As a tech enthusiast, i love information. And what Lewis didn't mention is that this charger is made using Gallium Nitride (GaN). What's that? You may ask. Well, it's a relatively new and exciting semi-conductor material that is more efficient than silicon plus it's smaller in size. (A short explanation) That's how this charger is that small and is '92% efficient'. GaN is not cheap to make (compared to Silicon). With that in mind, Innergy brought this product way early than many companies could develop similar type of charger. And those two factors IMO explains why it's so expensive. They may also redesigned the schematics to use GaN. It is also possible that other companies are working on 60+Watt chargers of that size for cheaper price. Let see what's for us in the near future.
@@cristiandominguez5566 obviously it is exciting! This will prolly change electronics in the near future. But nothings for sure. It's still experimental!
@@Spartan168 true. I hadn't thought of laptops, for phones it's a rip off. Getting hold of chargers for Windows laptops is really complicated. I guess I'd look on ebay and hope it's legit.
I'm glad you made this video. Chargers and cables need more attention and improvement. I built a new desktop recently and one of the most important things for me was making sure my motherboard and chassis were capable of quick charging my phone. Not all USB-C ports are created equal. Same goes for cables and power bricks. Be careful stuffing those high-speed cables in a bag too. All cables get damaged over time from bending, just like a paper clip.
I am the typical college student. I am never in the coffee shop, always somewhere in an on campus building. Coffee from the cafes around campus. Once again, never in the coffee shop.
I’m just on a search to find the smallest power brick sufficient to charge my iPhone. I don’t know why some people are complaining why they are here :/ no one forced you to watch this video unless there is something I don’t know about
It's incredible how successful Unbox Therapy's business model is. We are all literally anticipating them release videos that are basically ads. Every company that is having a product "unboxed" is paying them to do so, in which they create content with it in a way that we all want to watch it, they get to advertise directly on top of each video through AdSense, and then we all come click again tomorrow.. incredible work Lew, you've really created an empire here.
There is 60W chargers on Amazon for a while - not much bigger than the one in the video, additional USB ports (3), same power cable you have for your shaver if you travel to Europe - charges my Mac pro, other usb-c laptops, Phones with quick charge, around 30$
@@jensmuecke But is that Chinese "60 Watt" or is that actually usable? Sort of like the car or wall USB adapters that are '2 amp' but put 2a on one port and .5a on the others.
I am a MacBook Pro user and have had to replace the charger 3 times over its 6 years using it, and it’s always due to the cable bending and eventually not working, popping, and burning the plastic. That’s around 300 dollars since I live abroad. This product looks like it solves the issue with the bad cables because you would only have to replace the type C cable, and for probably a lot cheaper than a whole brick! Thanks for the review!
I personally don’t think apple will ever go typeC that way you can’t youse your laptop charger for your phone and they can make more money off 2 products inside of one by keeping it lightning port and isn’t it thinner ?
I got a charger recently that's a little bit bigger but does 60w PD USBC port, QC3 USBA port, and 2x 2.4a USBA ports. 75w total PD from all ports. It was like $60 AUD. Works great. Uses a standard two port power cable, so you can swap out easily for regions. Light as well. Awesome for travel.
Reminds me of the Zolt. The problem with the small form factor charger was that it worked great until it didn’t. There are real limitations to the technology - it eventually succumbs to physics. This one might overcome it, but worth waiting and seeing the reviews 6-12 months down the track.
I had the earlier version as well but bought this new version 2 months ago for my surface pro 6 and iphone and HP work laptop. loved it. super lightweight and easy to bring around. worth the money
@@HW-86 True, but it doesn't get nearly as hot as nolrmal ones. That and the fact that it is much more compact and still produce a 60 watts of power. Do you have a link for the product? I want to check it out
王文波 Hi, i haven’t seen that as well. the lenovo chargers are already small but that’s only used for laptops. This one can power your laptop, phone and other devices
Jamal Qureshi Are these little chances for “clever” quips like your all’s high point of the day? Half the comments are irrelevant Android/Apple bashing.
@Mheca Ga I didn't read everything but just read the "Samsung old screen accuracy sucks". What do you mean by that? I used an iPhone 7 and the screen would not respond to my fingers properly, the display is very rough as well. it's the worst I have ever used, I used an iPhone x at the store and it was fine just like any Samsung device. So I don't know what you mean by Samsung screen accuracy sucks. Have you even used one? It's so accurate. Maybe your used to the iPhone 7,8 rough type of screen so you found the Samsung screen accuracy bad. Idk
@Mheca Ga major security flaws is only what apple has lmao. Getting hacked by a 16 year old and many more stuff. When did you hear Samsung getting hacked?
