Reviews AlzaPower M500 Digital Display Multi Ultra Charger 200W Black
Reviews AlzaPower M500 Digital Display Multi Ultra Charger 200W Black
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Petr, Praha 9 - Kyje
Rated 09/04/2023, variant AlzaPower M500 Digital Display Multi Ultra Charger 200W Black
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Purchased 8.4.23 for 2 604, - Overall great satisfaction. Upgrade from AlzaPower M5CQ from 8.12.2019.
Overall, very interesting accessories almost to perfection (for errors see. below).
The display of values corresponds to. Orig. USB-C > Lightning cable on iPhone 12 Mini gives 10-11W. iPad Pro M1 orig. USB-C > USB-C 20-21W cable. AZ cables Multicore 4in1 and IQOS values also correspond according to the device.
The short power cord is personally convenient.
It doesn't heat up. Only lukewarm when five devices are connected.
Does not make low frequency sounds/whistles for sensitive people.
Good workmanship. Display clearly legible, not annoying in any way.
Functional regulation, when the charging of the device reaches about 90%, the charging power decreases proportionally.
Compared to the MC5Q from 2019, finally more weight. When wiring, it does not travel as much on a smooth surface.
Inputs are unfortunately affected. Not in performance, but in function. Tested on AlzaPower/original/non-original cables with 4-5 USB-A ports to USB-C devices, e.g. IQOS Iluma...the charging process resets when connecting and even disconnecting another added device to the 1-2-3 USB-C port (tested iPad Pro M1). Result: Charging of the IQOS Iluma on USB-A port 4-5 is briefly interrupted and resumed when another device is connected/disconnected on USB-C ports 1-2-3. Detected by IQOS vibration and still on the display of the charging base, when another device is connected/disconnected the display values are reset. For that, I would give the Alza manager in charge of the product a 9x19 to think about.
Absence of white. When will they learn from Alza that they have to do both. A harsh reaction to the pros from Alza, who have the product in their care. You can make cables white. MC5Q was also available in white. Why doesn't Alza's management endorse a consistent concept for their products automatically black/white? I don't understand the logic of Alza management's thinking.
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Rated 06/04/2023, variant AlzaPower M500 Digital Display Multi Ultra Charger 200W Black
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My experience is excellent - my answer or advice for a smart gentleman with a 100W laptop is probably this - if you have a laptop with a maximum input power of 100W, I would recommend choosing a charger with a higher power than 100W, for example, a charger with 120W or more - but I'm just an ordinary electrical engineer and this rough estimate has only been accurately confirmed by artificial intelligence and a colleague, so of course use your own common sense when shopping and avoid claims of the type you get in a fairly large van with a maximum total weight of 3.5 tonnes and a load weight of up to 1500kg. It doesn't fit, sometimes it goes uphill badly when you have 1.5 tons of paving stones loaded and according to you it is the primary purpose of the car: )
Perfect. See most of the other positive reviews.
The price in the sale was an excellent buy, the normal current price, but approximately corresponds to the product of the category and quality even if it could be a few hundred crowns lower even the normal price, but it is clear that everyone would like everything preferably for free (some people seem to me to believe that the merchants also get the goods from someone for free and with each piece of anything a free bar of chocolate.
quality, performance, display, number of ports, design, etc. as above see most of the other + reviews
I haven't discovered any yet and I have several pieces.
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Petr, Jablonec nad Nisou 5
Rated 31/03/2023, variant AlzaPower M500 Digital Display Multi Ultra Charger 200W Black
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Charging speed, overview of charging parameters
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Jan, Staré Hradiště
Rated 30/03/2023, variant AlzaPower M500 Digital Display Multi Ultra Charger 200W Black
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I have several multiport chargers. I bought this one for its specs, display and current price. So far, the charger hasn't let me down and the performance is second to none. I bought it mainly because of the 3 USB-C slots. Most chargers I have only have one or two with max. with a power of 20W. This one is always guaranteed to deliver 100W on slot 1. The other slots already share another 100W, so more demanding devices like a laptop always go in the first slot. Also, the display is a good thing and it's great to see what the device is currently taking. I'm just annoyed that the manufacturer did not make the display backlight extinguish, so it is constantly lit even when nothing is connected to the charger. I have this charger permanently plugged in on my desk and the constantly glowing display is annoying. It could also have included some sort of stand, which incidentally comes with the same types on Aliexpress. The current current price of 1.530, - is very good, on Aliexpress it is between 2.800 - 3.500. So I hope it lasts and doesn't have any hidden manufacturing defects. Since it is a new product, there are no reviews on it anywhere.
power 200W
GAN technology, at this price it has no competition
Three USB-C PD slots
Display with values of current charging parameters, including watts.
Continuous glowing display
No stand
Relatively short and thick cable with a non-standard termination
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Rostislav, Horní Radouň
Rated 28/03/2023, variant AlzaPower M500 Digital Display Multi Ultra Charger 200W Black
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Very powerful 200W power supply with five outputs.
A useful display showing the instantaneous power consumption on each output port separately.
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