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AllThingsOnePlace
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가입일: 2020. 10. 21.
Videos of reviews, vintage electronics, teardowns, failure analysis, acoustics tutorials, project builds, and more.
All Things One Place
All Things One Place
IKEA makes cheap USB power adapters
IKEA makes cheap USB power adapters
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In this video are two IKEA USB power adapters. The 30W and the 45W USB-C Power adapters.
www.ikea.com/us/en/p/sjoess-30w-1-port-usb-charger-fast-charging-30574469/
www.ikea.com/us/en/p/sjoess-45w-2-port-usb-charger-fast-charging-10574470/
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Anker Prime A2343 100W Power Adapter: amzn.to/3s45wbE
Anker 737 PowerCore 24K Power Bank: amzn.to/3S9nSQL
165W Satechi USB Adapter ST-UC165GM: amzn.to/3YAgpNV
100W Baseus Desktop Adapter: amzn...
Subscribe to the channel: krplus.net/CNt-VKnOf-6-vVYqdiI_K8g
Support this channel via Patreon: www.patreon.com/allthingsoneplace
In this video are two IKEA USB power adapters. The 30W and the 45W USB-C Power adapters.
www.ikea.com/us/en/p/sjoess-30w-1-port-usb-charger-fast-charging-30574469/
www.ikea.com/us/en/p/sjoess-45w-2-port-usb-charger-fast-charging-10574470/
Paid affiliate links to help the channel I earn a couple percent if you use the link, no extra cost to you.
Anker Prime A2343 100W Power Adapter: amzn.to/3s45wbE
Anker 737 PowerCore 24K Power Bank: amzn.to/3S9nSQL
165W Satechi USB Adapter ST-UC165GM: amzn.to/3YAgpNV
100W Baseus Desktop Adapter: amzn...
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Nice video! Taking a look at the nexode pro 100w and nexode x 100 w from green would be interesting!
Regarding the rando stickers, IKEA states that “You can personalize the charger with the 3 included color stickers in green, orange and blue.” So I guess if you go out with two friends and everyone is rocking their IKEA charger, there is no confusion, provided you and your friends are sufficiently different in your color choices… …or something.
“This video has lots of call-forwards I’m never going to get to.” Optimism and realism were thrown into a blender and I like the result.
Thanks for the vid! They are indeed big in comparison with the latest GaN chargers. Looking forward to the teardown!
Appreciate you looking into these!
Is the ugreen 100w desktop charging still working? I worry about its durability. I wanna use it for at least 4 years
Thanks!
I bought KM003C and Shargeek S100P last week and just found out that the spec sheet isn't always straightforward. USB C1: Fixed: 5.00V 9.00V 12.00V 15.00V 20.00V USB C2: Fixed: 5.00V 9.00V 12.00V 15.00V 20.00V PPS:3.30-11.00V USB C3: Fixed: 5.00V 9.00V 12.00V The manual says says C1/C2 output but in reality to utilize the full capacity i can only charge my 65W laptop on C1 and 25W Samsung phone on C2 and not vice versa. Still good though I think Anker 737 does best at this class *The web page does say 60W+30W on output specs
Hello, I'm feeling a bit confused about which charger to buy. I don't mind spending money as long as I get something that is reliable, long-lasting, and compatible with my Apple MacBook and phones. Can you suggest a charger or dock station that fits my needs? Thank you for your help.again I'm using only apple devices. by the way i wanted to send a super thanks but i couldn't send a message with the super thanks so I'm going to send one just remember that this super is from me thanks.
Haha the address on the base 16 Nicholas street Manchester is basically across the road from my apartment lol and it ain't no Senfreed Technology office but a Chinese restaurant lol
So basically the new anker prime is the greatest powerbank of all time
Nice vid mate
Y si por ejemplo mi computadora portatil es de 65 watts pero de 5 amperes estaria bien ?
hi do you speak Telugu
Bought this Rocoren 140w Oct 2023, but already NOT function in March 2024 with out any misused and only use when travel.
