Monoprice Obsidian 85W USB-C PD Wall Charger

The charger is a little bulky, but more powerful than the original 45W charger for Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra and 20W charger for iPad Pro. Unfortunately, the charger does not support Samsung Super Fast Charging 2.0 and I am out of luck to get my Samsung device charged for up to 1 hour with it. But the charger has exceeded my expectations and charges the latest iPad Pro for about 1.5 hours vs 2 hours with the original iPad charger. So I completely switched to the new charger for charging iPad Pro.

Really happy with this charger. Bought it recently during the closeout deal. I think for for $13+tax it is one solid deal. The Cable is long enough for laptops and mobile, espcially if you are travelling. I tested the 2 device with this charger 1) Surface Book 2: As correctly said in the other review, the device picks this charger as slow charger but dont be decived by that. On monitoring the Battery Bar app i noticed that the Battery was being consistenly charging between 40-45 watts. When the SB2 is on battery, it consumes like 10-13 watts and these are at lower clock speeds. So if I have to interpolate this numbers, plugged in SB2 would consume anywhere between 40-45 watts at normal workload which gives like 80-85 watt of charger throughput Now this is not a scientific way to measuer the throughput but its pretty close. At heavy workload, the charger get warmer than usual which makes me think that the charger is working at full capacity. 2) Oneplus 6: This is a different story now. Oneplus 6 uses Snapdragon 845 SOC which supports USB PD profile but Oneplus has their own proprietary Dash Charging that uses special charger and cable. Although this charger supports 5V 3A profile, Oneplus 6 was only able to charge at 5V ~1.5A. I dont think this is charger's fault. This is because Oneplus did not enable or suppressed USB PD profile on the device Now this is a very early review on few days of usage. I hope the charger continue to work in longer run too