Anker 20W Dual-Port Charger 2-Pack with 2 USB-C Cables Black A2348
Two-port 20W charger with USB-C and USB-A outputs, 15W shared, plus two 5 ft USB-C cables included
- Charge two devices at once with dual USB-C and USB-A ports
- 20 W maximum output from a single USB-C port for fast charging
- Compact design fits easily in a bag for travel
- Built-in overvoltage protection and temperature control safeguard devices
- Includes two 5 ft USB-C to USB-C cables in the box
Dual-Port 20W Charger with USB-C Cables
This two-pack delivers 20 W maximum output from a single USB-C port and 18 W from USB-A, supplying fast charging for iPhone 15 and 16 series, iPad Pro and Air models, and compatible Samsung phones. Each pack includes two 5 ft USB-C to USB-C cables so USB-C devices can be powered immediately.
Travellers needing one brick for phone and tablet
The compact, non-folding prongs keep the adapter small in a bag, while dual ports let a phone and tablet charge together at a combined 15 W. Buyers whose Lightning devices need USB-C to Lightning or USB-A to Lightning cables must supply those separately, and users wanting more than 20 W for larger laptops should look at higher-power chargers.
20 W single-port headroom and 15 W shared limit
One USB-C port handles 5 V 3 A, 9 V 2.22 A or 12 V 1.67 A for full-speed phone and tablet charging. When both ports are active each is limited to 5 V 1.5 A, so total output drops to 15 W and charge times increase for power-hungry devices.
Highlights
- Charge two devices at once with dual USB-C and USB-A ports
- 20 W maximum output from a single USB-C port for fast charging
- Compact design fits easily in a bag for travel
- Built-in overvoltage protection and temperature control safeguard devices
- Includes two 5 ft USB-C to USB-C cables in the box
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Do I need a separate USB-C to Lightning cable to charge my iPhone 14 with the USB-C port?
Yes, the included cables are USB-C to USB-C only. You must supply your own USB-C to Lightning cable for the USB-C port or a USB-A to Lightning cable for the USB-A port.
If I plug an iPad into the USB-C port and a phone into the USB-A port at the same time, what power does each port deliver?
When both ports are used together, each port is limited to 5V?1.5A for a combined total of 15W, lower than the single-port maximums.
How can I confirm the charger is delivering its maximum 20W to a compatible device?
Connect a single device to the USB-C port using the included cable; the device should indicate fast charging and draw up to 9V?2.22A or 12V?1.67A per the charger's specification.
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