Is good enough to run a GoPro
What is your favorite power bank 20,000 mah or more?
Thank you so much for your detailed reviews and efforts. I'm really confused about buying an adapter for my MacBook Pro 2019 and iPhone 14 Plus. I had finalized the Baseus 100W adapter after watching one of your videos, but it had reviews about very low longevity. Can you please help me buy an adapter that excels in all aspects, especially longevity?
So ...what would you recommend thats something similar to this?
So would this suffice for a Macbook Pro, a Switch, an M1 iPad Pro, and an iPhone Pro Max? I'm sorry I'm a bit of a dunce when calculating these things. 😔
We newer get to old for Star Wars :D (I dont mean the new woke sh..)
I have a 2011 Toyota Tacoma and it says that its a 12v 120w power outlet so am I safe to grab any car charger under 120W I was thinking about 100 so I could charge my laptop if I needed to, but I don't want to blow a fuse. It's a 16" Macbook Pro so if I have to get a power bank instead to be safe I am fine doing that. Thanks again, your videos are so informative I'm doing my best to learn.
the biggest problem seems to be findig good enough cables
Looking forward for a Framework 240W adapter in the future. A review from you as well.
Waiting for the 2024 edition 🎉
Are the safety listings different between those power adapters sold in North America and Europe? Got a Baseus 160W today and it doesn't state anything (just the CE marking? does that mean anything?) but thenI checked on their website and actually the logos and prints on the back are apparently different. Edit: I meant if they are different in the way they print the logos or not, since I understand they would test the HW for certain safety listings but the logos are only printed for the corresponding market.
What is the ideal wattage consumption?
Zero.
Are you able to list which GaN power semiconductor companies are in each unit and what exact chip is being used? That would be most helpful, thanks for the vid.
Ha, yeah, that would be some job. No, I can't do that.
@@AllThingsOnePlace It would be. Even talking to Ugreen they can't tell me what charger has the latest GaN chip from Navitas, a long time partner supplying chips to them....
@@nateturesdomain2599 Yeah, it is unfortunate. You notice that even on the new framework, they don't tell you what GaN chips are in it. Brands, but no models, no datasheets, all locked down under NDA. It's sad, the chips are probably lasered too, so a teardown isn't going to get you anything either.
🎉,,,,,,👏👍
thanks!
Do you just get a 2 pin EU power cord for travel with the 165w desktop?
You can do that.
Would something like this be enough power to put in my Jsaux RGB docking station to power my monitor wireless mouse and keyboard and headset? The charger I have now at 65W just bottles out 😢. Thank you for your help. Keep up the sick and informative work I really appreciate it.
This is probably a bit overkill for that. The docking station probably has a maximum supported input power, most likely 100 watts, so something in that range should work.
You are my go to powerbank testing channel because you do a thorough testing with devices. I'm curious, I currently own a powerbank branded Romoss. So far, the powerbank brand make OK powerbank but I'm curious if there's a catch. Do you think you can consider looking into this brand?
I have some of their stuff to look at. Almost all of these are built down to a price. If it works and is holding up over time it sounds like the right one to me.
Thanks for such an informative video! I've been considering this for some time, but am worried about the lack of safety certificates for the US, do I have that right? Would that make this adapter prone to catching fire or other issues? Hope you can share some insight, this is still a relatively new space for me. Thanks again!
I don't know and that's the trick, the safety listing is risk mitigation, without it, it reduces confidence, is it actually bad or good I'm not sure.
Thing I'll keep my Ankers :)
Yeah, I said that in the first version of this video, people were pissed.
Can you review Cuktech products please ❤️
I have some here.
After watching your videos, I had zeroed in on the Rocoren but, I found that they die very often. Now, I'm back to square one. Can you recommend a 3 port charger? I need to charge my iPhone 14, Pixel 7 Pro & Nothing Phone 1 and if possible my Lenovo ThinkPad X1 which requires a 65 watt charger. The laptop thing is nice to have, NOT a must.
