Satechi 165W USB-C 4-Port PD GaN Charger (ST-UC165GM)

Here is a closer look at Satechi 165W USB-C 4-Port PD GaN Charger (ST-UC165GM).

About

A USB-C-only design (no legacy USB-A) with a detachable C5 AC cable and an included stand that lifts the brick off the desk for better passive cooling. Each individual port is capped at 100W (not EPR-capable), but the 165W shared budget yields strong multi-device splits: 100W+60W with two devices, or 60W+45W+30W+30W across all four.

Power Delivery in
100W

Ports: 4× USB-C (100W individual máximo, presupuesto compartido de 165W)

Confirmed with

  • Steam Deck

    "I use a Satechi 165W 4-port charger. That charges my (non-gaming) laptop, Steam Deck, ROG Ally... Even works with my Legion Go S." Separate reports document a severe multiport load-balancing bug when a corporate HP EliteBook/ZBook G10 shares the charger with a second device.

  • ROG Ally

    "I use a Satechi 165W 4-port charger. That charges my (non-gaming) laptop, Steam Deck, ROG Ally... Even works with my Legion Go S."

  • Legion Go

    "I use a Satechi 165W 4-port charger... Even works with my Legion Go S."

  • Notebook (generic)

    Confirmed for a non-gaming notebook and separately for a MacBook Pro M1 review. Multiport load-balancing bug documented with corporate HP EliteBook/ZBook G10 units sharing the charger with a second device (infinite negotiation loop, fails to hold 20V/5A).