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Choetech C to C 3A/5V wall charger

I received this from Choetech a few weeks ago at a discount for an honest review. We have both a 5X and 6P in the house, so having an extra charger for work was a must but there weren't really any options other than the Google Store. I like this one better because the cable is not fixed, so I can use any cable I want with it. Paired with the Choetech 1m C to C cable this thing performs just as fast as the stock 5X and 6P chargers, topping out at around 2700-2800mAh on Ampere when my battery is around 10-15%. Build quality is excellent and I like that it has the plug on the end of the charger like the stock Huawei charger, not the side like the LG charger. THe cable itself (sold separately) is well built also; some of the other third party ones I've tried are too thick but this one is just the right balance of thick without being overkill. Another big bonus with the cable is that they come in 0.5m/1m/2m/3m lengths so there is something for everyone. I've purchased Choetech products before for my Nexus 5 and 6 and have been very happy. Overall this is a solid combo and I will likely be ordering another one or two so we have some extras around the house/work!
Charger: http://www.amazon.com/Charging-Qual...id=1449546732&sr=8-1&keywords=choetech+type+c
Cable: http://www.amazon.com/CHOETECH-Devi...id=1449546732&sr=8-3&keywords=choetech+type+c
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Glad to know it works well for you. I've had bad experience with the longevity of the two Choetech products I bought in the past, neither work anymore so I probably wouldn't buy from them again.

Too bad they dont make a EU version of the wall plug

Bought the following:
USB C to USB C
USB A to USB C
USB C charger
I have tested the USB A to USB C with CheckR/Nexus 6P and it passed. I rarely transfer any data using USB these days, so I am only look for charging. These are great accessories for these prices.

I also have this charger and cable from Choetech. My only (minor) gripe is that this combo takes an hour longer than the factory charger to fully charge my dead phone. I only plan on using this as a spare, so no big deal. The build quality appears to be very good, so we'll see how it holds up over time.
I also have the Choetech type A to C cable, which also works very well. I was initially concerned about Benson Leung's review of this cable and how it did not meet Type C spec. After reaching out to Choetech customer support, they quickly responded and sent me a revised cable this is within spec. I tested the cable with CheckR, and it did pass the test. Choetech's customer service has been great.

Using ampere, I find that the Google stock C->C and choetech c->c cable both charge near the same rate
I like the quality of the CHOETECH cables, this is the first time I've received them. They seem like they're very strong as they are very thick. I get a max 2.4A using the a->C cable
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danthepan124 said:
Using ampere, I find that the Google stock C->C and choetech c->c cable both charge near the same rate
I like the quality of the CHOETECH cables, this is the first time I've received them. They seem like they're very strong as they are very thick. I get a max 2.4A using the a->C cable
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I also have this Cable and charger from Cheotech. To date I do not have any complaints about it and it seems to be working well. Like you stated, it does indeed charge at the same rate of the Google stock charger/cable. For the price, I would recommend it.

I just recently received the choetech c to c cable and the adapter, I think it charges about as fast as the factory charger does. Even if it is a bit slower for anyone, it's still way faster than what we would have without type c, so good enough to me.
The cables do seem to have good build quality, and with my usage of cables, I think they'll probably last pretty well. I've never really had problems with any cables from anywhere before though. But these cables are cheap too, which is nice with how expensive other cables can be. I'm probably gonna use the c to c cable for a car charger I recently bought, and then the adapter is a really nice backup adapter to keep around.

RTNDO128 said:
I also have this charger and cable from Choetech. My only (minor) gripe is that this combo takes an hour longer than the factory charger to fully charge my dead phone. I only plan on using this as a spare, so no big deal. The build quality appears to be very good, so we'll see how it holds up over time.
I also have the Choetech type A to C cable, which also works very well. I was initially concerned about Benson Leung's review of this cable and how it did not meet Type C spec. After reaching out to Choetech customer support, they quickly responded and sent me a revised cable this is within spec. I tested the cable with CheckR, and it did pass the test. Choetech's customer service has been great.
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An hour longer? That's not fast charging too me.
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RTNDO128 said:
I also have this charger and cable from Choetech. My only (minor) gripe is that this combo takes an hour longer than the factory charger to fully charge my dead phone. I only plan on using this as a spare, so no big deal. The build quality appears to be very good, so we'll see how it holds up over time.
I also have the Choetech type A to C cable, which also works very well. I was initially concerned about Benson Leung's review of this cable and how it did not meet Type C spec. After reaching out to Choetech customer support, they quickly responded and sent me a revised cable this is within spec. I tested the cable with CheckR, and it did pass the test. Choetech's customer service has been great.
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something seems wrong, like I said this charges at the same rate as the stock chargers for my 6p and 5x, and everyone else who has chimed in here and in the 6p thread has said the same thing. you might have a bum charger?

