Spigen for USB C Wall Charger, GaN III 652 65W 2 Ports Compact Foldable DualPD PPS Fast Charging Block Adapter Compatible with iPhone 17 16 15 14 iPad MacBook Air Galaxy S25 S24 Flip Fold 7 - White

I first utilized GaN technology in Ugreens USB c wall charger for my phone. I purchased this Because I remember the GaN technology and loved it. It keeps these charges cool and not hot like your typical charger. It charges my phone super fast. I'm using S24Fe that's only capable of 25W but it works good and it was cool to the touch just like the Ugreen. Cord is a good quality but I have found it tangles rather easily. Most companies wouldn't even include a nice super fast cable as well. Overall I think it's a great value for the money. This one is also very compact and small which is a plus, I never liked having big bulky chargers so this is good. Overall worth it

In a world where the demand for fast and efficient charging is ever-increasing, the Spigen GaN III 352 35W 2 Ports Compact Foldable Dual USB C Wall Charger has emerged as a lifesaver for tech enthusiasts like myself. With its cutting-edge GaN technology, this little gem packs a punch in a surprisingly small package. Right out of the box, the charger impresses with its sleek design and foldable plug which makes it the ultimate travel companion. I've taken it on several trips, and it's been nothing short of a revelation - light to carry and easy to pack without worrying about bent prongs. The dual USB-C ports are what set this charger apart. It supports up to 35W output when a single port is used, which is more than enough to power up my iPhone 14 Pro Max and iPad quickly. When both ports are in use, it smartly distributes the power (up to 20W and 15W), ensuring that both devices charge efficiently. The GaN III technology is the secret sauce that makes this possible. Not only does it allow the charger to be smaller than traditional chargers, but it also operates with better efficiency and less heat. The peace of mind that comes with the reduced risk of overheating cannot be overstated. Spigen's Power Quality technology is another standout feature. It minimizes ripple noise and provides a stable maximum current, which means I don't have to worry about damaging my sensitive electronics with power surges or fluctuations. I've used this charger with a variety of devices - from my iPhone to my AirPods, and even my Apple Watch - and the performance has been consistently stellar across the board. The fast-charging capabilities are especially noticeable with my iPad Pro 12.9, which juices up remarkably fast. Lastly, the safety features instill confidence. The charger meets rigorous safety standards, protecting my devices from overcharging, short-circuiting, and other potential hazards. In conclusion, the Spigen GaN III 352 Charger is an excellent investment for anyone looking to streamline their charging setup without sacrificing power or safety. It's an embodiment of the adage 'good things come in small packages' and has earned a permanent spot in my tech arsenal. Whether you're a gadget aficionado or simply someone who values convenience and speed, this charger won't disappoint.

This adapter works great for my iPhone and Apple Watch, simultaneously charging both. It’s fast and I really like the fold down contacts that make it safe to throw in with other stuff. It looks good and I hope it continues to work. I have a single port version from this same company and it has been working flawlessly for a couple of years!

It charges my phone very quickly. It has two USB-C ports. It feels very well made, strong, and durable. It often has promotions, and at that price, it's well worth it. It's small and doesn't get hot when charging two devices. Highly recommended.

It doesn't fully charge my phone if I am charging two items at the same time (using both ports), It works great if only charging the phone(using one port).

I received a new Dell Latitude 5450 laptop for work and wanted a travel charger, so I did not have to unplug the charger that came with the laptop every time I left home. I originally thought about just buying another Dell charger, but went with this instead since it was cheaper, smaller, and lighter. I tested this charger by draining my battery to 30% and then charging with both the original Dell charger and this Spigen charger. In 1 hour, both charged to the exact same amount - which was 82%. I was also a little concerned that with such a small device it would get hot as it was charging, but it did not. Obviously, this has the added benefit of charging phones and tablets - so it really minimizes the weight and bulk I need to carry when traveling. I do not charge the laptop and a second device at the same time as I want the full 65W to the laptop - but I have charged 2 x iPhones at the same time or an iPhone and an iPad at the same time, and it worked great. I am very happy with this charger and would recommend it highly.

65W seems to be a pretty sweet spot for USB-C chargers, as they're typically strong enough to charge a laptop with pretty good speed, but versatile enough to handle tablet, phone, or smaller items. Most of the chargers in this class have issues, with either poor idle efficiency or really weird power-sharing/splitting logic for the multi-port units. For single-port 65W chargers, the Amazon Basics unit is the best in class (believe it or not) with really good efficiency and RELATIVELY clean power delivery. Once you step up to multiple ports at 65W, it gets odd, with many chargers SEVERELY dropping power to second and/or third ports once all are in use. THIS Spigen charger does NOT do any of that weird stuff; it's very straightforward, with the charger putting out the full 65W when only one port is in use, and the power split shifting to 40W and 25W when both are in use, allowing you to charge one larger item AND one smaller item, but still with a decent amount of speed. I ran this charger at full blast, powering a laptop under heavy load, and it served up the full 65W without breaking a sweat. I also tested the efficiency by plugging it into my "kill-a-watt", to make sure it wasn't pulling too much juice at idle. On initial plug-in, it pulls a bit, but after a second or two, it settles down and barely pulls anything from the wall... making this a good option to keep plugged in all the time. At the current sale price, I wholeheartedly recommend this for anyone who wants or needs a multi-port charger in this wattage range. DO NOT waste your time with three-port chargers at 65W; you'll be really frustrated.

This is not a paid product review. Spigen is a Korean manufacturer. They have previous generations of this charger in lower wattages. 140W appears to be their newest. This product works as advertised. I can connect my M1 macbookpro with apple magsafe cable and charge at full power using 1x spigen usb-c port. If you have a M3 macbook pro you can use apple's 240W USB-C Charge Cable (2 m) and reach 140W without the magsafe cable. You can save $5-10 and use the ZDD 240W USB-C charging cable on amazon though it won't be white. This product charges two devices at the same time (electronics with USB-C connectors, phones and tablets, etc...). Remember most cheap USB-C cables only power up to 60watts. If you need up to 100 watts you'll need a 5amp/20v usb-c cable. While this product is slightly smaller than the macbook pro charger and great for traveling in north america. If you're traveling elsewhere with different pronged outlets this could become frustrating real quick. The foldable outlet prong is permanently built into the block. Unlike the macbook pro charger where you can swap out foreign power plugs or even add a power extension cord this charger doesn't allow it. Buying a $10 usa to europe adapter should suffice, but beware of power rating limitations. If you have lost your macbook pro power adapter or need a 2nd one then this is definitely the way to go. I've seen cheaper no name chargers on amazon, but I probably wouldn't trust most of them. At least not with my $3500 dollar macbook pro.