First off, let me say I used to buy Anker products so when it came time for me to replace some of my chargers, I went to go look at their products. Unfortunately, Anker doesn't make products like these anymore. Instead, they seem to focus on other products -- like a big battery that I can wheel around the house or a small chargers that only has a few ports and sticks out from the outlet. I suppose I could have gotten their 120w 4 port USB-C model, but I still needed at least 1 USB-A port.I needed something that would sit in place that would charge my iPad tablet, two iPhones, and a clock powered over USB-A. While this fits my needs today, It would have been nice if I had one or two more ports "just in case" but for now, this is enough.The unit is about the size of a hockey puck, but squared and not rounded. If I wanted to, I could travel with it pretty easily. It's got a removable cord that uses a standard 2 pin connector (not sure if that's the right term), and I tested it on both 110v and 220v. According to UGreen, it handle up to 240v. From opening the box, to looking at the unit, you can tell they are trying to go for a "premium" feel, and it does deliver in that regard, but that's not important if it doesn't do the job, right?According to UGreen, this charger is that it can fast charge my iPad pro as well as my iPhone using the Apple Magsafe charger even with all 4 ports being used. I haven't verified the voltages personally so that's something on my to-do list, however I can say that it does charge all my devices w/out any issues.Would I buy it again? Sure. As a matter of fact, I bought their 100w version that has 3 USB-C/1 USB-A ports to use as my charger for my notebook + phone/other devices when I need to be on the go.Update: After using it for some time now, I noticed the following behavior when using the UCB-C ports. Specifically, I use the USB-C ports for an Apple Magsafe charger and my iPad Pro. If my iPhone is charging on Magsafe and I plug in my iPad, the charging cuts off for a second or two, then picks back up again. It's obvious because the animation that the iPhone does when it connects. Not a big deal, but just something to be aware of.