GEARit 65W GaN Charger with Built-In Retractable USB-C Cable — 3-Port Fast Charger

I used this on a recent trip to combine a few chargers in one. I'm able to attach my Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra phone and charge it via "super fast charging". I then can also attach a watch charger and charge both simultaneously. Keep an eye on the overall ratings when charging with multiple devices. The 65W is not pumped out on the USB C ports, so it won't charge my laptop. The 65W is combined wattage across the USB C ports.Overall construction is nice and I like the folding plug blades. I also appreciate the wattage display.

Great charger, charges all of my devices fast. It also powers my soldering iron just fine as well although I used a different cable it tries to flip the iron. I guess my only complaint is that the cable provided is kinda short and the retractable one could be longer.

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This is a nice, compact charger, but I haven't been able to confirm whether a single USB-C connection can actually provide the advertised 65W power. It appears that each USB-C port maxes out at 45W, and when both USB-C outputs are used simultaneously, you get 45W + 20W distribution. If that's accurate, labeling this as a 65W charger feels misleading.I got this hoping to use it with my USB-C laptop as well as my phone, but it falls short for that purpose. While it will trickle charge the battery and extend runtime when plugged in, actually charging the laptop takes considerably longer than expected. I also noticed that when I was charging the laptop, the power output numbers on the display were bouncing all over the place. I don't know if that is a "feature" or a bug?For its capacity, this is a well-designed, compact charger. The retractable cable works smoothly, and the spring-loaded retraction mechanism feels solid and durable.The charger uses a separate cord to connect to the wall outlet, which means carrying an extra cable. However, I much prefer this design over bulky wall adapters that block adjacent outlets or can't fit into tight spaces.Overall, I am happy with this charger and, in a pinch, it will serve to provide power to the laptop, but I will prefer to carry my laptop charger as well. 3 1/2 stars.

I like this brick of a charger. This is not a wall hanger that plugs directly into the outlet. Instead, this charging block has a three-foot lead that plugs in and allows you to set it on an end table or something similar. I like the built in retractable USB-C cord, and there is also an additional USB-C and USB-A port. My favorite part of this charger is the LED window that displays the current wattage your device is consuming. Sure, you pay a bit of a premium compared to other chargers, but you are getting useful features and 65 watt output capability.

FINALLY a charging cube that's ACTUALLY a cube! But I suppose that doesn't really matter, so I'll get into what makes it great.First, it unlocked a "Super Fast Charging" mode on my phone that I honestly didn't know existed after using it for 2 years. "Super Fast?!" I mean, I charge only at night, so it wouldn't have really impacted me anyways, but now that I know that it could have been doing it this whole time, I feel a bit gipped. But seriously, it's been really nice. What's more is that it doesn't matter if I forget a charging cable or not. If I have my cube, I have all I need: it comes with a sweet, retractable (albeit short) cable built in. It works really well.Once it's charging, the display will let you know the current charging output, which is super interesting. I don't know how to affect it one way or another, but it's interesting to see.And to top off the amazing features, while I'm charging my phone, I can STILL plug a standard USB charger or a USB charger into the cube and charge additional devices. This is now my default charger and the only charger I now bring when I travel. I love it.

This is a nice, compact, GaN (Gallium Nitride) charging block with a built-in, retractable 31.5-inch (80-cm) USB-C cable as well as a USB-A port and a USB-C port. According to ChatGPT (2025-07-01), the benefits of GaN include:• “GaN chargers convert AC to DC power more efficiently than silicon-based chargers.• Less energy is wasted as heat, meaning less power loss and less heat generation.• Because GaN is more efficient and can operate at higher frequencies, fewer components are needed to handle the same power output.• This leads to smaller, lighter chargers with the same or higher wattage output.• GaN allows for higher power density, which means more power output in the same space.• GaN chargers can safely deliver higher wattages, enabling fast charging for laptops, phones, and tablets — even simultaneously.• Less heat is generated compared to silicon-based chargers, leading to safer and more reliable performance over time.”Other nice features of this charging block include a digital display of output in watts for all devices currently being charged (photos), the fact that the charging block has a total output of 65-watts, a 38-inch (96-cm) AC cord, and a non-skid bottom that helps keep the charging block in place on a desk.PROS• This is a compact, powerful (65-watt) charging block.• This charging block has all of the advantages of GaN.• It has a built-in, retractable USB-C cable.• USB-A and USB-C charging ports (one each).• Digital power output display in watts.• Non-skid bottom to hold it in place on a desk or tabletop.CONS• This is a minor point, but the box indicates that the built-in USB-C cable is “3FT”, i.e., 36 inches, whereas it is accurately described elsewhere as 31.5 inches.

