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

There really isnt much of anything to say about this. It is a simple power supply. A wall was wart. A charger. Webserver you want to call it, it just works.

did what it was made for

This power supply is high-quality, well-made and a good value considering you get the full promised power output. The cord is UL Listed, and feels like a good cord thickness and length. I previously was using a cell phone USB power supply and would occasionally receive under power error messages. I havent received any since switching to this supply. The only drawback is that it is a full sized plug as opposed to a slim one, so it might take up more space at your power outlet.

I was running into the low voltage warning with a different power adapter on the RPI 4 so I went to look for a dedicated USB-C adapter to power the PI. I have not seen any issues or the low voltage warning once since using this adapter. No issues in the past few months, so I would say this is a solid adapter.

A good quality power supply that doesnt suffer from voltage sag under normal loads on my Raspberry Pi. I would happily buy another if needed.

SSDs connected via USB 3.0 sometimes draw more amps than the stock 5V3A power supply is capable of delivering resulting in the low power “lightning bolt” icon flashing on the screen. This power supply is rated at 5.1V3.5A to handle the extra draw.

Great

Does what it says it will do

This has been working well so far after a few months. No voltage issues so far.

This Raspberry Pi Class C charger works as described. It is value for money.