kellybrf said:
something seems wrong, like I said this charges at the same rate as the stock chargers for my 6p and 5x, and everyone else who has chimed in here and in the 6p thread has said the same thing. you might have a bum charger?
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That could be the case. It took 2.5 hours to fully charge my dead 5x, and my phone was not being used during the charging period. That's definitely slower than the stock charger for me.

I received this cable and charger from Choetech a few weeks ago at a discount for an honest review as well.
Like others have indicated above it charges at the same rate as the 5x stock charger for me as well. Quality of both the charger and the cable is good. I keep this charger and cable plugged in on the opposite side of the house from my stock charger and cable. I also plan on taking it along when we travel so I have the convenience of fast charging.
It's nice to have a modestly priced product available that can offer the same charging speed as the stock charger.

USB-C Charger replacement options?

I bought a Nexus 5x from the USA, but I live in the UK. I will therefore need to replace the wall charger when it arrives.
For my old Nexus 5 I use an iPad charger. This is fast, and adaptable, since I travel a lot, I can switch the figure of 8 input on the iPad charger to whatever country I am in, and it allows me to carry only one charger and switch between Nexus and iPad charging.
I realise that the old iPad charger will be quite slow to charge my new nexus 5x. I would like a replacement that is at least as dependable as my iPad charger, but with the usb-c standard. The perfect charger would have swappable plugs, like the iPad, with a usb-c AND standard usb 2/3 ports.
Any ideas?

Nobody found an alternative to this yet? Is it at least possible to buy a standard, genuine, nexus 5x charger with a uk plug?

Can't you just use an outlet adapter?
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I now have my US plug and a clumsy US->UK adapter. Not the perfect solution:
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I assume that a host of USB-C plugs will come out in the next few months. I am still craving that Apple charger functionality.

I ordered Googles charger, its compact and has a long/slim cable. Recommended!
I have the eu-plug but it should be available in UK model...

I only bought and adapter
Well, I had a Moto X 2014 with quick charger and I lost it, so my replacement was the 5X. In order to keep my previous chargers I bought a micro usb -> Usb C adapter. It's works pretty well for both charging and data transfer and isn't that expensive and you can still use your previous charger.
http://www.amazon.es/gp/product/B018AM74KI?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00
Remember that the OEM charger has an output of 3.0A so you might use a big charger, like the one of an IPAD or S6.

Chuliander said:
Well, I had a Moto X 2014 with quick charger and I lost it, so my replacement was the 5X. In order to keep my previous chargers I bought a micro usb -> Usb C adapter. It's works pretty well for both charging and data transfer and isn't that expensive and you can still use your previous charger.
http://www.amazon.es/gp/product/B018AM74KI?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00
Remember that the OEM charger has an output of 3.0A so you might use a big charger, like the one of an IPAD or S6.
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From what I understand though, the old USB formats are not capable of delivering 3.0A. It has to be USB-C. Adapters will turn your charge to 2.5A maximum.
I might be wrong, but have read a few things that suggest this. With my official Google charger I can charge my Nexus 5x fully in about 30 minutes.

therourke said:
From what I understand though, the old USB formats are not capable of delivering 3.0A. It has to be USB-C. Adapters will turn your charge to 2.5A maximum.
I might be wrong, but have read a few things that suggest this. With my official Google charger I can charge my Nexus 5x fully in about 30 minutes.
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I believe you are right, it might not charge at 3.0 A, but it did a good job with my 2.4A Aukey charger. I didn't measure the charging time, but it's aceptable. I can run some tests if your are still interest.
http://www.amazon.es/gp/product/B0116ZQ9J8?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_search_detailpage

Chuliander said:
I believe you are right, it might not charge at 3.0 A, but it did a good job with my 2.4A Aukey charger. I didn't measure the charging time, but it's aceptable. I can run some tests if your are still interest.
http://www.amazon.es/gp/product/B0116ZQ9J8?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_search_detailpage
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I eventually went for the official Google wired charger. My multi-function figure of 8 USB-c charger dreams will have to wait.

