65W USB-C Super Fast GaN Charger

This multi-charger has USB-C1, USB-C2, and USB-A ports on a single charging block. The ports are 65 watts to charge most laptops and other handheld devices. It can charge three devices simultaneously but at lower watts because the total output is 65 watts. It charges my devices very quickly! It's compact, and I can carry it anywhere!

This travel charger just works, which is a compliment. It's good for travel because the plug prongs can be folded so they're recessed. I've charged my iPhone 14 Pro Max, Garmin Fenix 8 AMOLED Saphire, Fitbit Alta HR and a 6th gen iPad. Chargers are like reading glasses, can't have enough and need them all over the place...bedroom, office, bathroom counter, kitchen, game room, garage. This one has weight and heft to it. Fit and finish are excellent. Smooth to the touch, no burrs or unclean edges. Cables of different brands fit smoothly and securely with no hangups or sticky points. If you are wondering if this charger has been tested by one of the labs such as currently on OSHA's list of Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratories (UL, ETL, etc.), this doesn't display any of those and neither do some of the other chargers I use. The documentation included is a well-written two-sided 3 panel accordion style pamphlet which includes an FCC compliance statement.

It's nice to see more GaN chargers out on the market, and this seems to be a quality product.Gallium Nitride (GaN) is a material that's replaces silicon, and is more often used for semiconductors in device chargers. The primary advantage of GaN is that its efficiency: it can operate while producing much less heat, which allows for more ports, components, etc. to be placed inside a device much closer together - without making compromises related to safety or charging capability.As with other GaN chargers I expected very quick charging on my newer Apple devices, but with an OEM Apple braided USB-C to USB-C cable, on port "USB-C1" my iPhone 16 Pro only charged from 88% to 100% in 20 minutes (approx 1%/100sec). Not superb considering only one device was charging, but maybe there's some battery protection in play here.At least there was no noticeable temperature rise in the device or charger. My only issue was mostly cosmetic, where in the first photo you can see the ports all seem to be misaligned inside the charger housing. I haven't had issues with the functionality yet, but as someone who routinely uses Apple products, I'm surprised to see this sloppy assembly in $35+ products.

Working well so far. I noticed it disconnects from all engaged devices when a new one is added to readjust voltage; found it strange at first but I can see why as it’s the best way to ensure appropriate voltage is applied evenly to the devices.

I recently purchased this 3-port 65W wall charger, and it has exceeded my expectations. The compact design makes it easy to carry in a backpack or travel bag, yet it's powerful enough to charge multiple devices at once.The 65W output is more than enough to fast-charge my laptop, phone, and earbuds simultaneously without noticeable slowdowns. I also appreciate that it doesn't get excessively hot, even during extended use.Build quality feels solid, and the foldable plug makes it even more convenient for travel. Having three ports means I no longer need to carry multiple chargers, which helps reduce clutter.Overall, this is an excellent charger for anyone who needs a reliable, fast, and space-saving charging solution. Great value for the price, and I would definitely recommend it.

Great Product

I bought this USB Type-C charger for my tablet and smartphone. It arrived packed in a simple cardboard box which also contained an easy-to-read user guide. This wall charger has 2 USB Type-C ports and 1 USB Type-A port, enabling fast-charging for up to 3 devices simultaneously. This wall charger is made of durable, fire-resistant material. It includes over-current protection, over-voltage protection, short-circuit protection, and overheating protection. It is a very lightweight, portable, and travel friendly wall charger with a foldable plug. It can quickly charge devices using the latest fast-charging protocols. It is suitable for use both at home and while traveling. I’d highly recommend giving this wall charger a try.

The GEARit 65W USB C Charger Block is a fantastic multi-port charger. It’s relatively compact for the wattage it delivers, making it convenient for travel and everyday use. The charger performs exactly as promised, providing fast charging without any issues. It doesn’t overheat, which adds to the peace of mind during use.The build quality is solid—the material and finish feel premium, and it has a durable, well-made design. I’ve used it with a variety of devices, including my iPhone, MacBook Air, and Google Pixel, and it works perfectly for all.If you need a reliable and efficient charger for multiple devices, this one checks all the boxes. I’m thoroughly impressed with its performance and quality.

