ISDT Power 200 Series USB C, 200W Phone with 4 USB+1 Wireless Ports, Fast Desktop Compatible with iPhone, Tablet, iWatch ect (Power 200X)

Bought one to "test" it out, knowing I needed two. The fact that a day later I bought the second says it all.Now, you may not want or need this. It depends on what you need, but for a 200W charger this is a very reasonable price. If you're only looking to charge a phone then you don't need this - but in my case I wanted to charge a tablet, MacBook Pro, iPhone and have a port (or two) spare.It's less than half the price of other comparable products, but the quality is good, the device feels well made and no issues so far.It can charge (and power) a modern MacBook without any issues.The App that comes with it isn't fantastic, but it works and the display is useful to know what charge is being drawn from each port.The only minor disappointment (and remember I've still given 5 stars here....) is that the wireless charger isn't great - don't expect to fast charge your phone, or even really charge your phone, it's not great - it draws 1-2W maximum and pretty much "keeps it charged" rather than charging it. To the extent I'm not using it - just plugged a USB cable in for when I need to charge the phone.But, a device well under £100 that delivers 200W of charging means I can charge a Surface Pro, MacBook and iPad all simultaneously.Really good if it's the device you need.

I use this to charge multiple batteries quickly and it works well. It's not cheap but it's a sophisticated, quality product and for me, worth the money.

Not usually one to write a review on here regarding purchases but wanted to post this one just for awareness.Firstly, great charger to begin with - already have a 200X and wanted a second for the office; however, given the long lead time, opted for the 200H (100W max USB-C option) next day delivery as the 140W USB option (200X) wasn’t entirely needed. Ports provide the power claims and makes for an ideal laptop charger at the desk.Charger worked perfectly initially, the units do get warm as airflow is not the best leading to excess fan noise due to the restricted airflow through the unit - various electronic components can be seen to obstruct the air vent apertures along with brown capton (heat resistant insulation) tape enveloping the entire topside of the PCB as seen through the case holes. The 200H had noticeably more capton tape obstructing the air vent holes compared to the 200X - non ideal when operating at elevated power levels and likely explained the elevated fan noise and hotter wireless charging plate compared to the 200X for the same devices being charged.Charger was left overnight in the office in its usual standby condition (no USB devices connected) on a Friday and returned on the Monday to a non-working rather smoke scented office with a blown power lead fuse. No fire thankfully but certainly raised concerns about the safety of the second 200X which is also left unattended and powered.Hopefully a one-off but unsettling nevertheless.Also, connecting ‘noisier’ USB devices like other third party power banks and wireless chargers seems to be a struggle for the USB A port - voltage/power can be seen to fluctuate all over the place in the app and explains the devices working erratically / not charging. Most notable with some Anker devices using quick charge where the charger buzz and high pitched switching power supply whine can also be clearly heard across the room on both the 200X and 200H. No issues on the USB C ports.In conclusion, no desire to detract away from ISDT but just a little disappointed on the quality and reliability side on this occasion.

The wireels pad it's OK for small devices (ear buds, watches, etc) but I wouldn't use it to charge my phone.Apart from that, does everything as expected. What I love, compared to what I had in the past, with this one it doesn't stop charging what ever you already have plugged in if you plug a new device. This thing used to drive me crazy with the one I had previously.I had a laptop and a phone plugged in simultaneously, both pulling around 60w and the fan kicked in for a while, but could hardly hear it. So not sure what other people are using for to complain about the fan noise.

This is a solid, well-made device, but the fan is noisy, so you can't leave it in your room overnight. The fan kicks in randomly whilst charging multiple devices. The unit also beeps when the charge is full until you remove the device, which I'm sure seemed like a good idea, but most of the time, you charge overnight; it's a bit annoying, tbh. There might be a way to switch this off, but I haven't found it yet. Not quite the do-all solution I was looking for, so it's been sent to my studio for daytime use rather than home, and my search continues.

Great for cable management, but very loud fan that turns on and pulses frequently, especially if wireless charging, and it is quite loud, I have it next to the bed and it is too loud for charging through the night

Works well, and charges fast. The power usage display is useful. I quickly learned that although the device is great, not all USB cables are born equal. Some cables will charge at 10w, others at up to 100w using exactly the same devices connected to the same ports on both ends, with the cable being the only differentiator.

For travelling this device is absolutely invaluable. It charged two Galaxy Note 10+s, an LG G5 AND my Dell Inspiron 7610 laptop all AT THE SAME TIME. No sign of overheating and no power reduction when additional devices are connected. Supports wireless charging too but, to be honest I've never used it because there are four wired ports all of which offer rapid charging. Saved carrying around multiple power bricks - especially the one for the laptop. It now acts as the daily charger for the whole family. So far, I can't fault it.