Case Logic
Case Logic CLOPW3103BK 3.1A Dual USB-A and USB-C Wall Charger
Charges two devices simultaneously with a 2.1A USB-C port and a 1A USB-A port for 3.1A total output
- Charge two devices simultaneously with dual USB-A and USB-C ports
- 1 A USB-C output powers tablets and smartphones
- 1 A USB-A port supports legacy accessories
- 1 A combined current keeps both ports running at speed
- Compact wall design fits tight outlets and travel bags
Dual-port wall charger for phone and tablet
The Case Logic CLOPW3103BK delivers a combined 3.1 A from one USB-C port rated at 2.1 A and one USB-A port rated at 1 A. Both ports operate simultaneously so a smartphone and a tablet can charge from a single wall outlet. The compact adapter suits travellers and desk users who want fewer bricks.
Users needing two ports with mixed connector types
Households with both legacy USB-A cables and newer USB-C devices gain a single charger that serves both without dongles. Buyers whose devices demand higher current per port or who require more than two simultaneous connections should consider a multi-port desktop charger instead.
3.1 A total output across two ports
The 2.1 A USB-C port comfortably handles most tablets and fast-charging phones, while the 1 A USB-A port suits older accessories and overnight top-ups. When both ports are loaded the shared 3.1 A budget is divided, so peak speed on one port drops if the other draws heavily.
Highlights
- Charge two devices simultaneously with dual USB-A and USB-C ports
- 1 A USB-C output powers tablets and smartphones
- 1 A USB-A port supports legacy accessories
- 1 A combined current keeps both ports running at speed
- Compact wall design fits tight outlets and travel bags
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What devices do I need that can charge from a USB Type-A or USB Type-C port to use this wall charger?
You need devices that accept power through a USB Type-A or USB Type-C port, such as smartphones or tablets, because the charger only provides those two output interfaces.
Will my older phone that only has a USB Type-A cable still charge from the USB Type-C port on this charger?
No, the USB Type-C port requires a USB Type-C cable; you must use the USB Type-A port with your existing USB Type-A cable to charge that phone.
How can I confirm both ports are delivering power after I plug the charger into the wall?
Connect a device to each port and verify that both devices show a charging indicator, since the charger supplies up to 2.1 A from the USB Type-C port and 1 A from the USB Type-A port simultaneously.
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