YOUR BUYING COMPANION
Get the right fit for your setup.
Three useful checks before you order. Work through them at your own pace.
01Check the fit and intended use
Match the device’s input requirements, charging protocol and cable to the charger. The listed input is 100–240 V AC, 50–60 Hz input and USB output profiles of 5 V / 3 A, 9 V / 2.22 A and 12 V / 1.66 A, with 20 W total maximum. The illustration identifies USB-C up to 20 W and USB-A up to 18 W; those ratings must not be added together as 38 W. Actual charging depends on the connected device and cable.
02Choose the right configuration
Review the pack, color and other options. The selected configuration and price identify what goes in your cart; the photograph does not establish pack quantity.
03Plan the first use
Read the setup and care guidance below. For a larger supply order, check one item against the actual fit and intended task before distributing the rest.
Use these checkboxes to track your review. Confirm the selected contents and any fitting or care requirements before ordering.
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Use your selected configuration and cart quantity as a planning baseline. This does not set up a subscription or guarantee future pricing.
Select a product option above to use its current one-time price.
WHAT IT IS · HOW IT WORKS
Choose the charger count. Check the power each device needs.
A white wall charger with one USB-C socket and one USB-A socket, available in packs of one to five. The charger is listed for USB-C Power Delivery and USB-A fast charging, with a 20 W maximum total output per charger. Cables are not included. The gallery illustrates the charger from multiple views; select the pack to see the exact quantity and price.
Two USB sockets, one shared limit
Use the USB-C or USB-A output with an appropriate cable. Each charger has a 20 W rated total maximum. Connecting two devices can change the power available to each; the adapter is not rated for 20 W plus 18 W simultaneously.
Bring the cable your device needs
The pack contains charger blocks only. Choose a separate cable that matches both the charger socket and the device. A USB-C phone and a phone with a different charging socket require different device-side cable ends.
Order the right number of blocks
The pack count is the number of individual wall chargers, not the number of USB sockets. One charger has two sockets; a five-pack contains five charger blocks. Review the chosen pack and price before adding it to the cart.
CHECK BOTH ENDS
Choose a cable for the socket and the device.
The charger has USB-C and USB-A sockets. Cables are separate, and the pack choice counts individual charger blocks.
READ THE OUTPUT LIMIT
20 W total, rather than two added port ratings.
Use an appropriate charging profile and cable. The listed USB-C and USB-A maxima share the charger’s total output limit.
PACK FOR YOUR SETUPS
One block or a pack for several locations.
Select the number of charger blocks you need and confirm the cart quantity. Each block has two USB sockets.
GET SET UP
How to use it.
- 1
Check device requirements
Read the device’s required input and supported charging protocol. Choose another power supply if the device needs a different voltage, a higher power level or a proprietary connection.
- 2
Select the appropriate cable
Use a compatible cable with the correct device-side connector and suitable rating. No cable is included in this listing.
- 3
Connect to a suitable outlet
Insert the charger’s flat wall prongs into an appropriate mains outlet. Keep the charger dry and ventilated and connect the device without straining the cable.
- 4
Confirm charging
Check the device’s charging indication. Charging speed varies with the device, battery state, cable and whether the second output is also in use. Disconnect by holding the connector or charger body.
A GOOD FIT FOR
Compatible USB-powered phones and accessories needing a suitable separate wall charger, with a pack choice for one setup or several.
Match the device’s input requirements, charging protocol and cable to the charger. The listed input is 100–240 V AC, 50–60 Hz input and USB output profiles of 5 V / 3 A, 9 V / 2.22 A and 12 V / 1.66 A, with 20 W total maximum. The illustration identifies USB-C up to 20 W and USB-A up to 18 W; those ratings must not be added together as 38 W. Actual charging depends on the connected device and cable.
Get help with a larger order →PRODUCT FACTS
- Connection
- One USB-C output + one USB-A output per charger
- Included
- 1–5 white charger blocks, depending on the selected pack; no cables
- maximum output
- 20 W total per charger, shared across outputs
- USB profiles
- 5 V / 3 A; 9 V / 2.22 A; 12 V / 1.66 A
- port ratings
- USB-C up to 20 W; USB-A up to 18 W, subject to total limit
- mains input
- 100–240 V AC, 50–60 Hz
- Finish
- White
- Available Size
- 1 Pack, 2 Pack, 3 Pack, 4 Pack, 5 Pack
BEFORE YOU ORDER
Useful answers.
What is included in the selected pack?
The selected number of white dual-port wall chargers: one, two, three, four or five. Cables, phones, watches and other devices are not included.
Does each port deliver 20 W?
No. The source lists 20 W total maximum per charger, USB-C up to 20 W and USB-A up to 18 W. Those individual port ratings are not simultaneous independent promises.
Does it include an iPhone 8-pin cable?
No. This listing contains wall charger blocks only. Its output sockets are USB-C and USB-A, and you supply the appropriate separate cable for the device.
Will every phone show the same charging speed?
No. The device and cable must support an appropriate protocol and power profile. Battery state and shared use of the two outputs also affect charging.
Can I use it for a USB-C laptop?
Do not assume it meets laptop requirements. Many laptops need more than 20 W or a particular power profile. Check the laptop manufacturer’s specified charger requirements.
Is it suitable for international travel?
The listed input is 100–240 V AC, 50–60 Hz input. The wall outlet shape must also match the flat prongs; an appropriate travel plug adapter may be needed.
Does one five-pack mean ten charger blocks?
No. It means five charger blocks. Each block has two USB output sockets, so five blocks provide ten sockets across the pack.