Reviews

BlitzWolf has launched some pretty good stuff in the category of chargers and energy storage - such as power banks - and now their new savior, the BW-i100, is here. In addition to the 120 ports supporting the PD 3 standard, the 3.0 W GaN technology unit also has 2 USB 3.0 ports, and of course the device supports all the world's standards. They ask HUF 9200 for it with the code BGf7188c, which is not that much for a device that can supply power to laptops, monitors, and pretty much all modern phones. Shipping is free and Banggood handles the extra costs.

Ugreen basically manufactures chargers, distributors and similar accessories for electrical devices. The DigiNest Cube is exactly what its name suggests: a cube-shaped distributor for technical stuff. It has 3 traditional 230 plugs and 4 USBs, the Type-Ck can also deliver a total of 65 W. They charge HUF 21 for the product, and delivery is free.

The BlitzWolf BW-S22 is a tiny PD charger with a power of 35 W, the minimum one buys for a phone or a notebook. Its special feature is the 2 Type-C ports, and of course the fact that the device is PD capable, which means that it can be fed with quite a lot of things. Low performance comes with a low price, from a Chinese warehouse, with free shipping, they charge HUF 5400 for it with the code BGd183b0, and Banggood pays the VAT and even a small gift.

A couple of weeks ago we tested the BW-S23, which was a traditional EU wall plug charger with 100W output. The BW-S25 is its sister model, although here the emphasis was not on the gigantic kraft, but on the ability to charge as many devices as possible - that is, on a good number of ports. It contains 6 outputs, at a relatively solid price, which means HUF 13 with the code BGXIFD400, EU warehouse, free delivery.

I tested a typical everyday item, a 100W, PD-capable, multi-port BlitzWolf charger called the BW-S23. With this power, you can charge notebooks without any problems, but of course it can perfectly power your usual technical devices as well, as it has 4 outputs. From a Czech warehouse with the code BG849628, they ask HUF 18 including delivery, while if purchased from a Chinese source, a 600 W Type-C cable is also included and delivery is free, and VAT is already included in the price.

BlitzWolf had the good sense to notice that USB ports built into electrical distributors that can be used as chargers are quite trendy products these days. The problem with all of these is that they become obsolete when new standards are introduced. BlitzWolf has now changed this, as it launched 3 QC 3.0-capable splitters with a PD port for between HUF 8600 and HUF 14. Moreover, two of them come from EU warehouses, but since Banggood settles the VAT for every product, you don't have to count on anything other than the minimal shipping costs.

We tested two Baseus chargers that fully meet the requirements of the modern age. The 65 and 120 W models handle all the major charging standards, they are three-port, you can charge them via USB-An and Type-C ports, and both packages include a cable that can transfer up to 100 W. Their pricing is quite expensive, they charge HUF 10 and HUF 200 for them, but this includes delivery.

Blitzwolf stepped up in quality and performance in the gigacharger segment when it launched the BW-S16. The previous S series already contained great products, but the current one far exceeds its predecessors with its 75 W output and support for PD and QC 3.0 standards. The price was not low, they charge HUF 12 for it with the coupon code BGHUF800, in exchange half of the household can be charged using the 20369 ports.

What can a 2020-port, 3 V cigarette lighter charger be able to do in 12, I asked this question in connection with today's test subject. In general, I always recommend Blitzwolf products in this area, as the palette is wide and their tools are reliable. However, they cost at least twice as much, because for HUF 1200 no BW device is available that is capable of QC 3.0. We hope the product does not fall into the trap of cheap devices and delivers the expected level.

The word supercharger is not only associated with cars, but also with new, brutally powerful USB chargers. The Bakeey X8-W PD75 is its fate in the name: it knows the PD technology and delivers 75 W, with which you can easily power even smaller notebooks. Of course, it also supports the QC 3.0 standard, it has 3 USB-A ports and two Type-C ports, so you can charge many devices at the same time. How much is that much? HUF 8300, which is below the customs clearance limit.