You can just get a USB C adapter that will let you use your old phone cables - http://www.amazon.com/TechMatte-Con...&qid=1452787474&sr=8-3&keywords=usb+c+adapter

dianestory2 said:
You can just get a USB C adapter that will let you use your old phone cables - http://www.amazon.com/TechMatte-Con...&qid=1452787474&sr=8-3&keywords=usb+c+adapter
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No. This will only charge at old USB ampage (and therefore speed).

I'm curious if anyone has tried these likely fake 5V/3A chargers from ebay?
e.g. Genuine 5V/3A Fast Charger AC Wall Adapter Type C Cable F LG Nexus 5X H791 H790

envoi79 said:
I think you need this one:
Search B019C23ZGW on amazon(dot)com
Sorry new users can't post links ))
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That looks great except.... I live in the UK.
My perfect charger would be something like this, but with a modular plug - like the Apple chargers - with a figure of 8 input compatible with these.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01A8V6RI4?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00
this one's pretty good (just don't charge 3 devices at once)

search for Choetech on Amazon UK

I'm in the same/similar boat as I've got a nexus 5x with the wrong country's charger-type - With the little adapter-things that just change the plug on the older micro-USB cables, is there a danger of cheap ones such as this http://www.ebay.com/itm/Portable-Mi...333069?hash=item2ca48e09cd:g:LDgAAOSwFGNWSUtf damaging the charger into which it is plugged, or worse yet the actual phone? What would be the cheapest *safe* cable which would charge the nexus 5x off any standard USB A port (ie. older chargers or a computer) (even at slower speed) as I have a lot of older chargers around and like to keep them at a few places so getting one cable is the best way to do this.

apopberz said:
I'm in the same/similar boat as I've got a nexus 5x with the wrong country's charger-type - With the little adapter-things that just change the plug on the older micro-USB cables, is there a danger of cheap ones such as this http://www.ebay.com/itm/Portable-Mi...333069?hash=item2ca48e09cd:g:LDgAAOSwFGNWSUtf damaging the charger into which it is plugged, or worse yet the actual phone? What would be the cheapest *safe* cable which would charge the nexus 5x off any standard USB A port (ie. older chargers or a computer) (even at slower speed) as I have a lot of older chargers around and like to keep them at a few places so getting one cable is the best way to do this.
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Here's the cheapest Benson approved cable:
http://www.amazon.com/CHOETECH-Hi-s...sb-20&linkId=5fb5aeb5a0a13be2651623d21bce4a0a
As listed here:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...XK1dl8I91V4-eP_sfNVNzbA/edit?usp=docslist_api
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I already own an Anker multi port charger, and have just bought the new one which has 1 USB C port and 4 standard USB ports with a total out put of 40W. The USB C port is rated at 3A and charges my 5x quickly. The other ports are 2.4A maximum and I have had no problems charging several devices simultaneously, Its a little smaller than a cigarette packet and has the figure 8 socket for change of power lead when travelling.
Thoroughly recommended
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0196IMNTC

EU Fast charger for Huawei Mate 8 Dual NXT-L29 64Gb 4G LTE Champagne Gold

Hi,
I live in Norway and purcased the Huawei Mate 8 Dual NXT-L29 64Gb 4G LTE Champagne Gold modell.
As expected the charger is not working in Norway.
Anyone can suggest a converter or where to by EU fast charger for this device?

Zalabim said:
Hi,
I live in Norway and purcased the Huawei Mate 8 Dual NXT-L29 64Gb 4G LTE Champagne Gold modell.
As expected the charger is not working in Norway.
Anyone can suggest a converter or where to by EU fast charger for this device?
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A cheap travel adapter won't do the trick?

