INIU Innovations Inc. via Amazon has
2-Pack INIU Up to 30W PD Fast Charging USB-C Charger Block w/ 5' Cable (USB-C + USB-A, Black) for $15.28 - $6.68 off automatically applied at checkout =
$8.40.
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Product Details:
- 30W Fast Charging: Power up the new iPhone 16 series to 71% in 30 minutes, and it's compatible with MacBook Air-speed and compatibility upgraded!
- Dual Device Charging: Dual ports charge two devices simultaneously
- Ultra-Compact Design: It has dual ports and is 30% smaller than the original 30W charger with a foldable plug. It fits any pocket and is your perfect travel partner!
- GaN Technology: Advanced tech for safe charging on all devices—no overcharge, heat, or leakage risks.
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Community Reviews
This INIU 2 pack stands out as a compact 30W USB C and USB A charger set with unusually good included cables. The chargers are described as GaN units that can trigger fast charging on phones, tablets, and even a mid range laptop, with the cables rated at 60W and measuring 5 feet. The mix of USB C and USB A also helps with older accessories that still need USB A. Caveats include reports of overheating and throttling, occasional iPhone charging glitches, and uncertainty around safety listing details and deal availability. A handy budget set if you want spare chargers and sturdy cables.
Common Questions (5)
The included cables are rated for 60W in the description. They are thick, sturdy 5-foot cables with built-in rubber ties, but there is no evidence in the comments that they are 100W-rated.
Yes, it can trigger Samsung Super Fast Charging on devices like the Galaxy Fold7, and it also hits TurboPower on Moto phones. The charger is described as 30W on USB-C, with 20W max on USB-A and 15W+15W when both ports are used.
The charger appears to carry an ETL safety mark, which uses the same NRTL testing framework as UL. One comment also says it has the UL listing and a double-insulated symbol, but another could not find UL listing info, so the clearest visible mark mentioned is ETL.
It can charge iPhones, but one report says it repeatedly needed the cable disconnected and reconnected to start charging, across multiple phones. That makes it less dependable for some iPhone setups even though it works fine for others.
They are 5 feet long.
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Chat gpt says this has the ETL logo and the UL listing and it has the symbol for being double insulated which is why it requires no ground pin. Chat gpt says this is a charger that can be treated the same as apple, Anker, Samsung, or Belkin based on fire safety standards. I ordered some.
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Their product provides very good performance/ price ratio. Right now, I would buy their stuff when I need it. Good brand I would say. They stand behind their product. That is what it's important these days.
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Mine charges at Super Fast Charging or whatever it's called on my Galaxy Fold7 (edit: Yes SUPER fast and not just Fast which means 25W).
These INIU chargers are fantastic. They're super smart and trigger max charging mode on every device I've thrown at them. They trigger TurboPower charging on my daughter's Moto phone (although at 30W instead of 60W).
The $8 is worth it for the cables alone. They're very very very good cables. Thick and sturdy.
edit: The cables have those rubber cable ties built into them so you can tie them up.
These chargers are 30W on USB-C. Max 20W on the USB-A. If you plug both in they're split 15W + 15W. And they're GaN.
I've also charged an ACER laptop with them. I wasn't sure if the power brick was working so I plugged the laptop into the INIU chargers. It charged at 30W, which is enough to use most mid-range laptops continuously (non-gaming).
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