USB C Plug 33W GaN UK Charger 2 Port PPS Fast Charging PD 3.0&QC4 with 3.3ft USB C Cable Compatible with iPhone 16/15/14 Pro Max, iPad Pro/Air/Mini, Galaxy S24/S23, Pixel 9/8/7 Pro (Black)

Got this purely as it had both the usb-a and usb-c ports on it rather than the 'fast charge' claim as most plugs state that nowadays.But for completion, charging from either port was pretty good, didn't check the exact times but they were comparable to the brand specific charger plugs that came with my devices and faster that the plugs that came with the older ones!Using both at the same time was slower, which was to be expected. But super handy when you're in a place that only has one socket that you can use (cafe/train etc...) at that point it really was the star of the show as it was great for getting juice into two devices without needing to lug around a weighty multi-plug or a power strip (have needed to do this in the past!).

This GOLDNEXT 2-port charger is very compact and has a good output of 33W in total. On unboxing I realised just how small this charger is, and it feels solid and fairly light weight. I have the white version, which matches my computer desk, there is a black version available.This charger is made small by using the latest GaN (Gallium Nitride) chip, and the charger smartly verifies and adjusts the voltage and current required for the connected device. During testing at its maximum output, I found that the charger does gets quite warm, but not so much to cause concern. The charges maximum output is 33W, this is only achieved with the PPS protocol. With the PD 3.0&QC4 protocol maximum is at 30W on the USB C or USB A port, but not together. Using both ports at the same time reduces the total output to 18W maximum.I tested the output using my USB tester connected to the charger, then using the supplied USB C cable connected to my Samsung S24 Ultra. With my Samsung using it’s PPS charging protocol the adaptor manged a stable 28W charging rate, not far off the quoted maximum, so I was happy with that.Overall, this 2-port charger is solid and compact, and has a decent output. As most new laptops, mobiles and power banks can charge via a USB C port, this is a good choice.I hope you find my review useful and helpful

The GOLDNEXT 33W USB-C Charger is surprisingly small for the power it output. That is thanks to the GaN (Gallium Nitride) technology that is implemented here. GaN is a material that allows for smaller, more efficient chargers. By its nature GaN runs cooler as well and can provide a higher power output, making it more effective than traditional silicon chargers.The 33W output with PD 3.0 and QC 4+ support ensures quick and efficient charging for various devices. I tested it with a MacBook Air and an iPhone 15, and both charged rapidly, matching the expected speeds. The included USB-C cable feels sturdy and connects securely without any unnecessary movement.One of the great features of this very small charger is that it still has two ports, which are the traditional USB Type-A interface and the newer USB Type-C interface, allowing you to fast charge two devices simultaneously.This has to be my smallest and most favourite charger to date, and seeing that it comes with a USB-C cable as well, it has also got to be one of my best bargains for a charger. This really is a solid performer in every sense including it's build quality and is an absolute 5 star product.

I got this because the 18w charging bricks that came with my Pixel 3 (last of the phones to get chargers in the box) just weren't cutting it with the modern phones.The charger feels solid and not plasticky like some other chargers and offers 30W charging speeds. The Pixel 9 range is capable of 45W charging though, so still not getting the most out of it, but definitely an improvement over my older chargers.

This mains charger is really quite small, yet it is capable of delivering Samsung's Super Fast 25 watt charging from the USB-C port, and it will charge at up to 18 watts from the USB-A port. If both USB ports are connected the USB-C will fast charge at up to 18 watts, and the USB-A port will use the remaining 15 watts.I have taken a photo of the charger next to two different Samsung chargers: one from the S9 and the other is from the S23 Ultra. It is noticeably smaller and lighter than any of my previous USB chargers, and having one of each port makes this charger supremely versatile. I really like this GOLDNEXT 33W charger, and I recommend it.

Very pleased with this charger; it charges at a good rate, even when employing both sockets it charges well. There are faster, of course, as this peaks at 33W but is realistically less than that in everyday use, but it's good enough for most purposes. It's also well built, with a good solidity to it, even though it's fairly small.

I've tried to replace most of the chargers dotted around the house with 'GaN' ones as they run cooler and makes me less panicked about leaving chargers switched on when not in use.Tested this with the provided cable and a Samsung Z series phone - the phone shows 'super fast charging' when plugged in, so this is putting out a minimum of 25w.Nice and small adaptor and there's a USB-A port on there too for older devices. I assume the 33w is split between both ports so if both in use, expect slower charging rates.

A nice compact charger plug which has 2 outlets USB-A and USB-C. It also includes a usb-c to usb-c cable.The charger works as a fast charger, and both outlets can be used at once (with a reduction in power, but still a reasonable charge speed considering).In summary this is a useful charger plug.