CanaKit 3.5A Raspberry Pi 4 Power Supply (USB-C)

It worked ok.

Great addition to my maxed-out Raspberry Pi 4 system.

Critical Element Missing - On/Off Switch. Absolutely disgusted that CanaKit would assign this P/S as Raspberry Pi 4 dedicated. CanaKit would intend user to pull the AC wall plug or yanking the USB-C plug from the Pi each time of power Off. Cant be more disgusted. Doubt Ill ever buy CanKit again; you cant put lipstick on this pig.

So this charger was purchased for my ipad 12.9 pro. The charger I had previously would take a full 8 hours to charge it and you could never charge it while using. So I bought this thinking it would charge faster. It wont even charge while plugged directly into the ipad. I do have a audio/power dual input cable so you can listed to headphones and charge it at at same time for the ipad and plugged it in that. It got very hot but charged in like a hour. It will charge our phones pretty fast also. I wont be using this charger for the ipad, it is obviously not compatible. But I am going to see about the nintendo switch. I bought 3 chargers because they were such a good deal. I not only have found them useful even though it doesnt work on the one device.

There is not much to say other than this power supply is well made and works as intended. I gave 4 stars instead of 5 due to the design causing a loose fit when plugged into a power strip or wall outlet, possibly leading to an accidental loss of power. Granted this has not happened with mine and I have only used one outlet, but I am a little concerned over it.

Stable, outputs 5v under load. Works great. 3.5amps gives you a bit of extra room over the suggested power supply for the Raspberry Pi 4. I use a USB-C to USB micro converter to power my Raspberry Pi 3 (with accessories) also.

Pretty sure Ive already reviewed this

No issues so far after months of on and off usage. Cord is good length and powers the Pi4 effectivly.

After having a oh no moment when my Raspberry Pi 3 B+ wouldnt boot up, I decided to try a CanaKit adapter I had lying around. My Raspberry Pi booted up right away and has been working perfectly.

Its a power cable, it doesnt have the issues cheap ones do.