Spigen 65W GaN II USB C Charger

As advertised, can charge an M1 MacBook Air at 65W, as indicated in "About this Mac /System Report /Power". Upon plugging in an iPad alongside, charge rate dropped to 45W then automatically reverted to 65W when unplugging the iPad. Very faint whine while charging can only be heard if you get *very* close. A big positive if you're sensitive to those types of sound. Hopefully it's a reliable power supply long-term. Pictured alongside 30W Apple MacBook Air power supply for reference. Non-removable 3-Pin connector, so perhaps not suitable as a travel adapter, but compact given the provided power and two ports.

It's a lovely small charger that feels premium due to its build. From my testing, it can do 60w with one port or 45/19w with both ports in use. It works great on my Pixel 6, with charge speeds reaching 3600 mA. Make sure to plug whatever device needs 45w to the bottom USB C port. Even while charging at 60w, it only gets warm. I spent a long time looking for a reputable 60w USB C charger that isn't extraordinary expensive, and I'm glad I found this one. It's been four months since I've bought the charger, and it's holding up great.

I was looking for a 65w charger to place in the living room with two ports to charge apple devices and any usb-c device and I had a choice between this charger and the anker. I went with this because it seems a bit more compact and already had excellent reviews. I bought one initially to see how good it was and it charge my devices quickly without even getting warm. I then need another charger for my office to once again charge apple and usb-c devices and again went with this charger. So far it's been superb, early days but if anything changes I will come back and update my review.

This is a great little charger but for some reason out of all the devices I own my Motorola phone refuses to be charged by it and I'm not sure why. It is a USB C phone so it should be fine but for some reason it won't. It does an iPhone 13 Pro and Samsung Galaxy fine.

Bought from spigen for years, mainly phone cases and iPad cases but as a whole never had problems and there customer service has always been brilliant, would highly recommend anything they sell as a company. The charger itself works flawlessly and charges both my steamdeck and iPad Pro at the same time, tested on various devices with no faults, i can’t confirm the power delivery but it’s powerful enough.

Better value than anker.. but it does not charge samsung super fast so beware everyone.. good for iphone though

Spigen products don’t disappoint. Great quality product and charges my phone very quickly. Can also charge the iPad and other usb-c devices around the house. Would recommend.

I bought this to replace a cheapo GaN charger that died within a Month. It was good while it lasted though. This one, while functional isn't what I'd hoped but I'll keep it as it does what I need day-to-day. The ports aren't clearly labelled and don't function the same. As a result, I was getting 'slow charger' warnings when connected to my Steam Deck with a 100W cable. That's because the top port is capped at 20W Max and the Deck needs a minimum of 45W. So if you have a Steam Deck (and really everyone should have one, they're incredible), make sure to use the BOTTOM port to charge it as that is capable of 45W in dual mode or 60W in single mode. Now for some weirdness. Neither port will support Samsung's Super Fast charging standard. This requires 25W on most devices, 45W on some, so based on the output capabilities in the last paragraph the bottom port should work nicely, right? Nope. I've tested with S21 Ultra, S22+, Fold 4 and Flip 4 and all of them only reach 'Fast Charging'. All of these devices were able to hit Super Fast on the cheapo GaN I mentioned at the start, so it's disappointing to see the Spigen not able to keep up. Ultimately though, I don't NEED super fast charging so that is why I've decided to keep this charger rather than return it. Hopefully I don't just have a defective unit!