CIQILY 20W Dual Port USB-C PD QC 3.0 Wall Charger
A dual-port wall charger delivering 20W via USB-C PD and 18W via USB-A QC 3.0, with FCC-CE certification and over-current, over-heat and over-charge protection
- Charge two devices at once with dual USB-C and USB-A ports
- Reach 60 % battery in 30 minutes via 20 W Power Delivery
- Certified FCC and CE with over-current, over-voltage and over-temperature protection
- Works with iPhone 16 to 8, Galaxy S24 to S8, Pixel 9 to 4 and more
- Fire-resistant shell and smart IC deliver stable, safe power
Dual-Port 20W Charger for Phones
This CIQILY wall charger delivers up to 20W through its USB-C Power Delivery port and 18W via the USB-A Quick Charge 3.0 port. It is built for owners of recent iPhone, Samsung Galaxy or Google Pixel handsets who want a single compact brick that can fast-charge two devices at once.
USB-C PD 3.0 Port with 20W Maximum Output
The USB-C port supplies up to 20W using Power Delivery 3.0, which is the single figure that determines whether your phone will charge at its rated fast-charge speed. If your device requires more than 20W, this charger will not reach its peak rate.
Charges Two Handsets Simultaneously at Full Speed
With 20W on the Type-C port and 18W on the USB-A port, the adapter can fast-charge an iPhone 15 and a Galaxy S24 at the same time. It runs out of headroom for laptops, tablets or any device that needs more than 20W from a single port.
Highlights
- Charge two devices at once with dual USB-C and USB-A ports
- Reach 60 % battery in 30 minutes via 20 W Power Delivery
- Certified FCC and CE with over-current, over-voltage and over-temperature protection
- Works with iPhone 16 to 8, Galaxy S24 to S8, Pixel 9 to 4 and more
- Fire-resistant shell and smart IC deliver stable, safe power
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 20W output deliver in a real charging session?
The dual-port design supplies up to 20W total, letting a compatible phone reach about 60% charge in 30 minutes and running up to four times faster than a 5W adapter.
How do the USB-C PD 3.0 and USB-A QC 3.0 ports limit simultaneous charging?
Both ports can operate at full speed together, with the Type-C port providing 20W PD and the USB-A port delivering 18W QC 3.0 without throttling each other.
What wall outlet and cable requirements does the charger have?
It plugs directly into a standard AC socket and uses a fire-resistant plastic shell; you only need a USB-C or USB-A cable that matches your device.
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