Yeah, the Rocoren and it's heat, which is also basically every other 140W adapter, they're almost all the same adapter. Actually, the 717 from Anker has a bad reputation as well. My number one is still the Satechi 165W charger for the 120V market. It isn't perfect, you have to follow the port order for power consuming devices or it will loop. But if you have things plugs in all the time it's a good performer. Just adding up wattages you have three about 30 watt phones and a 65 watt laptop, so 165 watts to get them all going. It's not the most portable but all the ports are USB C and PD. It may require a PD to (not sure the name) rectangle connector that the laptop might use? It's just an option, there's so many choices out there. I really want a customizable distribution board that breaks out the power from something like the new framework adapter, ha.
@@AllThingsOnePlace Thanks for the reply, much appreciated! Would your suggestion remain valid for the UK as well which is 220V? Also, wouldn't a 165W charger be an overkill? I'm asking because adding up the 3 phones is only 88W - (20W + 23W + 45W). Laptop is nice to have so I can charge it solo or with just 1 phone. Wouldn't a 65W or a 100W charger be more suitable? If yes, which one would you recommend in this wattage range? Also, having 1 USB-A port will be helpful.
@@MisterBhaarat It wouldn't be overkill really, it does mean the power supply is operating in a safe range and won't overheat, and will last longer. The reason for not recommending the Satechi for the 220V market is the leakage current, so if using a metal bodied laptop especially, that adapter will leave you tingling when touching it. It's isolated fine but it leaks more than others. For low leakage supplies, Anker and Apple are both really good for this. The 100W prime series, but it's 1A2C configuration means one device gets the slow boat, but it would have the power for the laptop if needed.
@@AllThingsOnePlace Great, thanks! Yes my laptop is metal & don't need the tingling. Let me check out the ones you recommended.
General question about these smart chargers that can supply multiple voltages. What would happen if they were connected to a dumb device, for example, a 12v headphone amp with a USB-C to barrel adapter cable? I assume it wouldn’t know to output 12v. Would it default to 5v or potentially fry the device with 20v?
With a basic adapter it will supply 5V, nothing more. You can get a USB PD trigger board to ask for 12V though. Beware some power adapters won't do 12V though.
Thanks!
Wow! Thank you so much.
on PQS website this charger have two very different scores - one with PQS 127 and one with PQS 174. Why there are two test on same date with very different result. Is it error on website?
One is on 230V and one is on 120V, the compliance standards will change to EU ones. It needs a better indicator to let you know that the two tests are different. But yeah, it groups them because the model is the same. You can technically upload as many datasets as you want for the same model and it will offer them as a list.
What short (6" or less) usb c cord / brand do you recommend?
The Amazon Basics ones, they aren't bad. www.allthingsoneplace.com/usb-cables-1 (there are affiliate links on the site which don't cost you anything but do earn me a small percentage, it's just an option not a requirement, you can search for the cable independent of that).
@@AllThingsOnePlace Thank you! Your channel is incredible, I spent about 4 hours watching, researching and learning about cables and power devices last night lol
For the love of God please stop calling Baseus "Ba-See-use". It's "Base-Use", short of "Base-user".
too late now
Amazing video, thanks for this!
Glad you liked it!
hey, where did you find the usb-c to HP proprietary connector cable ?
The jungle site. Search for USB C to blue tip This is one I am using now: Affiliate link (free money for me if you use it, no extra cost to you): amzn.to/3WhdgUH Non affiliate link (some people don't like the idea of affiliate links, they're tracking me with their chips): www.amazon.com/Charging-Converter-Extension-Pavilion-Chromebook/dp/B091BSYYYX
Make a video or playlist of the best products you’ve reviewed so far
I do periodically do a video on 'best of'. I want to get it on the allthings webpage also. This is a one person operation, barely get the videos out. But yeah, making a playlist would be pretty low effort and that's a good idea!
