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Compact white wall charger with two USB-C and two USB-A ports

ONITOON

ONITOON 60W 4-Port USB-C PD/QC 3.0 Wall Charger

SKU CH-SYVZ-A3TYC

Four-port wall charger delivers up to 60W total power with dual USB-C PD and dual USB-A QC 3.0 ports for simultaneous fast charging

  • TypeWall Charger
  • Charges iPhone 17 Pro Max to 68% in 30 minutes
  • 60W total output powers four devices at once
  • Dual USB-C ports each deliver up to 30W
  • Two USB-A ports share 3.1A at 5V for legacy gear
  • Supports Power Delivery and Quick Charge 3.0 protocols

What this charger delivers

This ONITOON wall charger supplies up to 60W total output through two USB-C ports and two USB-A ports. Each USB-C port can provide up to 30W while the USB-A ports deliver 3.1A at 5V. It supports Power Delivery and Quick Charge 3.0 for compatible phones and tablets.

Who this suits and who it does not

Travellers and multi-device owners who want a single compact brick for phones, tablets and accessories will appreciate the four-port layout. Buyers who need more than 60W total power for larger laptops or simultaneous high-wattage devices should look at higher-output chargers.

Installation and common pitfalls

Plug the unit into any standard AC outlet and connect cables — no drivers or configuration are required. The most frequent issue is expecting full 60W from a single port; the 30W per USB-C limit means two laptops charging together will share the total budget.

Highlights

  • Charges iPhone 17 Pro Max to 68% in 30 minutes
  • 60W total output powers four devices at once
  • Dual USB-C ports each deliver up to 30W
  • Two USB-A ports share 3.1A at 5V for legacy gear
  • Supports Power Delivery and Quick Charge 3.0 protocols

Specifications

TypeWall Charger

Questions about this item

What cables do I need to use both USB-C ports at their 30W maximum?

You need USB-C to USB-C cables rated for Power Delivery at 30W or higher; the charger supplies the power, the cable must carry it.

Will my older iPhone 11 charge at full speed from the USB-A ports?

Yes, the USB-A ports deliver 3.1A at 5V, which matches the iPhone 11’s maximum wired charging rate.

How can I confirm each port is delivering its rated output after I plug everything in?

Use a USB power meter on each port; the USB-C ports should show up to 30W and the USB-A ports 3.1A at 5V under load.

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