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LISEN Direct via Amazon [amazon.com] has LISEN 35W 2-Port USB + Type-C GaN II Wall Charger (PD 3.0/QC 3.0, Black) on sale for $19.99 - 7% off when you clip the coupon on product page - 35% off when you apply promo code 35HZDKT1 at checkout = $11.59. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on Orders $25+.
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I guess I could have said more than I'm getting this one too..
I used it a lot with my M2 MacBook Pro Max 16" and wrote up some notes on it on reddit, I'll repost that here:

FYI - This is for the 30W Lisen (the subject line says this is 30W, but the current model after following the link is 35W.

MacBook Pro Max 16" on a 30W charger. This is how well it worked...

Preferring not to lug around a large charger all the time when I don't even know if I'll need it while out. So I've been experimenting with a 30W charger, a very small (just under 1.25"x1.25"x1.5"), very light GaN charger using Apple's MagSafe cable.

Typical usage for me: For the last few days, just surfing and doing some Microsoft apps (plus Mail and Messages and Preview and lots of multi-GB downloads), it's been staying at 100% (to be clear, browsing is a 20+ windows to me). At one point, I unplugged it and let it get down to 80%-ish, and it worked its way up to 100%, and it's been staying there. When I unplugged again and let it get down, I did some video playing and compression, and it pretty much stayed at the 90% range (working up very slowly) until I stopped and went back to just browsing and Office. This was probably way more multi-tasking than the average user (I'm not saying you are an average user).

Today I had a Zoom meeting: Using the same 30W charger, the MBP started at 59%. I wanted a dual monitor mode, so I plugged plugged in a charging cable between the MBP and a 12.9" iPad Pro that was at 90% and used WiFi to use SideBar to extend my screen and give me a dual display in Zoom (still a bunch of other apps/windows running). The 16" MBP and the iPad Pro were at full brightness as I was by the patio door with the sun shining on my face. The Zoom meeting was 3 hours, and I used my laptop for most of the next hour. So at 4 hours, the MBP was up to 99 percent, the iPad was at 100%, and the charger was barely warm; I was surprised (and I'd checked a few times during the meeting).

If I knew I was doing a lot of intensive work, I'd take a bigger charger (I'll probably just start keeping a bigger one in my car and one in my luggage). But for days when I'm not even thinking I'll need it, this will be a no-brainer to keep in my backpack.

Happy enough with the one I have that I'll pick up the 35W version in the same brand next time it's on sale.


To be clear, I'm not advocating this as a replacement for my main charger. But it's more than enough to carry on days when I don't think I'll need a charger when it turns out I do (assuming I don't wait until it's down to 0% to plug in the charger).
Not saying Fakespot is always accurate but it does give it a D rating. Just a FYI.
Do you have a link for a 65W charger of this size at $20? Thanks.

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03-23-2023 at 08:33 AM.
03-23-2023 at 08:33 AM.
fwiw, coupon code only works on the black one.
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03-23-2023 at 08:37 AM.
03-23-2023 at 08:37 AM.
Quote from cwhiteh2 :
fwiw, coupon code only works on the black one.
Thanks! Already updated OP. Smilie
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03-23-2023 at 02:18 PM.
03-23-2023 at 02:18 PM.
can a single port do 35W?
so many list the TOTAL wattage on all ports, and no info on what's the max if only one port is plugged in.
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03-23-2023 at 02:48 PM.
03-23-2023 at 02:48 PM.
Quote from lesterhung :
can a single port do 35W?
so many list the TOTAL wattage on all ports, and no info on what's the max if only one port is plugged in.
This one does if you only use the one.

I got the 30W version on the last deal, I liked it, I'll be getting this one too.
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03-23-2023 at 02:49 PM.
03-23-2023 at 02:49 PM.
Quote from lesterhung :
can a single port do 35W?
so many list the TOTAL wattage on all ports, and no info on what's the max if only one port is plugged in.
I'd expect this to give 35W if you only use the USB-C as I got 30W out of the USB-C on the previous 30W model.

I got the 30W version on the last deal, I liked it. This is 35W now, and I'll be getting this one too.
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03-23-2023 at 02:49 PM.
03-23-2023 at 02:49 PM.
Quote from lesterhung :
can a single port do 35W?
so many list the TOTAL wattage on all ports, and no info on what's the max if only one port is plugged in.
From the listing...

[PD 35W & QC 35W Dual Port Fast Charge] - This c port charging block is equipped with PD 3.0 (35W) & QC 3.0 (35W)

and...

* Please Note: The USB-C port can also provide Samsung 25W Super Fast Charging. The USB-A port support 35W Max Turbo charge. Supports simultaneous charging of 2 devices, but does NOT support simultaneous super-fast charging.

So there is plenty of info about 1 port.
The lack of info is what the max is when both ports are used. I'd guess 10-15W for each port.
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03-23-2023 at 02:53 PM.
03-23-2023 at 02:53 PM.
Quote from cwhiteh2 :
fwiw, coupon code only works on the black one.
I wish it worked on the white, so much easier to find in the bottom of a bag. I'd even be happy with a reflective dayglow orange, just so I can find it!
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03-23-2023 at 03:03 PM.
I guess I could have said more than I'm getting this one too..
I used it a lot with my M2 MacBook Pro Max 16" and wrote up some notes on it on reddit, I'll repost that here:

FYI - This is for the 30W Lisen (the subject line says this is 30W, but the current model after following the link is 35W.
MacBook Pro Max 16" on a 30W charger. This is how well it worked...

