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 30W GaN USB C charger set stands out as a compact travel option with folding prongs, ETL listing, and two included cables. The chargers are described as very small, close to Anker 30W nano size, and fast enough for topping up phones before heading out. The main drawback is the bundled cables, which are repeatedly described as thick, rigid, and the weakest part of the package. It is best treated as a handy travel backup rather than a laptop charger.
The compact 30W size with folding prongs makes it convenient for travel top-ups before leaving home.
The chargers include ETL listing, which can improve regulatory compliance versus non-UL/ETL-marked options.
The included USB-C cables are about 3.3 feet long and have a thick rubber-coated exterior.
The charger can work well for charging speed in day-to-day use so far.
The promo code JXY8N1S2 may fail at checkout or only apply to the white color option.
The included cables can be poor for travel because they are overly thick and rigid, making them hard to bend.
The 30W output may not charge a laptop, and commenters suggest aiming for at least 45W or around 65W.
The charger may have limited Europe compatibility because Amazon indicates 110V only, even though one label reportedly shows 100-240V input.
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Anyone know what the problem is besides drawing too much power from the plug?
65W should stay safely below the strict 75W threshold and partially charge (or at least maintain) your battery as long as you aren't doing intensive tasks like gaming or video editing.
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