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Compact white GaN wall charger with single USB-C port and US plug prongs

ALOGIC

ALOGIC 30W Mini GaN Charger USB-C White US

SKU CH-KAG1-38F8Z

A 30 W USB-C GaN wall charger with a compact design and US plug

  • 30W output powers phones and tablets fast
  • Mini GaN design keeps the charger small and cool
  • Single USB-C port delivers up to 30W
  • White US plug fits standard North American outlets

30W Mini GaN Charger

The ALOGIC 30W Mini GaN Charger provides a single USB-C output in a compact white housing designed for US wall sockets. Gallium nitride technology allows higher efficiency and less heat than traditional silicon chargers. Travellers and daily commuters who want a lightweight power brick for phones, tablets or small laptops will appreciate the reduced bulk.

Single USB-C 30W Output

The charger delivers up to 30 watts through its sole USB-C port, so devices that need more power will charge slowly or not at all. Buyers who want to fast-charge a larger laptop or run multiple devices simultaneously should look for a multi-port unit with a higher total wattage.

Highlights

  • 30W output powers phones and tablets fast
  • Mini GaN design keeps the charger small and cool
  • Single USB-C port delivers up to 30W
  • White US plug fits standard North American outlets

Specifications

BrandALOGIC

Questions about this item

How fast will the 30 W output actually charge my phone or laptop?

The charger delivers up to 30 W over its single USB-C port, so a typical smartphone reaches full charge in about an hour while a small laptop tops up more slowly.

What does the USB-C port support and where is the practical limit?

The lone USB-C output is capped at 30 W, meaning it handles phones, tablets and ultraportables but cannot drive larger laptops or multiple devices at once.

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