It's the built in not removable (for the x1 carbon at least) extension cord on the wall side of the brick. People coming from a mac are used to having a single wire that neatly coils with the smallish brick. Going to a larger brick with two wires to coil is a downgrade, minimal downgrade to some, but definitely not an upgrade. The problem with mac chargers is occasionally you won't be able to get into a tight outlet because of the size of the brick (has only happened to me twice in over 11 years) but then you whip out your detachable extension cable and your good to go. This new product seems to solve the issues from both sides of the coin by reducing size, removing the second cable and emptying your wallet all at the same time. :)
@@zackalger shown in the video charger still has a major problem of sticking out form factor. Wish they designed it with 2 positions for wall plug, so it can sit flat to the wall too, not stick out only.
When clicking this link I was really looking forward to soms kind of new-tech-super-tiny-high-capacity power bank in development!! Still an awesome gadget tho!
Zachary Laid Finding Freedom ikr, I think it’s gonna start with an unlimited energy battery but the drawback will be power draw, like you’d probably only be able to charge your smartphone for an unlimited amount of time, or you could charge your non-infinite energy batteries with your infinite energy batter
First of all, a power bank that small might charge your phone half way. I don’t understand why so many people watched this video thinking it was a power bank.
@@Megaranator i guess thats not true, the companies do say that the phone can regulate the current themselves, but that doesn't really happens. 10-20 percent is fine, but 300% is damn too much for a normal phone to handle
Most chargers like this have different voltage and current outputs. And most modern devices can regulate the amount of current they receive. As an example, my Samsung S9 charger supports 5V at 2A, and 9V at 2A. Which basically means that if I connect my S9 to it, the phone will use the higher voltage to quick charge until a certain battery level is reached, and then it will use the lower voltage output as a way to safely finish charging my phone. If I connect another phone that doesn't support quick charge however, the charger will default to the lower voltage, so to not fry the power management system on the phone. You can see on the box of this one that it supports a number of different outputs, which include the safer 5V for non quick charge devices, the 9V output that will allow it to quick charge phones that support it, and several other outputs that will be useful for other devices. For example, the Nintendo Switch requires 15V at 2.6A to work properly, which this charger can do (15V at 3A, the Switch will just not "pull" the full 3A of current, so it will be safe). That is why it's important to use high quality chargers, or actually just no cheap ones.
Amperage is not forced lmao, the phone will take whatever current it needs excluding voltage and should barge just fine. I also wonder if you could split the output into three easily? It would definitely be the smallest power brick to output ratio ever. Those $20 slim phone charger/bricks are wide and don’t have anywhere near the output as this thing. In theory you can charge 8 iPhones at around 1.5 amps each!!
Just want to let you guys know. Lenovo has an adapter with the same size selling in China. It is called thinkplus. Lenovo described it as a lip-stick. It is around $30. I guess lenovo will release them soon in US.
Yeah... let's hear it for Canada... US price - $109 in Canada... $254 Can. >:-( EDIT: It would probably be a high volume item if it were significantly less expensive.
LightningMotionshot - perhaps. Or he might have purchased it in the US and had it shipped to the studio or to a parcel holding facility near the border from which he could have it picked up. That last is what I do when I order something from the US. That way I don't have to pay those ridiculous and expensive brokerage fees.
If you don't need a 60w charger, the options are much cheaper. My Razer Blade Stealth uses a 45w adapter, and I recently needed another adapter. The 45w one I ended up buying was maybe just slightly bigger than this one, but was only $26. All the other benefits are still there, still quick charges my smartphone etc. So just make sure your computer really needs a 60w adapter before you drop $100 on a charger.
Would be neat to see kill-a-watt energy usage measurement at wall w/ this adaptor? As well as an inline USB watt meter to get actual usb output power measurement? 3-15 second addt'l video time? Thanks for posting!
I agree entirely about the charging bricks and how cumbersome they can be, as well as the annoying apple brick. It’s really heavy for something that’s hanging out of the outlet. Just purchased a 2019 dell xps13 and that was honestly one of the first things I appreciated over my older MacBook pro. It’s really insignificant in the grand scheme, but truthfully was one of the first things i noticed
Lew! How did you not talk about the fact that this is a GaN charger!? They are the future. I've had this charger for 3 months now and I love it. So excited to see where they take this tech.
