“Are the USB ports on this device for fast charging like the anker A2054J11 model has? Yes I know this device is 2 USB ports and 2 usbc ports and not 5 USB ports. And how does the power on this device work if let’s say 4 things were charging at once?”
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USBC is the one to tap into for the PD 100W. It can handle 4, but if you overload it, it picks and chooses (the PD port)
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.1. connect 1 C-device(maximum output 100W) 5V/3A==9V/3A==15V/3A==20V/5A 2. connect 2 C-devices(maximum output 50W for each C port) 5V/3A==9V/3A==15V/3A==20V/2.5A 3. connect 2 C-devices+1 micro USB device(maximum output 44W for each C port+maximum output 12W for the USB port) C port: 5V/3A==9V/3A==15V/2.93A==20V/2.2A; USB port:5V/2.4A 4. connect 2 C-devices+2 micro USB devices(maximum output 38W for each C port+maximum output 12W for each USB port) C port: 5V/3A==9V/3A==15V/3A==20V/1.9A; USB port:5V/2.4A 5. connect 1 C-device+1 micro USB device(maximum output 88W for C port+maximum output 12W for the USB port) C port: 5V/3A==9V/3A==15V/3A==20V/4.4A; USB port:5V/2.4A 6. connect 1 C-device+2 micro USB devices(maximum output 76W for C port+maximum output 24W for the USB port) C port: 5V/3A==9V/3A==15V/3A==20V/3.8A; USB port:5V/2.4A 7. connect 1 micro USB device(maximum output 12W for the USB port) 5V/2.4A 8. connect 2 micro USB devices(maximum output 12W for each USB port) 5V/2.4A
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