corresponding cable. It does get a little warm, which is normal, but not to the point of boiling (after all, modern semiconductors have very good thermal behavior and minimal thermal losses). Now, one negative thing I will mention, which applies to many things on the market, is the cable that accompanies it. I won't deduct a star, of course, because it doesn't concern the device or the quality of the cable, but its length. I don't think it would cost them anything to include a slightly longer cable. For manufacturers, this doesn't cost absolutely anything... anyway. Small downside

Unfortunately, it cannot charge the external monitor (ThinkVision m14) and then power the computer (ThinkPad). It sees it as a lower voltage charger. It works fine with the charger that came with the computer, but I bought this one for a more compact size. 60 euros wasted...