Love the idea, but there are two things that I don't like. First the long brick is still plugged directly in to the wall which makes it hard to plug into some sockets where the space is tight. Also if someone walked by and clipped the brick, it may break. Maybe if it came with a 3 inch extension cord so it can kind of just hang. Secondly, I'd feel a bit more comfortable if it had a ground prong.
You're gonna love the 7th generation Lenovo X1 Carbon! You can get it with the Carbon Fiber mesh finish and it's gorgeous! Oh... And of course thinner and lighter...
I remember how shy Will was the first few times Lew put him on camera. Look at him now. It's becoming so natural for him that he could do his own channel. Perhaps Will could do a sister channel called Crew Therapy (I know the name is lame). Where Will reviews products he finds useful and budget friendly for himself and the masses. Using a similar setup as Lew's and use the bigger studio often to feature other crew members and Lew himself. Have debates together as well. I'd definitely watch that if that became a thing.
A couple things to note though, on the Macbook Air 2018 the power adapter is only 30W which isn't much bigger in footprint than an iPad power brick so it all depends on which you are comparing to. Like the 30W for the Macbook Air is actually smaller, but with that being said it is better per size than the larger 85W with the top end 15" Macbook Pro.
The phone will only draw the power it requires. The higher wattage is usually better but once u exceed what the phone can use, theres no added benefit. It wont hurt ur phone unless the voltage rating is different.
You got me! Bought it yesterday because I want to quickcharge my iPad Pro 12.9" from 2015. Power supply from Apple with 29 Watt Costs 59€ this brick costs in Germany 65,99€ ~ 74$ so this might be the better option because now I can charge all my devices with one adapter!
go into lenovo vantage (hardware battery segment) and it will say how much you actually charge because not all protocolls are supported. I bought a charger with 45 watt but it doesnt support the right protocoll for my laptop and therefore you only charge with 10 watts or so
So I left my laptop charger for work at the office. And I was dying to get some juice on my dell laptop latitude 3390. One good thing was that it was able to be charged by usb type c. I was about to get just a simple universal adapter with the dell tip from innergie when i saw this tiny little thing at the store. The price is definitely ridiculous when I compared to the innergie's dell adapter ( $120 SGD vs $29 SGD), but the universal adaptability to be able to charge other devices brings up the value even more. The fact that it was so small it was comparable to a ipad charger (And that thing can't even power up a laptop -.- ) I decided to go ahead with this 60-C power adapter and boy I did not regret getting it. To me, I feel that this is a intelligent charger that can power up to more types of new devices in the future and that the value of this tiny little thing would "speak up" for the price itself should I not choose to get this one and got the dell adapter instead... xD. So... cheers to Innergie for developing such a good engineering laptop adapter that everyone doesn't take notice of in their daily lives.
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Bricks can be creative, Lew!
Good
As a tech enthusiast, i love information. And what Lewis didn't mention is that this charger is made using Gallium Nitride (GaN).
What's that? You may ask. Well, it's a relatively new and exciting semi-conductor material that is more efficient than silicon plus it's smaller in size. (A short explanation)
That's how this charger is that small and is '92% efficient'. GaN is not cheap to make (compared to Silicon). With that in mind, Innergy brought this product way early than many companies could develop similar type of charger. And those two factors IMO explains why it's so expensive. They may also redesigned the schematics to use GaN.
It is also possible that other companies are working on 60+Watt chargers of that size for cheaper price. Let see what's for us in the near future.
UP!
@@iz723 nerd
Idk why but I always get excited when there's new advances in technology like this lol
@@cristiandominguez5566 obviously it is exciting! This will prolly change electronics in the near future. But nothings for sure. It's still experimental!
Thanks capt! Very informative
I thought it was a POWERFUL POWER BANK.
same here ....
Same
'The *Electrical Grid* Can Power All Your Tech'
If you want a powerbank get something from zero lemon they are amazing
Yeah, no MBP support - might as well be $1099...
Unbox Therapy: posts unboxing video
Editor: edits out the unboxing process
😂🤣
viewers: do i look like a joke to you?
😄 👏👏👏
Ming Perlman 😂😂😂 btw I just watch the new One Punch Man S2 Ep1 it’s amazing can’t wait for more episodes 😩
*inserts Tom meme*
This product is expensive but it solves problems. Especially when traveling.