My quest in life has been to have the one charger and cable that would unite the world. With Apple moving to USB C, thank you Britain, we may have declared C the winner. I am down to one item I travel with that is not C, my older Kindle. BUT one issue with everything being C, the wimpy 15W chargers fall very short, throw all of those old chargers away, or better yet recycle them. This is a 65 Watt beast, but do the math, an iPhone wants 30 watts to charge, an IPAD wants 12W and that is sure to grow, a Kindle wants 10 to 15 Watts. This provides 65 watts. You need this amount of power. We just traveled and this charger with one USB micro cable charged everything we took, including the battery I like to take. I like the pull out USB C cable. My only complaint is the power cable, I wish it was either attached or there as just a plug. This cable plugs in and I put my odds of losing this cable are high. I was going to mark this down a star because of this, but I see that they are a standard C8 Power cable so I can replace it. Also as a travel item (for me) the cable takes up more room than the brick.

Ordered this because I love GAN chargers, especially those with built in cables (very nice quality cable). I was super surprised when I used this on my phone that it provided "Super Fast Charging 2.0" with my S24, which I've never seen before on my phone, so the tech seems good. Didn't work as a laptop charger but that's because 65w is the total power out available from all ports. Will update if I have reliability issues.

Very cool charging cube with a few standout features. I usually start with the negative points in reviews, but there really aren't any significant ones for this GAN charger, but I'll start with the only one I identified anyway.⚠️ MIGHT BE HEAVIER THAN YOU EXPECT. This guy's a bit chonky. It has some standout features and an onboard cable of a decent length, but the tradeoff is it weighs in at 5.6 ounces, or the same weight as about 25 quarters.➡️⭐ CUBE SHAPED INSTEAD OF STANDARD FLAT SHAPE. I personally like the cube shape as it's easier to access the USB Ports when they're on top versus on the sides.➡️ CUBE IS POWERED BY 38 INCH AC POWER CORD, RATHER THAN HAVING AC PRONGS ATTACHED TO THE CUBE ITSELF. The AC Cord allows me to put the cube where it's convenient on my desk, which isn't where my wall outlet is.➡️ 30 INCH ONBOARD CABLE IS LONG AND FLEXIBLE ENOUGH TO BE USEFUL, AND CAN DELIVER THE FULL 65W OF POWER IF IT'S THE ONLY CABLE BEING USED, AND IS PD COMPLIANT. The onboard cable can be used to charge all my UBS-C devices, and it can do it fast and without damaging my device power ports because the cable is flexible so it puts no undue strain on my device charging ports. I can charge my HP Laptop with this onboard cable no prob.➡️ ONBOARD CABLE EXTENDS, STAYS AND RETRACTS EASILY. Not always the case.➡️ USB-A AND USB-C PORTS ALLOW CABLES TO SEAT PROPERLY AND CHARGE WELL.➡️ GAN CHARGING SPECS ARE PRINTED ON THE BASE OF THE CUBE IF YOU WANT TO CALCULATE OR PRIORITZE CHARGING SPEEDS OF MORE THAN ONE DEVICE SIMULTANEOUSLY.⭐ ⚠️ DISPLAY DISAPPEARS UNTIL ITS DELIVERING POWER, AND THEN SHOWS WATTS DELIVERED AND IF PD IS ACTIVATED. I really like that the display is hidden until it has something to report. The tradeoff of this is that the display isn't completely crisp, but it's certainly plenty legible.⭐ END TABLE WORTHY DESIGN. SHINY ON THE BOTTOM, STACKED MATTE BLOCK ON TOP, DISCRETE LOGO ELEMENT IN CENTERED ON FRONT FACE OF BLOCK. This looks really good on my end table in my living room: discrete, modern, and functional.➡️ PACKAGED IN BRANDED, RETAIL READY BOX.Overall, yea, I ended up liking this GAN Charger a lot. If you've read this far, and decide to get this, I think you will like it too.