Pfeffernuss said:
A cheap travel adapter won't do the trick?
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I guess it would.
There was also a USB cable, that I can stick in a contact that I already have, but then I would not get the fast charging.
I accept that this might be a trade off for having 4 GB version, but would be nice to have the fast charging option

Zalabim said:
I accept that this might be a trade off for having 4 GB version, but would be nice to have the fast charging option
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I have the same type phone you have, and using this converter, which doesn't cost a thing, fast charging works just fine :good:
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Found an adapter , works like sharm

If anyone is looking for a replacement/second charger, this item is genuine:
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Original-5V-OR-9V-2A-QC2-0-Fast-USB-WALL-Charger-adapter-for-HUAWEI-honor-7/32669233630.html
I have received it today - it took only 2 weeks for the item to arrive in Poland.
I can confirm that the phone detects it as a quick charger. Regular QC2.0 and QC3.0 chargers do not charge Mate 8 quickly.

ufoman said:
Regular QC2.0 and QC3.0 chargers do not charge Mate 8 quickly.
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hmm they do not?
i just got an aukey qc 3.0 car charger and...yes, it does not charge quickly.
why?
what does the charger (car charger) need to say in order to charge it fast?
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found this info :
To experience full charging speed, you have to find chargers that support Huawei's Fast Charging Protocal (FCP). Merely having a charger that can output 9V2A is not enough. Chargers that support FCP will also be compatible with Qualcomm quickcharge, but not necessarily vise versa.

True. It's only.with Huawei

bluheart said:
True. It's only.with Huawei
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Yes, it works the other way - Mate 8 charger can quickly charge Nexus 6, but neither Aukey QC2.0 nor QC3.0 chargers can do the same.

So, any chargers out there to fast charge the Huawei? Car chargers.
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ufoman said:
Yes, it works the other way - Mate 8 charger can quickly charge Nexus 6, but neither Aukey QC2.0 nor QC3.0 chargers can do the same.
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very correct, I have tried Aukey, Anker, and Choetech, they all don't support Huawei's mate 8 charging protocol FCP
I will just order another wall charger that is identical to the original and there are many on Aliexpress
I use my huawei's wall charger to charge the mate and my nexus 6 as well even though the N6 does not recognize the charger as fast unless I switch off the mobile then it start delivering 9v 1.35a to the N6 !!

Here's eBay search for Huawei car charger FCP
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fro...0&_nkw=huawei+mate+8+car+charger+fcp&_sacat=0

Muale said:
So, any chargers out there to fast charge the Huawei? Car chargers.
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i found this one for the car https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Ori...90.html?spm=2114.13010208.99999999.295.Fz91r7 - haven't got it yet, waiting for the price to go down
and i got this one, i really like it. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Ugr...32772084888.html?spm=2114.13010608.0.0.PujZqn

Note 8 Charging Cable

Can anyone please tell, what type of charging/data cable we get with Galaxy Note 8 (stock charging cable)? Is it Type C USB 2.0? Coz i want to get one spare charging cable for my phone to us it in car with anker car charger. I have found one online of Tronsmart, Type C cable, USB 2.0. Will it be okay or should i go for USB type 3.0, since as per GsmArena, note 8 port supports usb type C 3.1. I only need cable for charging, not for (fast) data transfer, so will usb type C 2.0 be okay? Or should i get usb 3.0?
Thanks!
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Sure

omer7 said:
Can anyone please tell, what type of charging/data cable we get with Galaxy Note 8 (stock charging cable)? Is it Type C USB 2.0? Coz i want to get one spare charging cable for my phone to us it in car with anker car charger. I have found one online of Tronsmart, Type C cable, USB 2.0. Will it be okay or should i go for USB type 3.0, since as per GsmArena, note 8 port supports usb type C 3.1. I only need cable for charging, not for (fast) data transfer, so will usb type C 2.0 be okay? Or should i get usb 3.0?
Thanks!
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For charging, it doesn't matter. USB 2.0 or 3.0 doesn't make the phone charge faster or slower, it only affects data transfer speeds. Getting a Type-C USB 2.0 will still be compatible with fast charging, I believe.
Also, as far as I know, it's USB 3.0 cable that comes with the device, because my transfer rates are ridiculously fast over a USB 3.0 port.
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Sure
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Not particularly helpful. You could have refrained from posting at all.

