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No Sew 40W 4-Port USB Charger (2×USB-C 20W, 2×USB-A 3.1A)
Charges four devices at once with 40 W total output, including two 20 W USB-C ports that reach 50 % in 30 minutes and two 3.1 A USB-A ports, all protected by smart IC safety technology
- Charge 4 devices at once with 40W total output
- 20W USB-C ports charge iPhone 16 to 50% in 30 minutes
- 2 USB-A ports deliver 3.1A each for accessories
- Intelligent power allocation across all 4 ports
- Built-in safeguards stop charging when battery is full
Multi-port 40W charger for phones and tablets
This 40W wall charger supplies four ports — two USB-C at 20W each and two USB-A at 3.1A each — so you can charge a phone, a tablet and two accessories from one outlet. Total output is shared intelligently across all connected devices. It replaces several single-port bricks and reduces cable clutter at home or in the office.
Suits users with mixed USB-C and USB-A gear
Travellers and desk users who carry a modern phone plus older headphones, a watch or a power bank will benefit from the port mix. Buyers who need more than 40W total for a laptop and several high-draw devices simultaneously should look at a higher-wattage unit. The charger has no built-in cable, so you must supply your own leads.
40W shared across four ports
Each USB-C port can deliver up to 20W, enough to take a compatible phone from 0 to 50% in about 30 minutes. When four devices are attached the 40W budget is divided, so charge rates drop for each device. The USB-A ports top out at 3.1A for legacy accessories. The brick stops automatically when batteries are full.
Highlights
- Charge 4 devices at once with 40W total output
- 20W USB-C ports charge iPhone 16 to 50% in 30 minutes
- 2 USB-A ports deliver 3.1A each for accessories
- Intelligent power allocation across all 4 ports
- Built-in safeguards stop charging when battery is full
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What cables do I need to use the two USB-C 20 W ports?
Use a USB-C to USB-C cable for USB-C devices or a USB-C to Lightning cable for iPhone 16, 15, 14 models to get the full 20 W fast charge.
Will the USB-A ports still charge my older phone that only takes 5 V 1 A?
Yes, the smart IC detects the device and delivers up to 3.1 A per USB-A port, so a 1 A phone charges at its normal speed.
How can I confirm the charger is delivering the advertised 40 W total when four devices are plugged in?
All four ports stay active and devices show charging indicators; the built-in safeguards stop power only when a battery reaches full.
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