This is a powerful compact charging block with a retractable USB-C cable - this is great because you don't need to buy a separate USB-C cable, and the cable is built in so you don't have to worry about it getting unplugged (which for some reason always happens to me with my other chargers). And of course since it's retractable, it saves space. I feel like my whole house is a clutter of cables and cords everywhere so a retractable cable is super helpful.In addition to the retractable USB-C, it also has separate USB-C and USB-A ports. But IMO the coolest thing is it has a display that shows how many watts you're using. So if you want to charge your phone and your laptop at the same time, you can see how many watts your phone is taking up and know how many watts are left to charge your computer (since it's 65W max). If you're gaming or running something power-heavy on your computer but still want to charge your phone, it's useful to have this info. And it also gives you a way to know the max watts the cable you're using is capable of.

This GEARit 65W Desktop GaN Charger has quickly become an essential item for organizing the cable mess on my desk. It's a handy little charging station that offers a fantastic combination of features and convenience.I particularly love its integrated design: it boasts a retractable USB-C cord, which is brilliant for keeping things tidy, plus an additional USB-C and a USB-A port for charging other devices simultaneously. This makes it incredibly versatile for handling multiple gadgets.The built-in real-time power display is a genuinely useful feature, letting you see the power draw of your attached devices at a glance. Despite its compact size, its sheer weight gives it a premium feel and keeps it firmly in place on the desk without sliding around. This robustness, combined with its small footprint, also makes it easily portable for travel or moving between workspaces.Overall, if you're looking for a compact, powerful, and smartly designed GaN charger to tidy up your desk and provide versatile charging options, this GEARit station is an excellent choice. Highly recommended!

Very fast charging Brick with its own cable that’s retractable! The block is a good size to be able to bring around and the cable is snugly tugged away. Only thing I wish was better was the cord. I thought this had a retractable plug but it doesn’t. It does use a separate power cord so that’s a bit of a hassle to carry around. The charge itself is fast. I was able to get 1-2% per minute which is always nice to see. The design is very cool and you get to see the charge output displayed on the front. Overall solid charger that will quickly charge your device!

This is a fast charger for my IPhone 15 Pro Max. I like the small display which shows you how much power is being used to charge your phone. Power ramps down as you reach full charge. I’ve used GEARit wire and have been very happy with it. This charging block looks well made as well.Thank you for taking the time to read my review and photos of this product. I hope it has been helpful in providing you with more information.

GaN chargers are a hot market segment these days. These use gallium nitride (GaN) as a semiconductor material, replacing traditional silicon in internal circuitry. In general this allows for smaller, lighter, and more powerful chargers that can deliver faster and more efficient charging. GEARit managed to keep this to a good size for a 65W charger, especially considering that there's a flat USB C cable wound up inside the case just waiting for you to extend it as needed. Give it one more tug and it will retract into the case. I didn't measure this cable but it appears to be about 2.5ft long. Of note: this built-in USB C cable is one of three power outputs. The other two are from the USB C female jack and the USB A female jack.To plug in this charger you'll use the included 120V power cord. I found that interesting after seeing the clever way GEARit packed the built-in USB C cable. I'm undecided whether it would have been smarter to forego the 120V cable and use fold-out 120V prongs on the body of the charger itself. That would have kept the whole thing smaller since you wouldn't need an external cable. But it might have been too limiting since the USB C cable can't be very long.When you connect the charger to a device to be charged, a small display on the charger shows the power being drawn. In the picture I'm sharing of a Google Pixel 9 Pro XL being charged, it was already at 92% -- and the phone's charging algorithm slows the charging rate, as reflected by the low number being drawn that you can see in the photo.The charger is solidly built and well finished. The are rubber pads on the underside, and these combined with its weight means it will sit nicely on your desk and won't slide around. All told, a nice product at a competitive price. I'll be taking in my work backpack on a few trips in the coming weeks and will share more experiences then.

good charger. the retractable usb-c cable is very handy. unit is compact but has the separate fig-8 power cord which is fine for me. there is rubber material on the bottom to help it stay in place on a flat surface. overall i like it

Five days after order placed with 1-2 day shipping. Items I ordered after this came next day. Sad. Brown lettin me down.

Retractable plug handy for packing. Green color is ugly, but I like it for its brightness/distinctiveness. Retractable cord is short but long enough. Additional ports handy; use your own cords. 65W total power intelligently distributed sounds generous, but unfortunately it still didn't work with my ThinkPad laptop, but few chargers or power banks do, so I don't hold it against the product.