This earned my cash
It's a hundred bucks though. $109 bucks. The original cable bothered you this much?
@@bradavon it makes more sense if you need a second charger. instead of buying the apple, you buy this.
@@Spartan168 true. I hadn't thought of laptops, for phones it's a rip off. Getting hold of chargers for Windows laptops is really complicated. I guess I'd look on ebay and hope it's legit.
Too expensive for me!
Derek Ting check Xiaomi GaN 65w charger, 80+gram, 149rmb with the cable.
I'm glad you made this video. Chargers and cables need more attention and improvement. I built a new desktop recently and one of the most important things for me was making sure my motherboard and chassis were capable of quick charging my phone. Not all USB-C ports are created equal. Same goes for cables and power bricks.
Be careful stuffing those high-speed cables in a bag too. All cables get damaged over time from bending, just like a paper clip.
Next video : the tiny brick has a major problem
Lol
Probably heat dissipation. I mean, look at the size of this... 60w? BS!
I’ve been using them for the past year, I haven’t get into any problem 👍 the only problem is the price
I would like to know how warm it gets!
@@Siniom_swe bit warmer than a regular charger
"Will it Do?" Series with Willy Do.
I would watch that...
wood watch
Willy Do weight loss experiment?? I have been waiting for so long
YES PLEASE
LET'S DO A PETITION FOR THIS
Why is everyone always in a coffee shop
freaking millennials and their Starbucks addiction.
To meet girls. That's how tech guys get laid nowadays.
Come to the coffee shop and I'll tell you.
Last time I plugged anything into a coffee shop was 10 + years ago.
I am the typical college student. I am never in the coffee shop, always somewhere in an on campus building. Coffee from the cafes around campus. Once again, never in the coffee shop.
Did we just watch a 10 minute vid on a power brick?
8:57 min
No...Its Only 9 Minutes
😂😂😂🤦♂️🤦♂️
did i just read a comment on a 10 minute vid on a power brick?
@@mogur00 did I just get a notification about a comment on a comment about a 10 minute vid about a power brick?
I don't even have a type-C charging device but I'm still seeing this
Bro what time to upgrade my dude
Actually my family has all androids and my laptop doesn't have type-c, it has that circular port (pretty old laptop)
I’m just on a search to find the smallest power brick sufficient to charge my iPhone. I don’t know why some people are complaining why they are here :/ no one forced you to watch this video unless there is something I don’t know about
I have an iPhone and a 700w PC, so there isn’t really a choice either
lol the new Xiaomi phone charges with 2x the power of this
This year apple buys the company and sells these for $299 only
@Z3U5 how about your look? Match or not match with your comment? Your answer must make yourself proud.
Tax excluded
@Z3U5 you really proud of yourself with your comment. Bless your soul.
@Z3U5 I wonder who you referring into... You already proud of yourself. Leave it alone and stay bless...your soul.
More like $6 on Ali Express
2:11 thx for saving us time and directly displaying the price!
Hey man cool pic u got there
@@maxkyrus it's not the same
@@serbastian007 lol I have this one in particular from 2014!!! I guess WE ARE THE SPACE TEAM LOL
So rare ,I never thought I'd find someone with a similar pic to mine.btw I cant remember where I found it.
But can it power Tesla?
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Why ride a tesla, when u can ride girls.Hence, I conclude u are gay and fat.
Yes of course, TOY TESLA CAR.
@@buddydaddy3722 Wtf? Who rides girls? THE GIRL RIDES YOU LOL! LMFAO GAYYYYYYYYYY.
Degree
It's incredible how successful Unbox Therapy's business model is. We are all literally anticipating them release videos that are basically ads. Every company that is having a product "unboxed" is paying them to do so, in which they create content with it in a way that we all want to watch it, they get to advertise directly on top of each video through AdSense, and then we all come click again tomorrow.. incredible work Lew, you've really created an empire here.
I'm not surprised there's 60W compact charger when there's OPPO's SuperVOOC already
what is that?
But SuperVOOC charger need twice space for only 50W.
And Xaiomi's 100w charger
@@vinylmodsmanitoba 120w*
I'll wait for the $50 Anker version 2 come out
if it were that easy wouldnt they have done it already
There is 60W chargers on Amazon for a while - not much bigger than the one in the video, additional USB ports (3), same power cable you have for your shaver if you travel to Europe - charges my Mac pro, other usb-c laptops, Phones with quick charge, around 30$
@@jensmuecke But is that Chinese "60 Watt" or is that actually usable? Sort of like the car or wall USB adapters that are '2 amp' but put 2a on one port and .5a on the others.
