Satechi GaN 200W USB C Charger with 6 Ports - 2X USB-C PD 3.1 (140W) and 4X USB-C PD 3.0, Fast Charging Travel Station Compatible with Apple and Most Thunderbolt USB-C Devices

Muy util para organizar mis RasberryPI Ya que los hubs ayudar a tener ordenados los cables y con la energia necesaria

Very fast charging USB C hub

Our go to changer at home. And makes travel so much easier. One plug and change everything. Plenty of juice to quick change our Apple tech.

I was really excited to see this new device as a single place to plug in 6 usb-c items because it would really clean up my desk. But, as has been reported in other reviews, the charger will power cycle ports with existing devices when a new device is plugged in. This is very problematic if you have devices that can't be shut off - for example - I have a usb-c powered wi-fi router (or a KVM switch as another reviewer reported). Every time I plug in my bluetooth headphones after a work call it drops the internet connection - this is obviously very disruptive throughout the work day. A better implementation would be to sustain previously plugged in devices at their current wattage and provide whatever remaining available wattage to the new device. I tested my setup with a competitor's 3 port usb charger with the same 3 devices and I didn't experience the power cycling problem.

Was looking for a reliable multiport USB-C charger with GaN and this is almost perfect. I have a lot of tech at my desk that needs chargers and instead of having 6 individual chargers/charging bricks, I just have this. My setup is: 1. MacBook Pro 16" laptop (connected to KVM switch) 2. Anker PowerWave Go 3-in-1 charger (for wireless charging iPhone, Apple Watch, and Airpods) 3. iVanky Steam deck dock 4. iPad 5. iPhone 6. Open for whatever accessory needs charging (mouse/keyboard/bluetooth speaker) One issue is that as soon as you plug in a new device, it seems when the charger changes the wattage based on how many devices are plugged in, it affects my KVM switch and causes it to switch to a different input. For example, I plug in my mouse to charge, and the Satechi changes the wattages, and for a moment my KVM switch switches input because it thinks my laptop is no longer attached to power. It's just a momentary thing, but over the span of a day when I'm plugging in and unplugging my phone or other devices, it adds up. Other than that, I'm very satisfied. I love the stand to make it vertical as it saves desk space. It provides all the power I need for all my devices. No coil whine noticed and it gets warm, but not hot to touch. Amazing value if you need a 6 USB-C port charger!