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Mar 25, 2025 9:03 AM
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expired Posted by phoinix | Staff • Mar 25, 2025
Mar 25, 2025 9:03 AM
Anker 525 7-in-1 Charging Station w/ 5' Cord (2x 65W USB-C, 2x USB-A, 3x AC)
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Actually, the *entire* usb array has a max output of 65w….. that's 45w for your laptop 20w for your phone… wish it was 100w
Edit2: there is a 100w one available for $10 more
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Actually, the *entire* usb array has a max output of 65w….. that's 45w for your laptop 20w for your phone… wish it was 100w
Edit2: there is a 100w one available for $10 more
Will try 100w one, hopefully it has more component buffer
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Will try 100w one, hopefully it has more component buffer
https://www.amazon.com/Anker-Char...01&sr=8-13
YT review, showing temp reached to 114F/46C in 60min under full load
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ERXn-LzOLnE
Had they been on their own circuits would be an absolute no brainer for me as the 2-2-3 configuration would be perfect for my use case; it is just that getting one of these has always been a nice to have want vs something that would make a significant difference in my pack.
My MacBook plugged in, alone, will randomly stop charging and then start charging. My 100w version of this has the same issue with a 65w output to a laptop. Just drops randomly and then comes back. Do yourself a favor, just buy a power strip and don't mess with these. I've had bad luck with both of them.
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Had they been on their own circuits would be an absolute no brainer for me as the 2-2-3 configuration would be perfect for my use case; it is just that getting one of these has always been a nice to have want vs something that would make a significant difference in my pack.
Can anyone recommend really solid alternatives that don't have any of the issues people are citing
I need a job that I can use to provide a more stable power output/connection than my motherboard for a usb audio device that the mic is constantly cutting out on/acting up. Anything I need to look out for? Thanks