@@MDethCKR get the anker 60w for like 36 dollars
wow, I saw this comment and all the thumbs done within 30 secs, amazing speed! This is way beyond human speed! RESPECT!!
*Starts Removing the bricks in My Brick Wall*
Wait it’s Electronic?
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHOHO HO HO HO
Where's Tom's face
😐
In an alternate universe: This Tiny Tech Can Power All Your Bricks
Rick and Morty script right here
Sentinel Prime Was just gonna say that haha
This is the best product I’ve seen in a while. It seems so compact and it even charges my your phone faster
Yes. There's some new more affordable ones now.
I am a MacBook Pro user and have had to replace the charger 3 times over its 6 years using it, and it’s always due to the cable bending and eventually not working, popping, and burning the plastic. That’s around 300 dollars since I live abroad. This product looks like it solves the issue with the bad cables because you would only have to replace the type C cable, and for probably a lot cheaper than a whole brick! Thanks for the review!
I personally don’t think apple will ever go typeC that way you can’t youse your laptop charger for your phone and they can make more money off 2 products inside of one by keeping it lightning port and isn’t it thinner ?
I’m switching to tiny brick ! Next vid be like ... 🤦🏻♂️
Fax
THE PROBLEM WITH THE TINY BRICK---after that
Lol 😂 right
Next video. "I'm switching to the Tiny Brick" with his hand covering his face 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
Lmaoo so true
@@thomascpowell Or "The Tiny Brick has a major problem"
I got a charger recently that's a little bit bigger but does 60w PD USBC port, QC3 USBA port, and 2x 2.4a USBA ports. 75w total PD from all ports. It was like $60 AUD. Works great. Uses a standard two port power cable, so you can swap out easily for regions. Light as well. Awesome for travel.
Reminds me of the Zolt. The problem with the small form factor charger was that it worked great until it didn’t. There are real limitations to the technology - it eventually succumbs to physics. This one might overcome it, but worth waiting and seeing the reviews 6-12 months down the track.
Last time I was this early Cardi B offered me a Coca-Cola
Ok that's epic
Did you hear that horrendous sound after you drank it? I heard something like okurrrrrrrrrrr , sent shivers down my spine
Did she rob you after you were drugged?
Last time I was this early, I lipped a pizza.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Considering its portability and juicing up capability, $109 seems reasonable enough.
Said no one ever
Mostly you can fit two per outlet.
Apple: But this power brick doesn't achieve our high standards.
Do apple have standard anymore 😂😂
Apple-" We don't do that here"
I believe that they are one of the company that makes MacBook chargers ( Delta Electronics )
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I had the earlier version as well but bought this new version 2 months ago for my surface pro 6 and iphone and HP work laptop. loved it. super lightweight and easy to bring around. worth the money
Lenovo has a very similar 65w charger that costs only $ 20-30
I don't think so... this uses a completely different technology than those used by other chargets
AwesomeGuy I think it's the same. It doesn't make any difference when you use it
@@HW-86 True, but it doesn't get nearly as hot as nolrmal ones. That and the fact that it is much more compact and still produce a 60 watts of power. Do you have a link for the product? I want to check it out
AwesomeGuy Lenovo's charger can't fold the plug, the rest is the same
王文波 Hi, i haven’t seen that as well. the lenovo chargers are already small but that’s only used for laptops. This one can power your laptop, phone and other devices
Samsung: We have introduced a new reverse wireless charging feature
Meanwhile Apple can't make a wireless charger
Jamal Qureshi
Are these little chances for “clever” quips like your all’s high point of the day? Half the comments are irrelevant Android/Apple bashing.
@Mheca Ga correction: apple slows down and makes the battery worse of their iPhones for 5 years******
*apples make a wireless charger*
"Pur new innovative quick charging that's the first ever in this generation, only 262$"
@Mheca Ga I didn't read everything but just read the "Samsung old screen accuracy sucks".
