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60W 5-in-1 USB-C Charger PD 3.0 QC 2A Black

SKU CH-3AYT-NGMFR

A 60 W wall charger with three USB-C and two USB-A ports delivering up to 25 W per USB-C port and 10 W per USB-A port

  • Charges five devices from one wall outlet
  • USB-C ports deliver up to 25 W each for fast phone charging
  • PD 3.0 and QC support broad device compatibility
  • USB-A ports share 15 W when both are used
  • 60 W total output covers phones, tablets and earbuds

What the charger delivers

This 60 W multi-port charger supplies up to 25 W from either of its first two USB-C ports when used alone. The third USB-C port provides 20 W. Two USB-A ports share 15 W together or deliver 10 W each individually. It targets phone and tablet owners who want one compact wall plug for several devices.

How it fits a charging setup

Three USB-C and two USB-A ports let you power up to five gadgets at once, replacing multiple single-port bricks. Total output is capped at 60 W, so simultaneous charging divides power across active ports. The supplier notes the unit is not intended for laptop charging except in emergencies.

Heat, noise and power draw

The charger operates silently with no moving parts. Normal warmth occurs when several ports run near their limits, but the housing stays within safe temperatures for desktop or travel use. It draws only the power required by connected devices up to the 60 W maximum.

Highlights

  • Charges five devices from one wall outlet
  • USB-C ports deliver up to 25 W each for fast phone charging
  • PD 3.0 and QC support broad device compatibility
  • USB-A ports share 15 W when both are used
  • 60 W total output covers phones, tablets and earbuds

Specifications

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Questions about this item

How much power drops when I plug a second device into the C1 and C2 ports together?

Using C1 and C2 simultaneously shares 25W total, so each port receives less than the 25W available when only one is used.

Does the charger get loud or hot when all five ports run for hours?

The supplier notes do not describe fan noise or surface temperature during extended multi-port operation.

Which cables must I already have to use the three USB-C and two USB-A ports?

You need USB-C to USB-C or USB-C to Lightning cables for the three USB-C ports and standard USB-A cables for the two USB-A ports.

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