45W USB-C Fast Charging Bundle with Compact GaN Charger & 2 × USB-C to USB-C Premium Cables

I love this charger because my USB-C cables are always moving between my desk, my bag, and whatever device is low that day. This charger gives me two USB-C ports in one wall plug, and it comes with two USB-C to USB-C braided cables, one shorter 1 m cable and one longer 2 m cable. That makes the bundle more useful than getting only the brick, because I can keep the shorter cable close to the outlet and use the longer one when the device is farther away on my desk or nightstand.The charger is marked 45W and uses GaN, which means the charger body can stay compact while still giving more power. This is still a wall charger, not a power bank, so it needs to be plugged into an outlet while charging. The prongs fold in, which makes it easier to pack because the metal prongs are not catching on everything in my bag. When one device is plugged in, it can use the main output. When two devices are plugged in, the 45W is shared between both ports, so I would not expect both devices to pull the full amount at the same time. That is normal for a small dual-port charger, but it is good to know before using it with a phone and tablet together.The two cables are very good too, and they are easy to miss if you open the box too fast. They were tucked underneath the moulded tray insert, so check there before throwing the box away. I almost missed them. Both cables have a braided outside with metal-looking connector ends, and they do not feel like thin throwaway cables when I coil them back up. The charger can get warm while charging, so I would leave it in an open spot where air can move around it, not under a blanket or squeezed behind something.A few things I noticed while using it:• 45W GaN wall charger• 2 USB-C ports• includes 2 USB-C to USB-C cables• cable lengths are 1 m and 2 m• braided cable covering• folding wall prongs• PD 3.0 charging support• marked for up to 480 Mbps data transfer on the cables• compact black charger bodyThis charger is now one I trust for my regular USB-C devices. It gives me a good little charging setup in one box, and I am glad I checked under the tray before throwing anything away because those cables would have been a shame to miss.

This is a very nice little charger, and I was surprised to see how small it was (see photos). It comes with two good quality USB-C cables: one short and one long.I put this charger on my workbench to test it. I set it up to draw 90% of its advertised capacity and found that it got quite warm. After 30 minutes, it reached 58.9°C, which, in my opinion, is way too warm.I will only be using this at lower currents or for short periods of time, as I’m not comfortable with the high temperature when drawing higher wattages. This charger would not be a good idea for laptop or mobile gaming device use where it could draw high currents for extended periods.One thing that makes me feel better about this charger is that it’s ETL certified. This is important to me, especially for electronics that tend to get warm.Overall, while the charger is well-made, I would be cautious with its usage in scenarios where higher wattages are required for an extended period.

This is TINY and its perfect to have in my backpack. Two USB-C PD is enough to fast charge and the included long braided cables are excellent quality.Even if I am charging and using my Steam Deck at the same time, the charger doesn't get too hot. A little warm but tolerable.This folds very flat, and can be stored easily.

This is TINY and its perfect to have in my backpack. Two USB-C PD is enough to fast charge and the included long braided cables are excellent quality.Even if I am charging and using my Steam Deck at the same time, the charger doesn't get too hot. A little warm but tolerable.This folds very flat, and can be stored easily.