INIU USB C Charger 30W Type C Fast Charging 2-Port Adapter Charger Block

- Keep Nearby Outlets Open ? At just 1.5 × 1.2 × 1.9 in and 2.2 oz, this mini GaN charger won’t crowd your power strip. Foldable prongs tuck flat into any bag. - Skip the Long Wait ? In INIU lab testing, 30W USB-C charged an iPhone 17 from 0% to 72% in 30 minutes?about one coffee break before work, class, or travel. - Charge Two Without Guesswork ? USB-C delivers up to 30W alone and USB-A up to 18W alone. Plug in both for 15W total?ideal for a phone plus earbuds or a watch overnight. - Stop Hunting for Chargers ? Two chargers and two 5 ft 60W nylon-braided cables keep one home and one packed. They outlast cheap rubber cables; silicone ties stop tangles. - Charge with More Confidence ? ETL certified. INIU testing showed a peak temperature 50°F below the 170°F safety limit, plus overcurrent, overheating, and short-circuit protection. - What You Get: 2x INIU 30W Dual-Port USB-C Chargers, 2x 5ft USB-C Cables, user manual, our industry-leading 3-year care, and lifetime technical support. - Universal Compatibility: Compatible with a wide range of devices including iPhone series, Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel, iPad, MacBook Air, and other USB-C enabled devices

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Why does the charger get warm during use? Is this normal?

What happens to the charging speed when both ports are used simultaneously?

Can I use it to charge my laptop?

Why does the charger get warm during use? Is this normal?

Yes. The heat comes from efficient power conversion. Please avoid using the charger in high-temperature environments to prevent triggering protection mechanisms that may temporarily reduce charging speed.

What happens to the charging speed when both ports are used simultaneously?

When both ports are in use, the total output of up to 15W will be intelligently shared between the two connected devices. As a result, the charging speed for each device will be lower compared to using a single port alone.

Can I use it to charge my laptop?

Yes, the 30W output is enough to charge most thin-and-light laptops, such as the MacBook Air. For higher-power laptops that need over 30W, we recommend choosing a higher-wattage charger for faster, optimal charging.