Max_Terrible said:
For charging, it doesn't matter. USB 2.0 or 3.0 doesn't make the phone charge faster or slower, it only affects data transfer speeds. Getting a Type-C USB 2.0 will still be compatible with fast charging, I believe.
Also, as far as I know, it's USB 3.0 cable that comes with the device, because my transfer rates are ridiculously fast over a USB 3.0 port.
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Thanks for ur reply.
What i have heard, samsung stock charging cable is 2.0, not sure tho. Recently i have purchased tronsmart Type C cable 2.0 as a spare cable. And it is thicker than stock samsung charging/data cable (see the attached image). It also shows same charging time as stock cable.
I will use it as a spare cable for charging in car with anker QC 3.0 charger.
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Not particularly helpful. You could have refrained from posting at all.
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Lol, true!
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omer7 said:
Thanks for ur reply.
What i have heard, samsung stock charging cable is 2.0, not sure tho. Recently i have purchased tronsmart Type C cable 2.0 as a spare cable. And it is thicker than stock samsung charging/data cable (see the attached image). It also shows same charging time as stock cable.
I will use it as a spare cable for charging in car with anker QC 3.0 charger. View attachment 4533423View attachment 4533424View attachment 4533425View attachment 4533426
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Thickness does not always translate to higher performance.

Techvir said:
Thickness does not always translate to higher performance.
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Yeah, but was just showing how thick it was compared to stock cable. Anyway, so far it is performing nice. I only use it with car charger (whenever needed, and i don't need to charge my phone in car on daily basis, normally i charge my phone to full in morning before leaving for office, and it easily takes me for one full day), otherwise i charge my phone with stock charger and cable.
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I am sure the Samsung Stock cable is USB 2.0

im using braided usb type C cables/less risk for pinch points.

imsoconfused said:
im using braided usb type C cables/less risk for pinch points.
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Which brand?
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omer7 said:
Which brand?
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anker powerline

imsoconfused said:
anker powerline
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Yes, Anker is a good brand. One of the best. But since it was costly and i only needed a spare cable to use in car (and that too not very often), so went for a cheap one, but of good quality.
Tho i have anker car charger with QC 3.0 fast charging.
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omer7 said:
Yes, Anker is a good brand. One of the best. But since it was costly and i only needed a spare cable to use in car (and that too not very often), so went for a cheap one, but of good quality.
Tho i have anker car charger with QC 3.0 fast charging.
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more reliable than the stock cables that seem fragile.

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more reliable than the stock cables that seem fragile.
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True
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All in One USB Type C Hub

Hello guys,
I recently bought a Galaxy Tab S6 so I am wondering if there's any good all in one hub for this pretty device. I need to connect HDMI, keyboard, mouse aswell wireless controller and my headphones. Also if it's possible to charge the tab aswell. Thanks!

I've been eyeing this one, but haven't purchased it yet. Will probably do so next payday.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07PPGWQ1...e=as2&sr=1-10&tag=anker_google_brandbatter-20

TechnoTherapist said:
I've been eyeing this one, but haven't purchased it yet. Will probably do so next payday.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07PPGWQ1...e=as2&sr=1-10&tag=anker_google_brandbatter-20
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I had my eye on that, but it lists itself as being incompatible with Original Samsun adapters. I want a hub that'll let me properly charge the tablet whilst it's connected to a monitor, otherwise as soon as you plug it in, you're on borrowed time which stops it being nearly as useful.

albabarn said:
I had my eye on that, but it lists itself as being incompatible with Original Samsun adapters. I want a hub that'll let me properly charge the tablet whilst it's connected to a monitor, otherwise as soon as you plug it in, you're on borrowed time which stops it being nearly as useful.
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Yeah, the hub needs at least 12w of power, plus the 15w you'll need for fast charging the tablet, so it'd need a stronger charging adapter than the original Samsung provided one. I'm looking at Anker's 30w or 60w charging adapter to go along with it. Thinking 60w so the adapter and the hub can pull double duty for my laptop as well. That way I'm only carrying one charging method with me when I travel.
Cy

