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KTHall 60W 5-Port USB-C Charger

SKU CH-GJ6F-X6ECZ

A 60W five-port wall charger with three USB-C and two USB-A ports delivers up to 30W per USB-C port and 3.1A on USB-A for fast charging multiple phones, tablets and laptops at once

  • Charge five devices at once with 60 W total output
  • USB-C ports deliver up to 30 W each for fast charging
  • USB-A ports supply 3.1 A at 5 V for legacy gear
  • Built-in protection guards against over-current, over-voltage, short circuit and overheating
  • Compact brick design suits travel and business trips

60W 5-Port USB-C Charger

The KTHall 60W 5-Port USB-C Charger delivers up to 60W total output across three USB-C and two USB-A ports, letting you charge up to five devices at once. It supports Power Delivery and Quick Charge 3.0 for compatible phones, tablets and lightweight laptops. The compact brick suits travellers and desk users who want one adapter for mixed USB-C and USB-A gear.

PD and QC 3.0 Power Limits

The charger shares a 60W pool across all active ports, so a single USB-C port can draw up to 30W while USB-A ports supply 5V/3.1A each. When multiple devices connect, the 60W budget splits automatically, which may reduce per-port speed below the single-port maximum. Quick Charge 3.0 operates on supported USB-A devices only.

Check Port Mix and Cable Rating

Verify how many USB-C versus USB-A devices you plan to charge simultaneously, because the 60W total is shared across all five ports. Ensure your USB-C cables support the wattage your devices request, especially for laptops that may need higher single-port power. Confirm each device accepts PD or QC 3.0 to use the fast-charge modes.

Highlights

  • Charge five devices at once with 60 W total output
  • USB-C ports deliver up to 30 W each for fast charging
  • USB-A ports supply 3.1 A at 5 V for legacy gear
  • Built-in protection guards against over-current, over-voltage, short circuit and overheating
  • Compact brick design suits travel and business trips

Specifications

BrandKTHall

Questions about this item

Should I pick the 60W 5-port version or a higher-wattage model for my iPhone 15 and iPad?

The 60W 5-port charger delivers up to 30W from a single USB-C port, enough for fast charging an iPhone 15 and maintaining an iPad during use.

What does the 60W total actually give me when I plug in my MacBook Air and phone together?

With a MacBook Air on one USB-C port and a phone on another, the 60W budget splits dynamically; the MacBook can draw up to 30W while the phone takes its share from the remaining ports.

How do the USB-C Power Delivery and Quick Charge 3.0 ports limit charging speed for my Samsung Galaxy S24?

The USB-C ports support Power Delivery up to 30W per port, and the USB-A ports offer Quick Charge 3.0; your Galaxy S24 will negotiate the fastest rate both standards allow.

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