First all thank you for all the great content you provide. It is rare to find content that is that detailed and also that great presented regarding these topics. I still find myself having trouble understanding all the technical units but your explanations and charts are helping a lot! Regarding the Nightcore powerbanks, I see a lot of people going crazy over them for their low weight and usage for hiking and traveling. I was wondering if there are any other powerbanks wich have a good Power to weight ratio but aren’t that expensive? Also what charger would you recommend for hiking/ traveling light? I was looking at the Google 30W charger, which you recommended or maybe a 30W or higher charger from Anker with 2 ports for simultaneously charging your phone and your powerbank. Thanks for all the videos and keep up the great work <3
Yeah, for the power adapter, sounds like you have the right idea. For the power bank itself, I dropped a lot out of this video where I explain there's other options. There's so much wrong with these I had to cut to make it agree with peoples opinions. In terms of usable energy, Anker wins with the 325 power bank, it's slow, but yeah it stores a lot of energy for the weight. The Iniu 20k 22.5W is also in the running, again slow. The NB20000 is also very good at low wattage, it's bad in many other ways though, like it's one of the worst if you use PD, which most of time it won't negotiate properly anyway, great when you are in the field.
@@AllThingsOnePlace It sucks that you had to cut the original recording, just because of other peoples opinion. I think that a detailed review with honest feedbag is the best way to approach a product. I really appreciate it, that you still uploaded the cut video with all the data and an conclusion! Also I just realized that the data even shows that (7:17) the Anker 325 is better than the Nitecore 20000 regarding Energy density!! When you say that the PD mode on the NB20000 is bad that means that it doesn't communicate with the object to charge efficiently and if it charges at a higher wattage it can't charge the object effectively ( /looses energy due to heat generation?). Since I don't plan on going hiking with a Laptop or anything with a high wattage consumption, I think that a slow charging powerbank is everything I need. I can't imagine anyone needing a light weight travel power bank that can supply 45 W, especially if it does so inefficiently. The Anker 325 seems like a way better investment. Do you how the other power banks from Anker (313 & 525) compete in comparison to the 325? I was really settled on getting the Nitecore 10000 but after watching your video, I am glad that I didn't. You saved me a lot of money and I even learned new things! Thank you again for your videos and your fast reply <3
I just checked and saw you already had a video up on the different Anker models and also on the Iniu 20k. But regarding the energy density and construction I still think the Anker 325 is the way to go, it would be just slightly better if there was also an USB-C Output.
Returning mine now. Sorry Anker, you are just being lazy and opportunistic
Yeah, this one missed the mark.
The 38w has my phone screen blinking after 1 use
Interesting.
Thanks for another good one. I am in need of another youtube first. Power banks for reclining chairs seem to be way overpriced. I tried and failed to use a normal powerbank w/USB C to 2pin homemade adapter. The chair didn't move. Please consider showing how this can be done and what specs have to meet for the adapter. Also, lazy boy has a different plug than the standard. My chair is not lazy boy, but it may be something for the video. Thanks for your time.
mmm, yeah, it's about figuring out what protocol they are using if it has a USB port. It could be quick charge or QC, or if PD would need an appropriate PD trigger board. One of the USB monitor things in line would tell you the voltage maybe even the mode depending on what you get. The data lines or cc lines for QC or PD respectively need to be connected as well. If it's just straight voltage, they shouldn't be using a USB port.
Hi, you mention a PD trigger in the usb-c port .. to enable always on on hi power charging .. can you explain how/what to do?
The PD trigger board can continually ask for an output. Leaving one connected will discharge the battery pretty fast though. Also, it will lose all the USB functions as the PD board has done the negotiation part. So, its more for powering something like a string of LED lights that either needs another voltage (12V for example) and may not use quite enough power to keep things active. In my case I use it with my PVC pipe bluetooth speaker.
Hi, can you please review ugreen nexode 30w 10,000mah vs xiaomi 33w 10,000mah.
Thanks for the suggestions.