Oraimo 120W USB-C Charging Station 2 AC Outlets
Pros
- 120W max output, 100W of Power Delivery can be used from any of the USB-C ports when charging one device at a time
- 1250W total AC output that can power most appliances while you also use the charging ports
- 5 foot power cord that makes it convenient to place the charger where you want to, and it comes with a USB-C to USB-C charging cable
Charging station power strips are the all-in-one solution for powering and charging your devices. You get the use of a power cord, too, so you have easier placement on where you have your devices while you’re charging them, and the AC outlets are still able to supply tons of power that you can likely use to power nearly any appliance you want.
I’m looking at this Oraimo 120W USB-C charging station with two AC outlets in this review. After my testing, I found that this could be the most reliable type of charger to own, and at its current price, it’s even more worth it. Let’s see how it performed with my testing.
Charging Power
So on the charging port side, this charger has three USB-C ports and a single USB-A port. The max output of the charging of ports is 120W, while the two AC outlets have a combined output of 1250W.
Regarding single port charging, each USB-C port can output 100W of Power Delivery, while the USB-A port can output 30W. Dual charging would result in the USB-C 1 and the C-2 ports outputting 60W each.
With three devices charging simultaneously, the USB-C 1 and the C-2 ports would output 45W of Power Delivery each, while the USB-C 3 port outputs 30W. If you’re charging four devices simultaneously, the USB-C 1 and 2 will output 45W of Power Delivery, while the USB-C 3 and the USB-A ports share a 24W output.
For my testing, I first began by charging my Excitrus power bank from each USB-C port alone to check if I could get 100W of Power Delivery, and each USB-C port was able to recharge the power bank at about 90W.
For dual-port charging, I charged my Excitrus power bank from USB-C 1 and my Baseus power bank from USB-C 2. The two power banks were able to charge at about 60W. At this point, the max output of the charging station was about 120W. However, the Bluetti power station I used to power the charging station was reading a 140W output.
Then for three port charging, I had my Excitrus power bank charging from the USB-C 1 port, which was charging at 45W; then I plugged in my Lenovo laptop to the USB-C 2 port, which charged at about 35W. My Baseus power bank was charging from the USB-C 3 port at 30W. With three devices charging at the same time, the max output of the charging station was about 120W.
With three devices charging, I plugged in my Galaxy Note 9 to the USB-A port, and that standard charged, while the Excitrus power bank continued to charge at 45W from the USB-C 1 port, and my Lenovo laptop charged at 35W from USB-C 2. With four devices charging, the max output of the charger was about 116W, so power allocation works how it’s supposed to.
With four devices charging simultaneously, I plugged my Lasko heater into one of the AC outlets and set it to its high setting. With the four devices charging and the heater running, the Oraimo charging station power strip had a total output of about 1530W; the heater and the devices charging continued to function perfectly.
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Design
The Oraimo charging station has a length of 4.5 inches and a width of 1.8 inches. The power cord on the charger is 5 feet long. At the top of the charger is green power light that turns on when you plug the charger into an outlet; also at the top are all the charging ports. The two AC outlets are off to the side of the charging station.
Overall, the charging station is pretty small for what it offers, and it can be considered portable.
| Oraimo 120W USB-C Charging Station 2 AC Outlets Specs | |
|---|---|
| USB-C 1 (Single Port Charging) | 100W |
| USB-C 2 (Single Port Charging) | 100W |
| USB-C 3 (Single Port Charging) | 100W |
| USB-A (Single Port Charging) | 30W |
| Total Charging Output | 120W |
| AC output | 1250W |
| Size | 4.56 in × 1.88 in × 1.61 in |
| Weight | 1.98 pounds |
Conclusion
The Oraimo 120W USB-C charging station with two AC outlets is excellent. The charging power from charging just a single device to charging multiple devices is immense, and even when charging four devices, you can still plug in an appliance to the two AC outlets; that’s what I did, and this charger performed very well. I can’t imagine needing another charger if you purchase this one, and the price for what you’re getting is very low.
- Power Faster and Supercharge: USB C Charger provides total 120W max output, connect a single device to charge at up to 100W, that’s enough to fully charge a 16-inch MacBook Pro in just 1.7 hours! Can charge two 13-inch MacBook Pros at a time!
- Power 6 Devices at Once: With 3 USB-C ports, one USB-A port, and 2 AC outlets total equipped with 1250W. This charger is compatible with a wide range of devices, including laptops, smartphones, tablets, and more, making it a versatile and convenient option for all your charging needs from just a single power block.
- Compact Size, Incredible Power: HyperGaN tech makes this USB C charger brick 20% smaller but produces 20% more power than other 120W desktop chargers without generating excess heat. With its sleek and stylish design, this charger will look great on any desktop or workspace, adding a touch of elegance and sophistication to your setup.
- Powered by HyperGaN: Tech comes together to lower power consumption whilst maximizing charging efficiency to over 93%. Engineered to completely guard against overheating, overcurrent, overvoltage & short-circuit issues to deliver a safe performance.
- WHAT YOU GET: oraimo Desktop Charging Station (HyperGaN S120), with 5ft extension cord, 100W USB-C to USB-C cable, welcome guide, and friendly customer service.
Since 2016, Usman has flourished as an independent tech journalist, reveling in the evaluation of diverse tech gadgets, with a particular fondness for charging technology to ascertain product performance. Besides his journalistic endeavors, he helms the Charger Harbor YouTube channel, where he extends his tech insights to a broader audience.