TechnoTherapist said:
Yeah, the hub needs at least 12w of power, plus the 15w you'll need for fast charging the tablet, so it'd need a stronger charging adapter than the original Samsung provided one. I'm looking at Anker's 30w or 60w charging adapter to go along with it. Thinking 60w so the adapter and the hub can pull double duty for my laptop as well. That way I'm only carrying one charging method with me when I travel.
Cy
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Good Idea, i've tried a 30W (Huawei) charger and although it shows that it's charging, the charge drops steadily so that clearly doesn't work. Probably just cough up for both the PD charger and the adapter so I can be relatively confident that it'll keep it charged :good:
Maybe that way I'll be able to get the wired Xbox controller to work as well., might be there wasn't enough available power to run it...

I bought this much cheaper (I know it's not Anker) Type C hub from eBay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/6-in-1-Typ...?pageci=04b0c239-e4f0-425c-ab87-419beb5be354&
It works perfectly fine, the only thing I noticed is that there is no fast charging available through it (at least with genuine Samsung charger), but it still supplies enough power so that it's not only holding level but slowly charging.

I repurposed my Hyperdrive when I changed from an iPad Pro to the Tab S6. There's a couple of small screws holding the plastic lip on it, but once I took those off, it fit great. Not completely flush with the tablet, but supports everything perfectly. Not the cheapest dock, but I already had it.
https://www.hypershop.com/products/hyperdrive-6-in-1-hub-for-ipad-pro-2018?variant=19332717412414

I bought this hub and love it as it is as slim as the Tab S6. It supports upwards to 60w fast charging with any pd charger and across my Huawei mate 20 pro, Nintendo switch and laptop.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07XDDJ77N/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_i_B6qoEbRAE191V

I have just bought this Unisynk hub. A few USB-A ports. HDMI. LAN. Memory card reader. Feels great, good quality.
Tried here with HDMI to TV and Logitech radio keyboard with that small dongle. Works like a charm.
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Looking to purchase a Ugreen
9-in-1 HDMI and VGA Model(40873): HDMI+VGA+RJ45+SD/TF+3*USB3.0+PD
Query is will the RJ45 LAN connected through this HUB work with this Tablet
Ugreen comment HUB supports Samsung DEX Samsung devices viz Samsung Galaxy S10/S9/S8/Note9/8, it is compatible with Dex Mode through hub, phone system version requires Android 9.0 or above.
Appreciate forum help on whether this type of HUB device will work and/or suggestions of any alternatives that perform same function
Looking to purchase through Aliexpress Official Ugreen Store (cannot post link as I don’t have sufficient posts)

Hi. Anyone can help me. Is there any multi adaptor/splitter that can support data transfer to laptop and use audio same time? Or data transfer to laptop and hdmi out to monitor. I am using Huawei MatePad Pro and only got 1 type c. And I want to control tablet by laptop such as a power mirror but no audio. I can use Bluetooh headphone but got latency that can not play FPS game.

Rayzie said:
I bought this hub and love it as it is as slim as the Tab S6. It supports upwards to 60w fast charging with any pd charger and across my Huawei mate 20 pro, Nintendo switch and laptop.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07XDDJ77N/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_i_B6qoEbRAE191V
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I got this similar anker one. Can confirm usb-c passthru, audio jack and hdmi (dex) work flawlessly
Amazon.com: Anker USB C Hub for iPad Pro, PowerExpand Direct 6-in-1 USB C Adapter, with 60W Power Delivery, [email protected] HDMI Port, 3.5mm Headphone Jack, USB 3.0 Port, SD and microSD Card Reader : Electronics
Amazon.com: Anker USB C Hub for iPad Pro, PowerExpand Direct 6-in-1 USB C Adapter, with 60W Power Delivery, [email protected] HDMI Port, 3.5mm Headphone Jack, USB 3.0 Port, SD and microSD Card Reader : Electronics
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