Update: This very popular deal is still available.
Lenovo Product Marketplace, Inc. via Amazon has
2-Pack Wegear 30W USB-C GaN III Wall Charger w/ Cables (White) on sale for $19.99 - 50% off when you apply promo code
JXY8N1S2 at checkout =
$9.99.
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About this product:
- Supports PD 3.0, PPS, QC 4.0, and 25W Samsung Super Fast Charging
- GaN III design helps reduce heat during fast charging
- Foldable plug and compact size suit travel
- ETL listed with 8-layer charging protection
Top Comments
Community Reviews
This is a compact 30W GaN USB C travel charger set that stands out for its folding prongs, ETL listing, and very low price. The charger itself is described as tiny, handy for quick top ups before heading out, and the included USB C cables are a useful extra. The cables are also the weak point, with reports of stiff, short leads that feel more like a bonus than the main value. It is best treated as a phone and small device charger, not a laptop charger.
Common Questions (5)
They work, but they are the weak part of the bundle. The cables are described as short, thick, and rigid, so they are fine in a pinch but not the reason to buy the deal.
It did not apply for several shoppers, and in some cases only reduced the price by $2 instead of taking the full deal price. The white option worked for some buyers when the black or gray option did not.
Yes. It is very compact, has folding prongs, and is described as a handy travel charger for quick top-ups when you're low on battery. The included cables make it more of a grab-and-go kit, though the charger itself is the main value.
No, 30W is not enough for a laptop. A 45W charger may still be borderline, and 65W is the safer target if you want one charger that can handle a phone and a laptop.
The charger is listed as 110V only in Amazon's listing, but the label on one unit shows 100-240V input. That means the listing suggests limited Europe support, while the unit marking suggests it may work internationally.
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I actually just found a Baseus 70 GAN charger in my electronics drawer that I don't even remember buying; I will try that.
My normal Baseus 100-watt gan charger didn't work on my last flight, and my new Wegear 140-watt charger will replace my huge Dell 130-watt OEM charger
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They're usable if I had to, but I'd walk across the room for different a cable first.
Anyone know what the problem is besides drawing too much power from the plug?
Twice I've screwed myself not trying the charger at home before travel. Sometimes the light even goes on but it's not charging.
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I now have a Baseus 70-watt Gan, a 100-watt Baseus Gan (didn't work last trip; the light on the outlet would go out when I plugged it in), and a WeVolt 140-watt Gan charger for use in my condo. I am bringing all 3, and hopefully the 70-watt charger will at least charge enough to keep me watching movies until I get to Hong Kong, and I can charge while waiting for my next flight to Cebu.
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