What do you mean by that? I used an iPhone 7 and the screen would not respond to my fingers properly, the display is very rough as well. it's the worst I have ever used, I used an iPhone x at the store and it was fine just like any Samsung device. So I don't know what you mean by Samsung screen accuracy sucks. Have you even used one? It's so accurate. Maybe your used to the iPhone 7,8 rough type of screen so you found the Samsung screen accuracy bad. Idk
@Mheca Ga major security flaws is only what apple has lmao. Getting hacked by a 16 year old and many more stuff. When did you hear Samsung getting hacked?
I never found the regular brick "not portable" at all.
It's the built in not removable (for the x1 carbon at least) extension cord on the wall side of the brick. People coming from a mac are used to having a single wire that neatly coils with the smallish brick. Going to a larger brick with two wires to coil is a downgrade, minimal downgrade to some, but definitely not an upgrade. The problem with mac chargers is occasionally you won't be able to get into a tight outlet because of the size of the brick (has only happened to me twice in over 11 years) but then you whip out your detachable extension cable and your good to go. This new product seems to solve the issues from both sides of the coin by reducing size, removing the second cable and emptying your wallet all at the same time. :)
oh ya and
it charges phones and tablets etc as well :)
The WebheadGT. Your profile picture is ridiculous, i freaking love it!
@@zackalger shown in the video charger still has a major problem of sticking out form factor. Wish they designed it with 2 positions for wall plug, so it can sit flat to the wall too, not stick out only.
Mine fits in my hand and I have an old ass Lenovo. Easily fits n my pocket
I really like how you treat your friends 100 thumbs up YOU ARE truly a great person.
1:16 I for one use the long adapter setup that comes with the charger specifically to avoid hanging the weight of the charger on the wall.
When clicking this link I was really looking forward to soms kind of new-tech-super-tiny-high-capacity power bank in development!! Still an awesome gadget tho!
Whoever builds the next battery that never runs out of power will be the richest person in the world.
Shame its impossible
They would also be a wizard and therefore have no use for money.
Zachary Laid Finding Freedom ikr, I think it’s gonna start with an unlimited energy battery but the drawback will be power draw, like you’d probably only be able to charge your smartphone for an unlimited amount of time, or you could charge your non-infinite energy batteries with your infinite energy batter
They are using GaN(galium nitride) instead of Si(sillicon)
How did you know 😕
Gallium Nitride for sure😄
GaN is gallium nitride not gallium nitrate
Ah, finally an explanation.*Chandler style
@@jacobsam1776 thanks for correction!
Nobody:
Me:
My brain:
G A L I U M. N I T R A D E
Willy Doo in his own segment at the end I love it
Temperature and Price, thought it was a Power Bank, sorry I’ll keep my regular charger.
First of all, a power bank that small might charge your phone half way. I don’t understand why so many people watched this video thinking it was a power bank.
Lew : indirectly, forcefully making Willie agree that, the thing is actually cool...
The og adapters: am I appreciate joke to u??...
Should we charge our phone with a 60W charger.
Most of the phones in the market max out at 20W.
as long as the powerbrick can match the correct voltage it should be fine, amost all smartphons can regulate the current themselfes.
@@Megaranator i guess thats not true, the companies do say that the phone can regulate the current themselves, but that doesn't really happens.
10-20 percent is fine, but 300% is damn too much for a normal phone to handle
Most chargers like this have different voltage and current outputs. And most modern devices can regulate the amount of current they receive.
As an example, my Samsung S9 charger supports 5V at 2A, and 9V at 2A. Which basically means that if I connect my S9 to it, the phone will use the higher voltage to quick charge until a certain battery level is reached, and then it will use the lower voltage output as a way to safely finish charging my phone.
If I connect another phone that doesn't support quick charge however, the charger will default to the lower voltage, so to not fry the power management system on the phone.
You can see on the box of this one that it supports a number of different outputs, which include the safer 5V for non quick charge devices, the 9V output that will allow it to quick charge phones that support it, and several other outputs that will be useful for other devices. For example, the Nintendo Switch requires 15V at 2.6A to work properly, which this charger can do (15V at 3A, the Switch will just not "pull" the full 3A of current, so it will be safe).
That is why it's important to use high quality chargers, or actually just no cheap ones.
Amperage is not forced lmao, the phone will take whatever current it needs excluding voltage and should barge just fine. I also wonder if you could split the output into three easily? It would definitely be the smallest power brick to output ratio ever. Those $20 slim phone charger/bricks are wide and don’t have anywhere near the output as this thing. In theory you can charge 8 iPhones at around 1.5 amps each!!
Willy deserves to be always in an Unbox Therapy video. I like how he describes the tech thats being reviewed.