Preferring not to lug around a large charger all the time when I don't even know if I'll need it while out. So I've been experimenting with a 30W charger, a very small (just under 1.25"x1.25"x1.5"), very light GaN charger using Apple's MagSafe cable.

Typical usage for me: For the last few days, just surfing and doing some Microsoft apps (plus Mail and Messages and Preview and lots of multi-GB downloads), it's been staying at 100% (to be clear, browsing is a 20+ windows to me). At one point, I unplugged it and let it get down to 80%-ish, and it worked its way up to 100%, and it's been staying there. When I unplugged again and let it get down, I did some video playing and compression, and it pretty much stayed at the 90% range (working up very slowly) until I stopped and went back to just browsing and Office. This was probably way more multi-tasking than the average user (I'm not saying you are an average user).

Today I had a Zoom meeting: Using the same 30W charger, the MBP started at 59%. I wanted a dual monitor mode, so I plugged plugged in a charging cable between the MBP and a 12.9" iPad Pro that was at 90% and used WiFi to use SideBar to extend my screen and give me a dual display in Zoom (still a bunch of other apps/windows running). The 16" MBP and the iPad Pro were at full brightness as I was by the patio door with the sun shining on my face. The Zoom meeting was 3 hours, and I used my laptop for most of the next hour. So at 4 hours, the MBP was up to 99 percent, the iPad was at 100%, and the charger was barely warm; I was surprised (and I'd checked a few times during the meeting).

If I knew I was doing a lot of intensive work, I'd take a bigger charger (I'll probably just start keeping a bigger one in my car and one in my luggage). But for days when I'm not even thinking I'll need it, this will be a no-brainer to keep in my backpack.

Happy enough with the one I have that I'll pick up the 35W version in the same brand next time it's on sale.


To be clear, I'm not advocating this as a replacement for my main charger. But it's more than enough to carry on days when I don't think I'll need a charger when it turns out I do (assuming I don't wait until it's down to 0% to plug in the charger).
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03-24-2023 at 06:37 AM.
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This deal is still available. wootwoot

Note: This is an upgraded one which is 35W, not 30W. Smilie
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03-24-2023 at 07:13 PM.
03-24-2023 at 07:13 PM.
Have the 30W from last year - been great so far, especially since it does the full fast charge for samsung, which a few of my 65W GAN chargers do not
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03-25-2023 at 10:27 AM.
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Anyone use this for a Google pixel 7 ?
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03-25-2023 at 12:29 PM.
03-25-2023 at 12:29 PM.
Quote from garylapointe :
I guess I could have said more than I'm getting this one too..
I used it a lot with my M2 MacBook Pro Max 16" and wrote up some notes on it on reddit, I'll repost that here:

FYI - This is for the 30W Lisen (the subject line says this is 30W, but the current model after following the link is 35W.
MacBook Pro Max 16" on a 30W charger. This is how well it worked...

Preferring not to lug around a large charger all the time when I don't even know if I'll need it while out. So I've been experimenting with a 30W charger, a very small (just under 1.25"x1.25"x1.5"), very light GaN charger using Apple's MagSafe cable.

Typical usage for me: For the last few days, just surfing and doing some Microsoft apps (plus Mail and Messages and Preview and lots of multi-GB downloads), it's been staying at 100% (to be clear, browsing is a 20+ windows to me). At one point, I unplugged it and let it get down to 80%-ish, and it worked its way up to 100%, and it's been staying there. When I unplugged again and let it get down, I did some video playing and compression, and it pretty much stayed at the 90% range (working up very slowly) until I stopped and went back to just browsing and Office. This was probably way more multi-tasking than the average user (I'm not saying you are an average user).

Today I had a Zoom meeting: Using the same 30W charger, the MBP started at 59%. I wanted a dual monitor mode, so I plugged plugged in a charging cable between the MBP and a 12.9" iPad Pro that was at 90% and used WiFi to use SideBar to extend my screen and give me a dual display in Zoom (still a bunch of other apps/windows running). The 16" MBP and the iPad Pro were at full brightness as I was by the patio door with the sun shining on my face. The Zoom meeting was 3 hours, and I used my laptop for most of the next hour. So at 4 hours, the MBP was up to 99 percent, the iPad was at 100%, and the charger was barely warm; I was surprised (and I'd checked a few times during the meeting).

If I knew I was doing a lot of intensive work, I'd take a bigger charger (I'll probably just start keeping a bigger one in my car and one in my luggage). But for days when I'm not even thinking I'll need it, this will be a no-brainer to keep in my backpack.

Happy enough with the one I have that I'll pick up the 35W version in the same brand next time it's on sale.


To be clear, I'm not advocating this as a replacement for my main charger. But it's more than enough to carry on days when I don't think I'll need a charger when it turns out I do (assuming I don't wait until it's down to 0% to plug in the charger).
My Macbook Pro 16" starts and stops charging the battery with a 61W Ravpower GaN charger with just light browsing. I'm surprised you're able to get anywhere with a 30W one.
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03-25-2023 at 08:06 PM.
03-25-2023 at 08:06 PM.
Not saying Fakespot is always accurate but it does give it a D rating. Just a FYI.
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