This GEARit 65W USB C Charger has been incredibly convenient! As someone who uses multiple devices daily, this charger has made charging so much easier. The 65W power output ensures my laptop, phone, and tablet charge quickly, and I love having three ports in one compact charger—no more juggling multiple chargers! It even works with my Lenovo X1 Carbon laptop!The design is sleek, lightweight, and portable, and it only weighs 103 grams, making it easy to carry around. The foldable prongs are a great bonus, especially for travel. It charges everything efficiently without overheating, and the fast-charging feature is really useful when I’m in a rush. Whether I'm at home, in the office, or on the go, this charger is my go-to.If you’re looking for a reliable, high-performance charger to power up all your devices at once, I highly recommend the GEARit 65W USB C Charger!

Plugging in a cable to each port on this plug does transfer power out, however it does not seem to fast charge if you are using all 3 ports at once. Additionally I have noticed with my wife's phone that it will go back and forth between saying fast charging and not while just sitting there, I have not noticed this with my phone. Now that could just be that the phones require different wattages for fast charging and this block skirts the cusp of fast charging for my wife, it could also be what the cables are rated for wattage wise but it was tested using a cable that is normally fine for fast charging on another brick. All in all the brick seems to work for charging but if you need fast charging this might not be for you.

Handy charger with 2 USB C style ports and 1 standard port, 65w total potential power output means you can charge 3 mobile / portable devices at a decent rate. My only complaint is the the "height" of this charger means it limits what can be plugged into the outlet above it to basically a cord style plug (which could also be a challenge in a hotel room setting where space to share outlets is limited).

This is a solid USB C charger. USB PD works as expected, I'm able to charge my Macbook Pro on 20V.When plugging in a second device, the charger renegotiates, which is typical for this kind of charger. Just not ideal for some specific usecases. When charging two devices, both seem to be getting USB PD. I.e. you can charge a laptop and a phone together at 45W PD + 18W PD.I noticed that one of the USB C ports is a bit angled on my unit. Doesn't affect usability, but still a knock on quality control. Overall this feels like a half step down from the (more expensive) mainline charger brands.I do find that the prongs are little difficult to pry up, not quite enough space for a finger to easily lift up the prongs.

This arrived in a cardboard box, well packaged and wrapped in a plastic sleeve and with a film over the shiny plastic at the end. I know it sounds silly but I was honestly really impressed with how securely this was settled into the box. In any event, the charger is exactly as shown in color and style. It has two USB-C slots and one USB-A slot. I haven't used it a ton yet but so far it's working great. I tested all three slots and they all work fine with no issues; the slots aren't overly stiff so the charger cords go right in. My only complaint, and the reason I removed a star, is that it's quite expensive (currently just under $39). While I'm guessing the price relates to how well it will hold up, I can't yet speak to that aspect so to me it feels expensive.Overall, though, this is a great little wall charger and I'd recommend it.

This is a very compact, 65W charger that has a retractable plug, so can be used in the bottom socket of a wall plate and lave enough room for another item to be plugged in on the top.The charger has one USB-A and two USB-C ports. I tested this by running an aromatherapy defuser with one USB-C port, charging my Apple Watch 10 with the second USB-C port, and charging my water flossing machine with the USB-A port. The two items charged in typical times while the defuser ran just fine.This will be a travel must for me. Very useful in a hotel room with limited electrical outlets!Reviewed by Marcus

This wall charger works very well for me. Using a usb C to USB C cable I get super fast charging on my phone and it will go from 35% to 90 in less than an hour. Can't beat that for my purposes. If you need a quick top off because you're going somewhere, 15 minutes will boost you enough for several hours, I'd think. Your mileage may vary of course. The quality of the cable you use is a factor as well.

This charger is a freakin' workhorse. WIth 65 watts of charging power and 3 ports (two USB-C and one USB-A), it does a great/fast job of charging my Pixel Buds, my Pixel watch, and my Pixel 8 Pro effortlessly. The prongs fold in for non-pokey storage. While the 65w is shared between ports it doesn't come at a performance cost.This device went on a TransAtlantic cruise with me from Barcelona to Fort Lauderdale and performed error-free. Being someone who needs abject darkness to sleep I generally have to cover devices with LED indicators. Not this bad boy. No kind of indicator at all. I don't need to hide it or cover it. Absolutely perfect.

