Dual Port · Plastic
Compact GaN 20 W USB-C and USB-A Wall Charger with Rounded Corners
Colour: Light Blue - With Cable
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Up to 20 W over USB-C Power Delivery
Your iPhone regains charge quickly: the USB-C output is rated at up to 20 W with Power Delivery, the level needed for fast charging. An iPad charges too, more slowly than with 30 W or more.
Two ports for two devices at once
iPhone on the USB-C port, AirPods on the USB-A port with the right cable: a single charger plugs in for both. When used together, the two ports share 5 V and 3 A.
A pocket-sized charger for travelling
This GaN charger slips into a pocket or a pouch without weighing it down: about 43 g and 7 cm long, plug included. It accepts 100 to 240 V, 50 or 60 Hz, on a European plug.
Protection stated on every charge
The manufacturer states that it has multiple protections and a built-in chip that communicates with the cable, to go easy on the device while it charges. Avoid hard drops, which can damage the plastic housing.
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Frequently asked questions
Is this charger compatible with my iPhone?
Yes, the Compact GaN 20 W USB-C and USB-A Wall Charger with Rounded Corners charges every iPhone with the right cable: USB-C to USB-C for iPhone 15 and later, USB-C to Lightning for iPhone 14 and earlier. It plugs into a European mains socket and also charges iPad, AirPods and Apple Watch.
How much power does this charger deliver?
It is rated at up to 20 W on the USB-C port and up to 18 W on the USB-A port. When both ports are in use at the same time, they share 5 V and 3 A in total.
Can it charge an iPad?
Yes, an iPad charges from the USB-C port. Charging is slower than with a 30 W or higher charger, which these tablets accept depending on the model.
Is this charger suitable for a MacBook?
No, not for charging at normal speed: a MacBook needs 30 W to 65 W depending on the model, and this charger is rated at up to 20 W.
Is a cable included with the charger?
Not with every colour: those named “With Cable” include a braided USB-A to USB-C cable, and the others are sold without a cable.
Which cable should I use with this charger?
On the USB-C port, use a USB-C to USB-C cable for iPhone 15 and later, or USB-C to Lightning for iPhone 14 and earlier. The USB-A port needs a USB-A to USB-C or USB-A to Lightning cable.
Can I charge two devices at the same time?
Yes, thanks to the USB-C port and the USB-A port. The two ports then share 5 V and 3 A in total, so each device charges more slowly than when it is the only one plugged in.
Can this charger get warm?
Yes, it gets warm during charging, especially with both ports in use, which is normal. The manufacturer states that GaN technology makes it more efficient than a conventional charger. Do not cover it while it is in use.
Can I use it when travelling?
Yes, it accepts 100 to 240 V, 50 or 60 Hz, and its format is compact. Its plug is European: outside Europe, a plug adapter may be needed.
Does it charge AirPods and Apple Watch?
Yes, with the cable supplied with these devices or a suitable cable: the charger only supplies the power. AirPods plug into the port on their case, and Apple Watch uses its charging cable.