USB C Charger Block, 30W USB C Charger Fast Charging, Dual-Port Compact with Foldable Plug, Compatible with 16/16 Pro/15/15 Plus/15 Pro/15 Pro Max/14/13/12/11

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Good price , charges fast , pretty color and small

I've been searching for a small, efficient charger to keep me powered up on the go, and this little gem has exceeded my expectations. Its compact design and retractable plug make it incredibly convenient to pack, and the fact that it can charge both USB-C and USB-A devices is a huge bonus.The charging speed is impressive, especially for its size. While it may not match the power output of larger chargers, it's more than enough to keep my phone and other devices topped up throughout the day. The build quality feels solid, and the overall performance is excellent.If you're looking for a reliable, portable charger that won't take up much space in your bag, I highly recommend this one. It's a fantastic value for the price and has quickly become an essential part of my travel gear.

This has my favorite features of a charging block, which is why I snatched it up. It's nicely compact, the prongs fold in, has the two ports, and it charges as well as the next guy. Like just about everyone, we can never have enough chargers! We have all kinds of things that need USB, not just phones. This little one is nicely portable and sleek to hold and look at. $15.99 with 20% off coupon is a great deal!

I used both the USBC and regular USB ports and they both work as expected. Charging is slower if you connect into both ports but if there is only one port being used it can charge my phone pretty quick.I don't have the correct equipment to see if the ports are actually using 30W max but the charging seems to be quick enough for my daily usage.The only con I would say for this charger is the price to performance ratio. You can get a brand name charger for around the same price and it's also better or the same performance as this block. There are also some options out there with even more ports and with the same 30W charging ports.I would still recommend if you want to have a small and compact charger to carry around without having to take up space. But if you are solely using this as a stationary home charger I would look at something else.

Read the fine text carefully. Neither port can put out 30W, which means it may not actually be considered fast charging by more recent phones. It's a 30W charger because each port puts out 15W regardless of what's plugged into the other port. It's nice it's always consistent, but it's going to seem very slow to charge on most USB-C devices. My tests show just under 15W out when a single device is connected and dropping down to 12-14W on each port when both have something connected.

This charging block is so tiny, and it's even smaller when you fold the plug in! I love its compact size compared to bulkier blocks with similar charging outputs.Both USB-A and USB-C ports charge well, and I can confirm that the USB-C provides "super fast charging" on my device. Please note that charging speeds vary depending on how much your battery is drained. The charger will provide more watts (faster charge) when your battery is empty. The closer your battery is to full charge, the speed will diminish. Batteries have this capability to reduce stress on it. This is not a defect of the charging block.The only thing I noticed is the block gets a little warm during use, however, I don't believe this is a safety issue. Overall, I'm satisfied with its minuscule dimensions and its charging prowess.

What is there to say? Puts power out. Its about average in size for items like this. I do like power supplies with folding plugs for traveling so I don't worry about the prongs bending or damaging something else.

A good value and quick delivery!. Seller reached out to ensure I was satisfied with the product - which I am !

