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2-Pack INIU Up to 30W PD Fast Charging USB-C Charger Block w/ 5' Cable (USB-C + USB-A, Black) for $15.27 - $6.67 off automatically applied at checkout =
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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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Having said that, you should generally plan to only use one port at a time. When both ports are being used, the total max output (combined between the 2 ports) is 15w and I believe that is a max of 7.5w per port.
Individually, you get 30w for USB-C and I think 15w for USB-A. These work great as a transition charger for those people that still have old USB-A cables, but are migrating to USB-C.
Also, if you are using both ports and you disconnect one, it temporarily disconnects the other as well.
Both of these issues are also present in the similar Anker chargers. I assume it's the same for Baseus, but I haven't looked into those at all.
Community Reviews
This INIU 2 pack is a compact USB C and USB A charger set that works well as a travel spare or for moving older cables toward USB C. The USB C port can deliver 30W on its own, and the connection feels secure even with a phone case. The included cable is 5 feet, and the bricks and cords are described as solid. The main limitation is shared output, since using both ports cuts power and can briefly disconnect the other port when one device is unplugged.
Common Questions (5)
No. The USB-C port can do 30W when used alone, but using both ports drops the combined output to about 15W total, roughly 7.5W per port. Plugging in a second device can also temporarily disconnect the first while the charger switches modes.
Yes. The USB-C port is the fast-charging port and can deliver up to 30W when used alone, which is enough for phones like an iPhone 15 Pro or Samsung S23+ to charge quickly. One caveat is that it may feel slower than a 20W charger in some real-world use.
Yes. It is described as solid and reliable, and its small size makes it useful for a travel bag, guest charging, or as an extra charger at home. It also works well for people moving from USB-A cables to USB-C.
The included cable is 5 ft long.
Yes. The connector housing and strain relief do not interfere with a case, and the USB-C connection is reported to feel secure enough to hold the phone by the cable while plugged in.
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I think you're confused with max and total
Having said that, you should generally plan to only use one port at a time. When both ports are being used, the total max output (combined between the 2 ports) is 15w and I believe that is a max of 7.5w per port.
Individually, you get 30w for USB-C and I think 15w for USB-A. These work great as a transition charger for those people that still have old USB-A cables, but are migrating to USB-C.
Also, if you are using both ports and you disconnect one, it temporarily disconnects the other as well.
Both of these issues are also present in the similar Anker chargers. I assume it's the same for Baseus, but I haven't looked into those at all.
Me: Is this product UL listed or ETL certified so I have some comfort it won't burn down my home?
Amazon's Rufus AI: No, but great news! The charger does have ClimatePartner Certification which means it is carbon footprint reduction certified.
Me: How does carbon footprint reduction help me if this product burns down my home?
As another user said, the charger will disconnect when plugging in a second device. The reason is this device is not capable of charging two devices and two different voltages. So if you are charging your phone at 9v/3amps and plug another device into the usb-a port, it will disconnect and switch to 5v charging for both ports which has a much lower max amps.
There are some other two port chargers on the market that don't have this limitation and can charge at two different voltages. They are also usually much larger.
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Alternatively, you can get black for free with qualifying purchase. One of the qualifying items is two-pack of 240w cables for 10.53. On link below, select the cables, last item on qualifying item list, and the 2 pack charger in benefit items list.
10.53 for 2pack chargers with 2 cables and two 240w cables. 4 cables total.
The two 240W cables seem worth the extra $2.13.
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Alternatively, you can get black for free with qualifying purchase. One of the qualifying items is two-pack of 240w cables for 10.53. On link below, select the cables, last item on qualifying item list, and the 2 pack charger in benefit items list.
10.53 for 2pack chargers with 2 cables and two 240w cables. 4 cables total.
The two 240W cables seem worth the extra $2.13.
promotion link:
https://www.amazon.com/promotion/...ZDHCHEIIM?
Nvm, I ordered it yesterday night, looks like its sold out now though.
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