I like this charger so much and have been using it so consistently that I had completely forgotten to write a review of it until now. I have a number of devices by my bedside and instead of having multiple chargers I have this one that can simultaneously charge my iphone 13, my ipad and my apple watch. I haven't actually timed how long it takes to charge each device, but I do know it certainly seems to me to charge much faster than another multi-port charger I have. The online description describes the fast technology but truthfully, I really don't understand all that. All I wanted was a fast multi-port charger and it definitely meets that criteria. I also like that it's not very heavy or bulky making it so much easier to travel with. It means less charging blocks to bring with me and less outlets to look for in a hotel room. The outlet prongs close into the block which also makes it easier to travel with. As a side note if you cruise - many of the cruise lines are changing their policy on outlet extenders and will now only allow multi-port outlets such as this. That's another reason this is such a good deal. I definitely recommend this charger.

I got this GaN charger from GEARit, it’s the 65W USB C Charger Block - Fast Charging, 3-Port GaN Wall Charger with PD 3.0 & PPS for devices alike, Apple, Samsung, Dell XPS, MacBook Pro/Air, iPhone, iPad, Google Pixel.Sleek and stylish design. It construction is compact and solid. Build for longevity. The 65w spreads its charging capability from 1 to 3 of the available ports for a total of 65w charge rating output capacity.I keep this in my travel go bag with additional charge cables and another GaN charging block. The value in this balcony is affordable and saves a trip to the local big box if I happen to leave a charge block behind on my work travels.For convenience i just leave in the travel bag, and know that it is always there and never using it other than when traveling.Good product, good fast charging. Well worth a consideration at an affordable price.

Although I have not timed the charging on this or anything, I was seriously impressed with how fast this thing charged my electronics. Of course, I am using a fast cord as well. The plug prong is sturdy and the box itself isn't quite large enough to weigh it down where it pulls itself out of the outlet, so that's good, too. Plus the prong fits nice and tight into my US outlets. This will be great for travel to replace the giant one I am currently traveling with, which is only good when I'm with my family, but when I'm alone, it's way too much. This brand is well known for producing good quality items, so that makes me feel better about ordering, because I'm tired of getting cheap products that fail in a few weeks time. The difference between the C1 and C2 charging ports for anyone who wants to know is that the C1 port can charge and recharge, whereas the C2 port will only charge. So lets say you need to recharge a powerbank, well, you would use the C1 port for that. Great product!

PRODUCT:“65W USB C Charger, (3 Port - x2 USB C x1 USB A) GaN I (White) Foldable PPS Fast Charger by GearIT”LIKE:Working great with iPhone16 Pro Max and iPad. No issues found.Has Power to spare for other devices like a Bluetooth speaker on another port.It supports these power modes: PD 3.0, QC4+, PPS, AFC, and SFC 2.0The manual that comes with it details the power outputs of the ports used one at a time, two at a time, and 3 at a time.The total output power of all combinations cannot exceed the rated total maximum of 65W.(I liked the pictorial display in the AD that did a better job of illustrating the ports and power support combinations.)On either USB-C port, it supplied 15V to an iPhone 16Plus Max, or a 12” ipad. (Neither device needed to draw 4Amps charging current at their requested 15V supply voltage, but both were already at ~70% charge.)I DID test all 3 ports feeding a 5V dummy load device and they all supplied 5.2V at 3.2 amps (Higher current would then cause the voltage to drop below 5V, as is normal and expected for this USB standard.) (that port also supports 9V, 12V, and 20V on demand.)For things like powering a laptop via USB-C, it can supply up to 65W to that device if a single port is used on this power supply at a time (that would be 20V at 3.2A if the laptop had the appropriate charging spec.).I did open/close the fold-in 2 prong AC prongs. They trying to move them sideways or separately, they were tight with NO flex or wobble to them.So, nothing unusual was found. All pretty normal and expected.DISLIKE:None found