When talking about power circuitry, reliability is your tradeoff for compactness. That's why small company dare to make this sort of bold product.
Lew working on projects and suddenly windows update *laughing in the back
Guy : I have a macbook pro
Also guy : This charger cost 110 USD, and that is a lot of money.
Me : WHAT ?
agree, so sarcastic
Now I have to go out and buy a pc and get that charger. Damn it looks smooth tbh
Just want to let you guys know. Lenovo has an adapter with the same size selling in China. It is called thinkplus. Lenovo described it as a lip-stick. It is around $30. I guess lenovo will release them soon in US.
2:57 Not how they fit, but how they engineered it. Its just a smart way to transform power form socket right to usb type-C. Great Video :D
Next video-
I am going to switch to a brick
Facepalm
Lmfao
Yeah... let's hear it for Canada...
US price - $109
in Canada... $254 Can.
>:-(
EDIT: It would probably be a high volume item if it were significantly less expensive.
Marc Coté Thank your PM
GBLynden's RC - that has nothing to do with the PM. This is greed, pure and simple.
LightningMotionshot - perhaps. Or he might have purchased it in the US and had it shipped to the studio or to a parcel holding facility near the border from which he could have it picked up. That last is what I do when I order something from the US. That way I don't have to pay those ridiculous and expensive brokerage fees.
We, the Mexicans: Hold my beer
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why not use "wattage meter" so we can make sure it can go up to 60w
Because these aren't tech reviews, these are 'on the surface' reviews.
@@MDethCKR yeah they just unbox stuff
I am detecting trust issues....
These are marketing reviews.
This company would be smart to have a sale right now.
If you don't need a 60w charger, the options are much cheaper. My Razer Blade Stealth uses a 45w adapter, and I recently needed another adapter. The 45w one I ended up buying was maybe just slightly bigger than this one, but was only $26. All the other benefits are still there, still quick charges my smartphone etc.
So just make sure your computer really needs a 60w adapter before you drop $100 on a charger.
Apple makes a $100 Charger, No Problem. Someone else makes a $100 Charger, Too Expensive.
Because is is trash.
I love it!! Your videos are always helpful
If Apple is not bringing back Magsafe, somebody should
Like what Microsoft is doing?
Would be neat to see kill-a-watt energy usage measurement at wall w/ this adaptor? As well as an inline USB watt meter to get actual usb output power measurement? 3-15 second addt'l video time? Thanks for posting!
I agree entirely about the charging bricks and how cumbersome they can be, as well as the annoying apple brick. It’s really heavy for something that’s hanging out of the outlet. Just purchased a 2019 dell xps13 and that was honestly one of the first things I appreciated over my older MacBook pro. It’s really insignificant in the grand scheme, but truthfully was one of the first things i noticed
*Lightning port* : am I joke to you?
Hey TechDove I'm one of your first subscribers and I'm still waiting the s10 review😂
@@johnnyd4827 well the iPad pro review just dropped a few days ago, the S10+ review is coming next week! Followed by the 10e
It is a joke just like the iPhone
Put 2 usb-c outputs, and I'm game!
Yes! There's one out now which I just reviewed. It's awesome!
Lenovo official thinkplus 65 watt power adapter, same size, only $37
I found it for $58 but still..not 100+
I'd say Delta probably OEMed it as well, Innergie is Delta's self owned brand.
you are so right!. i just want to say that...the thinkplus 65W, same size.
Lew! How did you not talk about the fact that this is a GaN charger!? They are the future. I've had this charger for 3 months now and I love it. So excited to see where they take this tech.
Love the idea, but there are two things that I don't like. First the long brick is still plugged directly in to the wall which makes it hard to plug into some sockets where the space is tight. Also if someone walked by and clipped the brick, it may break. Maybe if it came with a 3 inch extension cord so it can kind of just hang. Secondly, I'd feel a bit more comfortable if it had a ground prong.
You're gonna love the 7th generation Lenovo X1 Carbon! You can get it with the Carbon Fiber mesh finish and it's gorgeous!
Oh... And of course thinner and lighter...
Sorry I don’t speak that language?!
Apple will probably make it in 2022 for the first time for just $199
More like $999
The MacBook charger is just ridiculous!
