60W 5-in-1 USB-C Charger Green
A green 60W wall charger with three USB-C and two USB-A ports for phones, tablets and earbuds
- 60W total output charges five devices simultaneously
- Three USB-C ports share 25W for fast single-device charging
- Two USB-A ports deliver 10W each or 15W combined
- PD 3.0 and QC support rapid charging for phones and tablets
- Green wall-plug design fits iPhone 12 through 17, iPad, Samsung, AirPods Pro
What this charger is and who it is for
This green wall plug delivers up to 60 watts through five ports: three USB-C and two USB-A. It supports PD 3.0 and QC 2A fast-charging protocols for phones, tablets and earbuds. The supplier notes that 25 watts is enough for current iPhone models but is low for most laptops, so the unit is aimed at mobile-device users rather than notebook owners.
How it fits into a charging setup
Single-port use on C1 or C2 gives 25 watts; pairing C1 or C2 with C3 provides 25 plus 20 watts. Using C1 and C2 together shares 25 watts total. One USB-A port alone supplies 10 watts, while both together share 15 watts. The five-port layout lets you charge a phone, tablet and accessories from one outlet, reducing the number of separate adapters you carry.
Thermals, noise and power draw in normal use
The charger plugs directly into a wall socket with no external power brick or fan. It draws only the power needed for connected devices, up to the 60-watt ceiling. With no moving parts, operation is silent. Heat output stays low during typical multi-device charging sessions.
Highlights
- 60W total output charges five devices simultaneously
- Three USB-C ports share 25W for fast single-device charging
- Two USB-A ports deliver 10W each or 15W combined
- PD 3.0 and QC support rapid charging for phones and tablets
- Green wall-plug design fits iPhone 12 through 17, iPad, Samsung, AirPods Pro
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What is the maximum single-port output on the C1 or C2 USB-C ports?
Each C1 or C2 port delivers up to 25W when used alone for fast charging.
How much heat or fan noise does the charger produce during all-day use?
The compact wall-plug design has no fan and runs silently; it warms slightly under full 60W load but stays within normal operating temperature.
Which cable types are needed to reach the stated speeds?
Use USB-C to Lightning or USB-C to USB-C cables rated for at least 25W on C1/C2, and standard USB-A cables for the 10W A ports.
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