This is a fairly decent wall charger that's well-built, fairly slim/compact, and it supports a maximum of 35W output (although only 30W is advertised and when only USB-C port is in use). It provides a [reasonably] large amount of power via a single USB-C/PD3 port; however, the total combined power drops to 15W (5V/3A) when BOTH ports are in use so if this concerns you as it will be your primary use case, then I'd suggest you to look elsewhere; otherwise, it does everything it claims (and perhaps a little more). It also utilizes GaN which has proven to be invaluable in the physical build and functionalities of the adapter.For those who aren't aware; GaN (Gallium Nitride) is the new kid (semiconductor) on the block that provides better overall performance and significant reduction in heat generation and size compared to silicon based semiconductor. What this translates to in general (at least what consumers can see readily) is a reduction in size of certain components and/or products and in this case, this USB charger.It supports many of the common quick charging protocols (typical of most other chargers so there isn't any fancy here) via the USB-C port including PD3 and QC 2/3 and is capable of providing 35W (pic 10) during the tests. Likewise, it supports many of the quick charging protocols via the USB-A port and it's capable of providing 18W (pic 10) as claimed without issues.It does have foldable prongs (pic 4) although that's typical of most other wall chargers of similar spec and size as well. With that being said, this particular one is certainly amongst some of the smallest I've come across and tested (100+) capable of 35W/30W, 2 ports (C+A), and with foldable prongs.≡ NotePerhaps I should quickly mention (again) that although this particular USB wall charger is advertised to support 30W via the USB-C port (when used by itself, NOT when both ports are in use), it appears to support up to 35W instead and it's indeed capable of 35W (pic 19) as you can see from the tests. It goes without saying that it's probably the best to limit the output to around 30W as advertised just to be on the safe side.✔ Most importantly, it does have ETL certification (pic 7) which is still (and unfortunately) quite rare at this point in time since the vast majority of these charger don't have ANY safety certification at all; The ETL cert file # is 5020269 for those who are interested and it's been verified against official site.≡ Safety note (from official gov sites)✔ Electrical products that plug into an electrical outlet must meet Canadian national safety standards and be certified by an accredited certification body.✔ Always check for certification marks, such as CSA, cUL, or cETL, before purchasing electrical products that plug into an electrical outlet. These marks indicate that the products are assessed and conform to the required Canadian national safety standard.✔ Do not buy or use electrical products that plug into an electrical outlet without a certification mark.While some people would argue that these safety certifications means little or even nothing because there are products out there with safety cert that fail to perform while others without it have performed better in comparison. I'd say that's fallaciously misguided simply because exceptions are never to be used as supportive arguments to statements that are inherently untrue.Do you stop using seatbelts because someone died of accidents while wearing one? Is driver's license unnecessary because more accidents are caused by those with valid licenses than not? There are countless examples I could think of but most importantly is the undisputed fact that it is the Canadian law and it's there to minimize harm and not necessarily eliminate it. If the idea of certifications (safety or otherwise) are truly useless, then our civilization would crumble. In either case, I'd choose and support products with any of the 3 certs mentioned above any day over products that have none. The choice is of course yours, as always.###In comparison to most other 20W-40W 2/3-port wall chargers out there, this particular one is certainly amongst some of the smallest ones give its output rating (35W/30W); however, it's far from the smallest. With that being said, it's still one of the smallest and slimmest 35W/30W 2-port wall chargers WITH foldable prongs that I've come across and reviewed (100+), which is actually pretty impressive given the circumstance.Unfortunately, it does NOT have a LED to indicate power is being supplied and I certainly hope this can be addressed in future versions because ALL electronics plugged into an outlet SHOULD have some sort of indication that it's LIVE.≡ Specs & Build* 1 outputUSB-C = 35W (20V/1.75A)USB-A = 18W (12V/1.5A)* 2 outputsUSB-C + USB-A = 15W (5V/3A combined)*** USB-C supports: PD 2.0/3.0/4.0/PPS, QC 2/3, Samsung AFC/, Huawei FCP/SCP* USB-A supports: QC 2/3, Samsung AFC, Huawei FCP/SCP* Dimension: 43.5 x 37 x 31 mm** The maximum output is 15W (5V/3A) when both ports are in use which is a bit disappointing since many others can support 18W or even more.≡ Features* Foldable prongs≡ What I like✔ ETL safety certification (5020269)✔ Fairly powerful given its size✔ Fairly slim and compact (one of the smallest 2-port 35W/30W wall chargers I've come across from 100+ wall chargers)✔ Able to fully charge a 20000 mAh power bank (assuming 80% efficiency) in less than 2.54 hours≡ What I don't like✘ No LED indicator of any kind (when power is being supplied)≡ ValueAll things considered, this is a fairly decent wall charger that provides a [reasonably] large amount of power via its USB-C port (but not when both ports are in use simultaneously) while still being slim/compact with foldable prongs; however, it does NOT have any LED indicator which is a bit disappointing to see. It does have an ETL certification which is great. It's VERY reasonably priced at $14 for what it provides and its overall build quality, features, usability, versatility, and performance.

This a great little charger. It’s very compact considering it has 2 ports and provides 30W of power. This is largely thanks to it using newer GaN technology which allows for greater efficiency in a smaller form factor.It’s small size is further improved by the fact the prongs fold in as well making it easy to toss in a pocket or bag without fear of them poking into something. It’s ideal for a travel charger or taking with you anywhere on the go.I mainly use it to charge my phone/tablet which it does with no issues. Speeds seem at least as fast as the official fast chargers and it doesn’t get too warm during the process either so I’m quite satisfied with the performance.It’s a nice looking little device with a solid feeling matte black body and silver front face. The fact it’s ETL certified is also reassuring from a safety perspective as thats not something you always see from lesser known brands.I can’t really think of any negatives about this charger. It’s compact for its power output, ETL certified, works great, feels well built, and is priced very fairly…recommended.

This compact adapter supports various fast charging protocols, including USB-PD, and is certified for use in Canada.There are discrepancies between the stated maximum output and the maximum registered in the adapter. Although the maximum output is stated as 30W, it tries to supply up to 35W via USB-PD. It delivers 3A at 5V and 9V, 2.33A at 15V, and 1.75A at 20V. It also supports PPS (see photo). Additionally, it supports other quick charging protocols such as QC, Samsung-AFC, and Huawei-SCP/HCP.The overcurrent protection is set adequately. The adapter reduces the supply voltage to around 2.5V when the rated current is exceeded by about 10%. The noise on the output voltage was higher than average. Vpp 70mV at 5V and exceeds 0.2V at 20V. I also observed irregular voltage fluctuations depending on the supply current. Although I had no charging issues on my smartphones or tablets, sensitive devices may experience problems.Despite its small size, the adapter effectively suppresses electromagnetic interference. Even with continuous 30W output, it only becomes slightly warm.The adapter has an ETL certification mark, and I confirmed its model number is listed in Intertek's database. So, its safety for use in Canada is correctly tested.

This 2-Port GaN Charger by Wegear features one 30W PD 3.0 USB-C Port and one 18W QC 3.0 USB-A Port when used for one sole device or 15W when both ports are utilized. The build quality of the GaN charger is excellent with good quality plastics that feel dense and durable. I also appreciate the folding electrical prong design, which ensures safe, scratch-free storage in your laptop bag or backpack.I appreciated having up to 30W available to charge my 12" MacBook on the go or my iPhone and iPad. Its compact size makes it an ideal travel charger and is ETL-certified for the UK/Canada and other countries. Based on my testing and experience I recommend it and it's an even better deal at the moment with an additional 20% off via a coupon at the time of my review.