I remember how shy Will was the first few times Lew put him on camera. Look at him now. It's becoming so natural for him that he could do his own channel. Perhaps Will could do a sister channel called Crew Therapy (I know the name is lame). Where Will reviews products he finds useful and budget friendly for himself and the masses. Using a similar setup as Lew's and use the bigger studio often to feature other crew members and Lew himself. Have debates together as well. I'd definitely watch that if that became a thing.
A couple things to note though, on the Macbook Air 2018 the power adapter is only 30W which isn't much bigger in footprint than an iPad power brick so it all depends on which you are comparing to. Like the 30W for the Macbook Air is actually smaller, but with that being said it is better per size than the larger 85W with the top end 15" Macbook Pro.
Next video be like "THE TINY BRICK HAS MAJOR PROBLEM"
Sometimes when I'm alone at home,I want to go to the garden, cover myself up with dirt and pretend that I'm a carrot 🥕.
Chris Tmg wtf
Is 60w not too powerful for a phone?
The phone will only draw the power it requires. The higher wattage is usually better but once u exceed what the phone can use, theres no added benefit. It wont hurt ur phone unless the voltage rating is different.
You got me!
Bought it yesterday because I want to quickcharge my iPad Pro 12.9" from 2015. Power supply from Apple with 29 Watt Costs 59€ this brick costs in Germany 65,99€ ~ 74$ so this might be the better option because now I can charge all my devices with one adapter!
go into lenovo vantage (hardware battery segment) and it will say how much you actually charge because not all protocolls are supported.
I bought a charger with 45 watt but it doesnt support the right protocoll for my laptop and therefore you only charge with 10 watts or so
Lew: *this little brick can charge all ur devices*
Me: *even my tesla??*
I always wonder if there are people here that only watches the videos to see the unboxing even though they don't like the content
USB-C can handle 100 Watts I would like to see 90 watt brick charger
Willie Doo and Lew, Breaking it down for us. Love this Channel. I'm definitely buying this charger.
Congo on 14M subs leww..
Could you take a look at the thinkplus 65W charger for less than $30 with similar dimension!
NEXT VIDEO: THE BRICK HAS A MAJOR PROBLEM!
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BTW Wheres the "lose weight without exercise" result Lew
The price mainly reflects the technology required to achieve such power in that package size.
I think it's about using GaN instead of Silicon in semiconductors. That's why it's so small. That's the future in power adapters and not only
2:41 😂😂😂, they're never gonna do it, they're finna remove the charging port completely.
Can you take a look at "RAVPower 61W PD 3.0 GaN Wall Charge" please
I did a review if you are interested! You may have already seen it. :)
Thought this is power bank. Damn
So I left my laptop charger for work at the office. And I was dying to get some juice on my dell laptop latitude 3390. One good thing was that it was able to be charged by usb type c. I was about to get just a simple universal adapter with the dell tip from innergie when i saw this tiny little thing at the store. The price is definitely ridiculous when I compared to the innergie's dell adapter ( $120 SGD vs $29 SGD), but the universal adaptability to be able to charge other devices brings up the value even more. The fact that it was so small it was comparable to a ipad charger (And that thing can't even power up a laptop -.- )
I decided to go ahead with this 60-C power adapter and boy I did not regret getting it. To me, I feel that this is a intelligent charger that can power up to more types of new devices in the future and that the value of this tiny little thing would "speak up" for the price itself should I not choose to get this one and got the dell adapter instead... xD.
So... cheers to Innergie for developing such a good engineering laptop adapter that everyone doesn't take notice of in their daily lives.
Thanks Willy Do you are the man behind the man!!!
Got a thinkplus (a brand under ThinkPad or lenovo) 65w lipstick charger with similar size support pd3.0 & qc3.0 in China for about 20 usd
A 101 tip!
If it was 99,- it doesnt look that expensive
I surprised the Macbook didn't say "This is not a genuine Apple Charger"
The price is a bit high, but a powerful, small charger for all your devices is a highly underrated tech item.
Way to go Willy do, love the confidence
ultimate travel setup . s10e probably. connect usbc to hdmi got a samung dex mode
Can power all your tech*
*Provided that has usb-c
BlackMidKnight usbc to anything cable
@@Henry-qt3py
Then what's the point if you can also do that using a universal charger?
BlackMidKnight idk what that is exactly, but u only have to carry one block with this and it’s portable
It's new tech, that's why it's expensive.
Wait for more similar products to launch, the price will decrease!
What i like at unbox therapy is that i dont need to pay to feel the experience.
Keep unboxing processes on. The channel is called unbox therapy for a reason.