Lenovo Go 130W USB-C 4-Port Charger (3-Type C / 1-Type A) for Laptop, PC and Phone - Charge Laptop up to 100W - Fast Charge - Smart Charge - GaN Charger

The only possible con is that this thing is heavy. That is normal with any GAN technology charger, though. This smart charger does a great job of routing the power where it is needed. It fast charges and varies the power as needed. I have had no problems with anything that I have used with this as the power source. It is worth the money for sure!

Vine Review: Heavy, is a sign of reliability... if it doesn't work, you can always hit him with it. One of my favorite Snatch quotes comes to mind when I think of this charger. It's a brick, big and heavy (though not as big as some 140w charging bricks). Plenty of charging power for a couple of power hungry USB C devices, but it should be powerful given it's price point. Given the size, I think it's a great desk charger for a laptop + tablet + phone + etc. In a pinch it could travel, but I have smaller USB C chargers that can keep up with my laptop that will remain my go-to for portability purposes. Overall, I'd consider ordering another if I had the need for a quasi-stationary charger.

The Lenovo Go 130W charger is a very handy charging “extension/power strip” device. The whole unite is quite small measuring at about 3”x3”x1”. There are four charging ports on the box; 1 USB-A, and three USB-C’s. The USB-A has a charge capability of 18W, while the USB-C’s can charge up to 20W on the phone/tablet labeled one and up to 100W on both of the laptop labeled ports. With all of those numbers are in mind, remember that the total power it can supply at any given time is 130W so if you plug in two laptops, you will not get 200W, but instead it will intelligently split the power to 65W per laptop which is plenty of power for most laptops. I was able to simultaneously charge my laptop, cell phone, and tablet all at one time. While charging, the block has little lights that slowly flash on and off indicating that those ports are charging. One of the nicest parts about this charger is if you have a laptop that uses a large power cable including a very large power block, you will not need that. All you need is a few USB-C cables and you are set. Please note that this charger does not come with any USB cables, only the main power cable. If you are looking for a compact way to charge your devices, the Lenovo Go is a great electric companion.

Pros: Powerful enough for charging/running MacBook Pro/MS Surface Compact and lightweight Can fast charge tablet or phone while charging a computer. Cons: Nothing of note Item of note: 100watts max out on either port C1 or C2, but not at the same time. Total wattage out on all ports is max 130watts Enough juice to power most computer devices, like the Surface and with additional ports, a tablet and phone at the same time. 3x Type-C (max 100watts on C1 or C2, max 20watts on C3, with 1x Type-A (max 18watts). 4 Led indicate use and aren't too bright. If you aren't pulling 100watts on a single port, you can easily fast-charge 4 tablets or phones. Long cable will help extend the power brick to where you need it. Bottom line: Plenty of ports and power for all your devices, which is convenient to have especially if you are travelling.

The device is fairly small but heavy relative to its size. Connected my pixel 7 pro and macbook and both were charging at rapid/full speed, so it seems this does what it was intended to do. I plan to keep this in my bag. Only downside is the cord it comes with to actually power it is long enough to be cumbersome. Power cord appears to be proprietary, so finding a shorter replacement will be difficult unless this charger dock catches on and third party manufacturers make something.