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ONITOON 65W 6-Port USB-C Wall Charger 2-Pack 6-in-1 PD+QC Adapter iPhone 17/16/15/14/13/12/Pro
Two 65 W wall chargers each provide six ports with Power Delivery and Quick Charge 3.0 to fast-charge multiple devices at once
- TypeWall Charger
- 65 W total output powers six devices at once
- Two chargers in the pack cover home and travel needs
- USB-C port delivers up to 30 W for fast phone charging
- USB-A port supplies 3 A at 5 V for legacy gear
- Built-in safeguards protect every connected device
Two-pack 65W six-port charger
This pack supplies two 65W wall chargers, each with six USB ports for simultaneous charging. The combination delivers Power Delivery and Quick Charge 3.0 support across USB-C and USB-A outputs. Travellers, families or small offices can power multiple phones, tablets and accessories from a single socket.
Six-port layout with PD and QC
Each brick provides one USB-C port rated at 30W for single-port use and five additional ports sharing the remaining budget. The USB-A sockets supply up to 3A at 5V for legacy cables. Intelligent power distribution balances current across all connected devices to reduce overall charging time.
Users needing one compact multi-device solution
Ideal for anyone charging several iPhone models from the 7 through the 17 series plus iPads at once. Not suited for buyers who require higher single-port wattage for large laptops, need fewer than six ports in a smaller form factor, or want a single charger rather than a twin pack.
Highlights
- 65 W total output powers six devices at once
- Two chargers in the pack cover home and travel needs
- USB-C port delivers up to 30 W for fast phone charging
- USB-A port supplies 3 A at 5 V for legacy gear
- Built-in safeguards protect every connected device
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the USB-C ports still deliver 30 W each after months of daily use?
Each USB-C port is rated for 30 W single-port output and the total unit budget is 65 W; normal daily use does not change these ratings.
When six devices are connected at once, which limit appears first — total power or port current?
The 65 W total ceiling is reached before any individual port hits its maximum, so power is shared across all six ports.
Does the brick get hot or noisy when all six ports are loaded for hours?
The charger has no fan; it relies on passive cooling and built-in safeguards that throttle output if temperatures rise during sustained full-load operation.
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