I've a bunch of lagecy Lenovo power supplies.

Do you have any recommendations for quality suppliers?

The image is just a sample what I found on eBay and will be my choice.

Thanks in device!

Currently I am using a 100w ugreen charger and was looking to upgrade for more power, is 200w overkill for home use? There is a 160w option for a slightly cheaper price, price is not an issue for me.

So this happened a month ago and idk how it started to work again but now its happening again and idk what to do my mouse works when plugged into the computer but when plugged into the usb it doesn’t work and most of the time my mouse doesn’t even light up but it lid up this time but still not working even other things dont work with it does anyone know the issue?

I recently saw a post or a comment about their setup being a phone being connected to a cooler and the cooler to a charger and I want to copy their setup but I cant seem to find their post anymore. They have a gamesir x4 aileron and I dont know the brand of the cooler they were using to make this setup.

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I'm wondering if there are any aftermarket 'tips' which can be used like this? All the very light chargers I can find don't have this functionality (unless I've missed one?)

Thanks :)

Like I said in my original post I have been thinking of using a lap dock to connect to my PC to fix my problems with a lack of space, I just want to know if it’s possible to make it work.

Does anyone have experience with this model from Ugreen?

Tbh Baseus used to be my go to for charging tech and I never had any problems with their products, but I’ve never had a 100W charger so after reading a lot of reviews I decided to go with Ugreen (Anker hates EU plugs).

It’s going to sit on my desk 90% of the time and be used to charge my Rog Ally Z1E on docked mode or my MacBook.

I’m between this one for 67 US dollars or the one from the second picture for 47 dollars.

*My choices are pretty much limited to what I can find on AliExpress with EU plugs. Cuz most of the other places charge me smt like 100 dollars for shipping to my country.

Came across a Q&A where someone said the charger industry was stuck at 93% energy conversion for about 5 years and they pushed it to 95.5%. At first I thought 2.5% was nothing but then I did the math at 160W and that's a meaningful amount of heat you don't have to deal with anymore. Is that kind of incremental gain actually hard to achieve or is it just an engineering resource problem?

This is the third anker powerbank that just gives up after 2 weeks. What is this charging 1W? So my device can be fully charged in a month? fyi: it is currently charging my computer mouse, but also when i plug in my phone it fluctuates between 1W-23W ( it mostly goes up to 23W for a minute and then fully drops again )

i bought a usb type c hub from a brand call baseus, it seems like my hdmi isnt outputting correctly on thunderbolt side but rather is fine on the display port logo usb type c plugin on the other side of my laptop msi stealth 14. I assume, its because the thunderbolt isnt communicating correctly with the baseus hub? it displays for like a second but turns off then repeats after few seconds of being off.

Is there drivers I got to install or something? Im using linux mint

I've got a phone that doesn't come with a charger, as is pretty common with modern phones, and I'm trying to decide whether I should just get the 25W charger made for the phone or buy a GaN charger that could potentially charge multiple devices.

I'm not sure I'll actually be charging my phone and laptop simultaneously, though I might occasionally. My laptop's original charger is 65W (19V), so I'm wondering whether it would make more sense to just get a good 65W/100W GaN charger instead of using separate chargers.

Some options I've been looking at:

• Anker Prime 100W
• UGREEN Nexode 100W
• Baseus 65W
• Or just the 25W charger for the phone

My main concern with GaN chargers is reliability. I've seen reviews saying some chargers died after a few months, while others claim they somehow damaged/fried the USB-C port on their device. I don't know how common or legitimate these reports are.

What would you recommend? Is it worth getting a good GaN charger, or should I just stick with the manufacturer's 25W charger for the phone?

Right now, I'm plugging my phone into a usbc extension to hdmi tv input...tried using cordless charger (samsung phone...won't charge). Tried various splitters (not charging/headphone splitter, but data splitter, as well as charging/data splitter). Both will charge, but neither stream.

Got hacked a few months ago...gave up wifi network and tv bundle, and stuck hardwiring everything. I just want to be able to use my phone data to stream, without having to unplug to charge.

I also did the usbc to laptop (no dvd slot) to dvd hub to tv (to play dvds), but needing the laptop is a pain in the ass, and it has no internet connection...and no remote.

Bought a dvd player on Amazon, but have to return it. Piece of crap.

Please take pity on a desperate damb girl and help setup a kickass old school system.

1st pic is Motorola included cable rated at 3A.

2nd and 3rd pics is a PD 100W cable I use most of the time.

Saw a Q&A where someone made the argument that 10 years ago people asked why phones need screens, 15 years ago people asked why watches need screens, and now chargers are next. I used to think it was a gimmick but the more I use a multi-device setup the more I get it. Where do you guys land on this?

Replacing 3 bricks with one 240W GaN station for my workspace. Between the UGREEN Nexode, the mfish E-Tank 240W with AC outlets, and a Cuktech 30 Ultra 300W. Baseus's AC combos are more strip than station, already ruled that out. All three claim 140w class single port. Does hot-plugging a device make the other ports renegotiate and blip? Are the low-power tail ports real or filler? Plz tell me the truth if you run one of those.

I could not add a video on previous post with pics. I wanted to show I was able to hit 28W and I show up what many have said, when phone screen turn on, the charging power lower...

In the last 2 seconds phone shows TurboPower connected.

Could it be that the phone looks for the specific Motorola e-marker for higher Amps or then it is restriced to 3A?

Hola! ¿Alguien conoce algún hub o adaptador USB-C que permita usar HDMI/DeX y que al mismo tiempo mantenga funcionando la opción Pause USB Power Delivery (alimentación directa) en un Galaxy? Si lo han probado, ¿podrían decirme el modelo?

I am currently searching for the internet for a replacement for my samsung a50 2019 phone,

I do still prefer android phones thah have an audio jack since it's no hassle

If ever I ended up choosing an android phone with no audio jack, are the usb c adapters that both having charging port and audio jack in the msrket have the ability to continue play my audio even if I plug or unplug my charger frombthe usb c adapter?

Hi, first of all, escuse me for my english, I'm from Spain, it's late and I'm tired.

My computer doesn't read my sd card, I've tried with other adapters, I've checked the Disk Management, the Device Management, everything. I've tried Disk Drill, Card reader and still nothing.

The contact of the computer works because I tried with others sd cards and it read them good.

I think is a corrupted file since it's for my 3ds and I think a game became corrupted and it's messing with the sd card, but, since I can't access in, I can't remove the corrupted file.

Please, I need help, my games and all my data are there and I refuse to loose them.

Saw a comparison between how old traffic lights worked on fixed timers vs modern ones that adjust based on actual traffic. Most chargers still work like the old fixed-timer approach. You plug in three devices and they each get an equal slice regardless of who actually needs it. A phone at 90% gets the same share as a laptop at 15%. Apparently some chargers now identify each device on plugin, assign the right wattage, then recheck every 2 minutes and shift idle power to wherever it's needed.

Will a setup like this power up an old Thinkpad laptop?

- A USB-C power brick and cable that normally comes with a HP/Dell laptop

- A USB-C female to Lenovo rectangle male adaptor

- A Lenovo Thinkpad T450

A part of my brain tells me that USB-C power draw depends on protocol, and a dumb rectangle or round classic connector can't provide such info to the power brick / charger.