Great Price. Display is nice. Seems pretty accurate. I got a little concerned when it showed 38+ watts going into a battery charger that is supposed to deliver 30 watts to Li batteries. So I checked it with an AC watt meter and the device was drawing 42 watts and probably delivering 38 to my batteries. Not good. So keep a close eye on it when charging sensitive equipmentUpdated to 4 stars. Apparently, there are some comments about the batteries I am recharging that indicate that they can accept 12 volts charging current. Some say that many chargers jump from 9 to 15 volts and that because they cant deliver 12v the charge rate is stuck at 9 and is slowed to 30 watts.I have no idea if this is correct but others with different chargers are pumping 38 watts into this charger so upgraded to 4 stars.the charger helps charge my note 9 n wifes iphone faster than chargers that came with themMy notebook can charge via USB-C (although it also has a separate "standard" charger as well). I like to use the USB-C charging for a few reasons: (i) it is smaller, (ii) it is less expensive and (ii) it can be used to charge other devices.I got this charger to keep in my "go" bag as I am often required to travel for a couple of days on short notice. I found it so useful that it is no longer in the go bag but attached at my desktop.The charger functions well to charge my computer and phone, but, most importantly, the readout serives as a great bonus. The charger readout alerts the user to the voltage that is being used. The upside to me is that this lets me know whether I'm using a bad cable - a couple of times my notebook has alerted me to "slow charging" and to use a different cable or charger, but in the past I had no way to identify which was in issue. Now I am able to see with each cable what the voltage is and realized that (i) one supposed 65W charger was the culprit as I found two cables tossing out that error when used with that charger that reflect 65W on this charger and (ii) two cables that are supposed to be 100W capable that are only able to hit 45W with this charger.Well worth it - great product that is more useful than I anticipated.Works great! I love the display, I find it to be very interesting as a meter even if it isn't ridiculously useful very often. This brick is capable of charging my phone and my laptop which as fantastic for the size, making it my go-to portable brick. The USB-A port provides the fastest charging current for my Pixel 6 Pro, whereas the USB-C port provides sufficient wattage for my XPS 15 to slow charge. I found the display to be accurate enough, though I tested using the smartphone app Ampere which did introduce a slight delay when compared to the live brick numbers, but seemed to track well based on the power consumption of the phone and what is displayed. I'm really satisfied with this product and am thrilled that GaN technology has made lugging huge chargers a thing of the past.This is a fine charger, with enough power for my laptop and a couple of extra ports for other electronics. It has one each of USB-C and regular USB ports, and the foldable plug makes it a good choice for traveling. Works well for me, and the LED power display is a nice touch.I was looking for a portable power supply for my travel bag that could charge my laptop, phone, or anything else in a pinch. This seemed a good size and weight and the 65W capacity (the listing says 45W but the device says 65) seemed sufficient. It’s a solid, if heavy, little unit and the AC power blade fold in nicely and securely.I was pleasantly surprised at how useful the digital readout is – I thought it would be a gimmick. Plugging something in and looking at the draw tells you how far you have to go – my 30% phone started at 25 watts, while a mostly charged laptop was 5 watts. It’s a great little gauge when you are on the go.This has earned a place in my travel bag. I will update if any issues, but so far I am very happy.I tested with pixel xl gen 1 and Samsung Galaxy tab s7+. Both charged fine. The readout for the display wasn't working on mine. It was very blurry and couldn't read what the wattage said.Not sure if it has film over the screen or not but I was unable to get it off if it did and don't want to risk damage if it didn't.Also came scratched out of the box.I bought this unit to power my Steam Deck. It has enough power to charge the deck while using it with a dock, and you can still charge a phone or something on the USB-A port too. I paired it with a long USB-C cable to charge the Steam Deck, as the original charger had a very short fixed cable.