Auzest USB Type-C 15W 5V/3A PD 3.0 Wall Charger Turbo Fast Adaptive Rapid

Good quality charger and great value.

works with the Samsun S8 perfectly

Exactly what I needed

Quick disclaimer, this was provided for a fair and honest review.Looking at the charger it looks just like pretty much most chargers of this style, its all black which is nice and it has some branding with some specifications underneath. But its a charger, its supposed to be functional rather than really attractive.So lets talk function and this has a quite long 1.7m cable which is plenty long enough for most situations. The cable is non removable which is both a good and bad thing. Its good for travel as your not going to be losing the cable, but on the flip side a non removable cable would have been nice to make the charger a little more compact.But saying that its not massive. The main body (excluding the 3 pin and cable) is 4.5cm long x 2.6cm wide x 4.5cm tall. Total length is about 10cm (including the pins and cable attachment) and its about 4.8cm at its widest part. So again its not massive really. Its also fairly light too coming in at 111g, so for travel it would be pretty good. Its not the smallest out there but considering its power its compact and light enough. Also another big plus is the pre-attached cable management, so that you can tidy up the cable to store away. Its so simple but really appreciated.Onto the power now and this charger is rated 5.25V at 3A, so its pretty powerful. It can take between 100 - 240V at 0.5A (50/60Hz)We’ve established that its powerful, but how does it charge. For this I will be comparing it against a Aukey 20,000mAh battery bank and a Anker PowerPort 5 with Quick charge.Well my test device was a USB Type C equipped Xiaomi Mi5 that sports a 3000mAh battery and Quick charge 3.0. I charged the device from 10% battery and well here are my findings.The Anker came first with times ofQuick charge port = 1 hour 36 minsRegular port = 1 hour 50 minsThe Aukey powerbank came in third with a time of 1 hour 59 minsAnd in last was the Auzest with a mind bogglingly slow time of 5 hours 5 mins.Yes I was not expecting this at all. Now it turns out that this is not only slower than the included charger but its not quick charge enabled meaning that my phone isn’t compatible with it. So my Mi5 will only charge at a slow pace (trickle charge). However if you have one of the listed compatible devices then your experience will be miles better than what I got.So to sum up, its decently made, has a compact footprint, is lightweight, powerful and quite cheap. However to get the most from it you need a phone that is compatible with the same rate of output that it can produce. Because without that, then its no better than the stock charger. So if you’re looking at one, make sure your phone is compatible.Another negative is that you can only charge one device at a time and considering you can actually get rival products (for cheaper) that will charge two or even more at once.ScoresFor me its a 2.5/5 due to lack of compatibility with my device and its limited functionality.If your phone is compatible it still would only be a 3.5/5 again due to its limitations.

Charges Moto Z perfectly and is even recognised by the phone as a turbocharger, only issue I have is that the cable is integrated and I would like to be able to plug in a longer cable directly to the unit of the current one breaks

Working very slow with a galaxy s8

Works great

After one month the metal end has started to jump from the slot. I have Google Pixel, and one charger at home - which still works without problem. But this one I thought I will use at work, unfortunately now it is useless because I have to push hard by hand or build some construction to press the plug, otherwise it jump off the slot and does not stick.