Dual-Port PD + USB-A Wall Charger — Fast Charging for Two Devices Simultaneously

Two Ports. Two Devices. Full Speed.

One charger, two ports — charge your phone and your earbuds, your tablet and your watch, or hand one port to someone else. The USB-C PD port delivers fast charging for phones, tablets, and laptops, while the USB-A port handles accessories and older devices. One adapter replaces two.

Features

• USB-C Power Delivery port — fast charges phones, tablets, and laptops via PD; automatically negotiates the correct voltage for each device
• USB-A fast charging port — charges phones, earbuds, smartwatches, and other accessories at fast-charge speeds
• Simultaneous dual charging — both ports operate independently; charge two devices at the same time without speed reduction on either port
• Compact design — single-adapter form factor replaces two separate chargers
• Universal voltage — 100–240V input for worldwide use with a plug adapter
• Built-in safety protection — over-current, over-voltage, and short-circuit protection on both ports
• Foldable prongs — fold flat for compact storage and travel

Compatible Devices

• iPhone (USB-C PD port with appropriate cable)
• Android phones via USB-C PD or USB-A
• iPad, MacBook, and other USB-C laptops
• AirPods, earbuds, smartwatches via USB-A

How to Use

1. Plug the charger into a standard wall outlet.
2. Connect your primary device (phone or tablet) to the USB-C PD port for fast charging.
3. Connect a secondary device (earbuds, watch, or second phone) to the USB-A port.
4. Both devices charge simultaneously at their respective fast-charge speeds.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does charging two devices at once slow down the charging speed?
On quality dual-port chargers, both ports operate independently at their rated speeds. Check the charger’s specifications — some budget chargers split total wattage between ports, which can reduce individual port speed when both are in use.

Can I charge a MacBook from the USB-C port?
Yes, at a reduced rate if the USB-C port is under 61W. For full-speed MacBook charging, a 61W+ USB-C PD charger is recommended. This charger will still charge a MacBook — just more slowly than a dedicated laptop charger.

Is it safe to leave plugged in when not in use?
Yes — the built-in protection circuits prevent damage from extended idle use. Unplugging when not in use is still good practice for energy efficiency.