Purple 60W 5-port USB-C charger PD 3.0 QC 2A
A purple 60 W wall charger with three USB-C ports up to 25 W each and two USB-A ports sharing 15 W, totalling five ports for phones and tablets
- Five ports deliver 60W total output for multi-device charging
- USB-C ports provide up to 25W each for fast phone charging
- USB-A ports supply 10W each or share 15W combined
- PD 3.0 and QC support enable rapid charging for compatible devices
- Compact purple wall plug powers iPhone, iPad, Samsung and AirPods simultaneously
Five-port USB-C charger
This purple wall charger delivers up to 60W across three USB-C and two USB-A ports. It supports PD 3.0 and QC 2A fast-charging protocols for phones, tablets and accessories. The compact block suits travellers and multi-device households needing one plug for several gadgets. It is not intended for laptops that require higher sustained power.
60W shared across five ports
Single-port use on C1 or C2 provides 25W, while C3 alone delivers 20W. Using C1 and C2 together splits the 25W between them. Each USB-A port offers 10W alone, or 15W shared when both are active. Total output remains capped at 60W, so charging five devices simultaneously reduces per-port speed. The charger cannot meet the needs of most laptops beyond emergency top-ups.
Thermals and noise in daily use
The gallium-nitride design runs cool during typical phone and tablet charging sessions. No audible fan or coil whine is present under normal loads. Power draw from the wall matches the combined device demand up to the 60W limit. The enclosure stays comfortable to touch even when multiple ports are active.
Highlights
- Five ports deliver 60W total output for multi-device charging
- USB-C ports provide up to 25W each for fast phone charging
- USB-A ports supply 10W each or share 15W combined
- PD 3.0 and QC support enable rapid charging for compatible devices
- Compact purple wall plug powers iPhone, iPad, Samsung and AirPods simultaneously
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 25 W from C1 or C2 charge my iPhone 16 Pro Max quickly while an older iPad draws power from C3?
Yes, C1 and C2 share 25 W total and C3 delivers 20 W, so both devices fast-charge together.
How can I confirm each port is delivering its rated output after plugging everything in?
Check the device screen for a fast-charge badge or use a USB-C power meter on C1, C2, C3, A1 and A2 to verify 25 W, 20 W and 10 W respectively.
Does the purple 60 W block include any cables or do I need to supply my own USB-C and USB-A leads?
The box contains only the charger; USB-C and USB-A cables must be purchased separately.
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