I have been a big fan of Ugreen for the past few years, and I would regard them just as good as Anker for most of the products they make. Previously, I have reviewed the Ugreen Nexode RG, Ugreen Nexode Pro GaN Fast Charger, Ugreen Nexode 300W 5-Port PD GaN Desk Charger, Ugreen Diginest Cube,…
Yesterday, Anker officially launched the new Prime Series range of chargers and power banks, which includes the Anker Prime 27,650mAh Power Bank I have reported on in the past. Anker, globally renowned for its leading mobile charging technology, has launched its highly anticipated Anker Prime Series, which promises to redefine top-tier charging solutions. This new…
I reviewed the Chargeasap Omega 200W GaN charger three years ago and loved it. It was one of the first high-powered PD3.0 multi-port GaN chargers I had reviewed. The only issue I had with it was my review sample was a US two-pin charger, but I still use it now whenever I have trips to…
I have recently become increasingly annoyed at USB-C cables. I love the fact that most devices now use them, and I am a huge fan of power delivery and its ability to power a variety of devices, including mobiles, laptops, and photography lighting. High-power PD plugs and power banks make my life so much easier,…
Anker is at the forefront of portable power bank technology. The Anker 737 Power Bank is the best high-capacity PD3.0 power bank on the market, and Anker doesn’t seem to be slowing down when it comes to releasing new and improved products. Recently, it has been revealed that Anker is developing three new portable chargers…
I have become a bit obsessed with power banks recently. In particular, power banks that provide high-wattage power delivery. With 60W or higher power banks, it opens up the number of devices you can charge. Most of my ultraportable laptops are 60W, but things like the 16‑inch MacBook Pro (2021) use a 140W USB-C. Most…
I recently reviewed the superb Anker 737 Power Bank, which is the only power bank that has 140W PD 3.1, making it suitable for the Macbook Pro 16”. I have also reviewed many new power delivery plugs that claim to do 65W, 100W or 140W power delivery and a few portable power stations with 100W…
In recent months I have reviewed the Ugreen Nexode 140W and Nexode 200W, and since Amazon kicked a bunch of brands off the site, Ugreen has been my go-to brand for charging accessories. They are good quality and tend to be a bit cheaper than the Anker equivalents. The Ugreen Diginest Cube is an appealing…
Following on from the guide of the best 60W+ PD power banks that are ideal for the Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck and lightweight laptops. This guide looks at power delivery power banks that are capable of 100W or higher. These tend to have a price premium, which is understandable as they are higher specced. With…
It wasn’t that many years ago when most devices seemed to have their own proprietary charging ports. This was a plague in the phone industry before microUSB then USB-C became widely adopted (even though Apple have ignored this trend). With USB-C power delivery, many companies have embraced USB-C for a wider range of devices. Ironically,…
This is a quick review of the LDNIO 65W USB power delivery charge station. There are hundreds of products like this on Amazon, and the prices are now very affordable. This particular charger has an RRP of £39.99, but you can get it closer to £30 depending on discounts. The main reason this looked interesting…
Voltme is a brand new brand specialising in charging technology to pop up on Amazon UK. They are a bit more well-established over in the US, with the products being on Amazon.com for around half a year. They were recently kind enough to send me a selection of their chargers and a cable to review….
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