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UNBOXING & REVIEW “SOLOHOUR” GaN 65W ULTRA FAST CHARGER || MURAH TAPI GAK MURAHAN

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Product Review

SoloHour “65W Ultra Fast Charger” (Unboxing & Review) — Summary

Key product info

  • Brand/Model: “Solo Hour / Solo hour” (spelling/readability is a bit confusing in the video)
  • Claimed power: 65W ultra fast
  • Price mentioned: Rp 15,000 (very low)
  • Colors: White and black
  • Included: 1m cable (reviewer later checks it and says it’s 60W-capable)
  • Tech mentioned: PD 3.0, QC 3.0; also mentions PPS and UFCS
  • Ports: C1 and C2 (reviewer notes different behavior per port, especially for MediaTek/UFCS)

Main features highlighted

  • Supports PD 3.0 / QC 3.0
  • PPS: stated to run at up to 3A (reviewer confirms via testing/equipment)
  • UFCS support: reviewer says UFCS appears in testing (reported around ~44W on PD/PPS test tooling)
  • Device/protocol indication: charger shows/negotiates capabilities properly on tools like PowerZ
  • Build feel/weight: “feels convincing/heavy” and “nice to hold”; outer design considered good
  • Warranty card mentioned: reviewer says there’s a warranty card even though the unit is cheap

Testing / performance observations

Ratings aren’t provided, but key observations are included below.

  • Charger output matches the 65W claim: reviewer states it’s definitely 65W after checking output.
  • Cable limitation: the included cable appears rated around 60W, not full 65W (reviewer explicitly notes this).
  • Port behavior differences:
    • MediaTek works on C2 (and “all green”)
    • C1 behavior differs: reviewer notes C2 isn’t “there” for UFCS; UFCS appears on C1 with the specific test mode
  • PowerZ results:
    • UFCS shown around ~44–45W
    • PD/PPS stated to be consistent with 3A PPS limitation (reviewer says this matches the description)

Pros (unique points mentioned)

  1. Very low price (Rp 15,000) for claimed 65W.
  2. Not a fake (at least reviewer confidence is high) after checking outputs.
  3. Feels solid/heavy and comfortable to hold.
  4. Build/design looks good; design is not typical screen printing (reviewer notes a “different” style).
  5. Supports multiple protocols: PD 3.0, QC 3.0, UFCS, and MediaTek (with correct port negotiation).
  6. Negotiates correctly with PowerZ / shows expected modes: e.g., MediaTek works on C2; UFCS shows with PD test.
  7. Fast charging works in real test: reviewer uses a “magic cable” and says “turbo/super” charging triggers and charging runs smoothly.
  8. Warranty card included, which the reviewer sees positively for reliability/coverage.

Cons / limitations (unique points mentioned)

  1. Included cable is only ~60W even though the charger is 65W → potential mismatch if you expect full 65W through the cable.
  2. Different negotiation per port: MediaTek/UFCS not always available on both C1/C2 in the reviewer’s tests.
  3. General marketing/expectation discussion: reviewer mentions that some chargers claim high watts but underperform—though they conclude this unit matches 65W after checking.
  4. Samsung USB compatibility mentioned as limited: reviewer says it negotiates but shows SFC 2.0 and “can’t be done” for Samsung in the described way (suggesting protocol support expectations vary by device).

Comparisons made with similar products

  • Reviewer compares against other chargers (unnamed) where:
    • A charger listed as 65W was tested and only output ~45W
    • Another charger showed fast charging numbers (e.g., 47W) but didn’t actually work as “super fast” on a phone test
  • These comparisons justify why the reviewer tests thoroughly—used to support the conclusion that this SoloHour charger passes similar checks.

User experience / conclusions

  • Reviewer is highly satisfied, citing:
    • output verification (65W claim validated),
    • multi-protocol negotiation,
    • smooth “turbo” charging behavior during a live test.
  • They describe the charger as “very convincing” and “very good”, recommending it based on temporary tests and suggesting using it for a few days before final long-term judgment.

Overall verdict / recommendation

Recommended for budget buyers: The reviewer concludes the SoloHour 65W charger is genuinely capable of 65W (at least in their tests) and offers good multi-protocol support for Rp 15,000—with the main caveat that:

  • the included cable is ~60W
  • C1 vs C2 port behavior differs

Notes on speakers/views

  • Single main speaker/reviewer throughout (Jenatan/solo reviewer).
  • No meaningful second speaker opinions beyond the reviewer’s own narration; occasional “bro”/greeting lines appear, but testing and conclusions come from the same person.

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