Hands-on: Hyper’s innovative GaN Stackable Charger [Sponsored]

26 Comments on Hands-on: Hyper’s innovative GaN Stackable Charger [Sponsored]

1. First,Biggest fan from India

   • RED – ITA he is first bruh

   • You are not

   • Aashil Patel it all varies within country

   • Aashil Patel and also on your internet connection

2. Zmi and Mopoint chargers are even smaller than this.

   • Zmi only has one port and Mopoint only has 60W. These are frecking stackable up to 16 of them dude!

   • justinyhc but when it comes to size they win the battle for sure

3. Free robux

4. Noice

5. Wow they’ve already reached her $100,000 goal

6. I just purchased their 100W charger a few months ago. I thought it was pretty compact but this looks way more portable and travel-friendly. Also makes me wonder why more products don’t have power outlet pass-through.

   • Yes. I’ve been using it daily without issues. I wish this current product is travel-friendly too just like the one last year.

7. Someone should test the temperature when all 16 are stacked together and all ports are in use.

8. Are they fast like the super fast charger i have for my Samsung

   • enlgish is good yes……

9. Nobody:
   Literally nobody:
   Heat/fire: Im gonna end this house entire career!

10. 50% no longer available… lame

11. 2021 Smartphone should also ship type c cables both end

12. Isn’t power adapter chaining dangerous?

13. Is there also an EU Version?

    • No, since plug adapters are not rated for 1500W pass-through power, as stated in the Kickstarter page.

    • Testimony what? If it’s similar to any of their others you’ll be able to just use an adapter on the first one to change the socket type.

    • Alexis Tyler it’s literally stated in their kickstarter page. I’m not the one who stated it

14. And you wonder why California is burning.

15. Great work. I was looking at your videos and you seem to know your stuff. I specially liked how you installed windows on a external hard drive. I was wondering something: do you know how to clone a windows vm installation and put it on a bootcamp or external hard drive?