USB C Charger Block 60W 5 in 1 PD 3.0 QC 2A Blue Wall Plug Multiport Type C Charger
A 60 W five-port wall charger with three USB-C and two USB-A outlets delivers up to 25 W per USB-C port and 10 W per USB-A port for phones and tablets
- 60 W total output powers five devices at once
- PD 3.0 on three USB-C ports gives 25 W fast charging for iPhone 17 16 15 14 13 12 Pro Max
- Dual USB-C split shares 25 W between C1 and C2 for balanced multi-device charging
- Two USB-A ports deliver 10 W each or 15 W shared for legacy gear
- QC 2 A support adds speed for compatible Android phones and accessories
Five-port USB-C charger block
This 60 W wall charger provides three USB-C and two USB-A ports for simultaneous charging of phones, tablets and accessories. The blue housing plugs directly into a mains socket without a separate cable. It suits households or offices that need a single brick for multiple devices.
Per-port power delivery
Single-port use on C1 or C2 delivers up to 25 W, while C3 offers 20 W. Using C1 and C2 together splits the 25 W budget. Each USB-A port supplies 10 W alone, or 15 W shared when both are active. The supplier notes that 25 W is low for most laptops and recommends the block only for emergency computer charging.
Thermal and power behaviour
Total output is capped at 60 W, so the unit draws only what connected devices request. No fan is fitted; heat is dissipated through the plastic case during normal multi-device charging. The supplier makes no noise or temperature claims beyond standard wall-charger operation.
Highlights
- 60 W total output powers five devices at once
- PD 3.0 on three USB-C ports gives 25 W fast charging for iPhone 17 16 15 14 13 12 Pro Max
- Dual USB-C split shares 25 W between C1 and C2 for balanced multi-device charging
- Two USB-A ports deliver 10 W each or 15 W shared for legacy gear
- QC 2 A support adds speed for compatible Android phones and accessories
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 60 W rating mean when I plug in several devices?
The 60 W is the combined maximum across all five ports; when multiple ports are used the power is divided, so each device receives less than the single-port maximum.
What does PD 3.0 cap in practice?
PD 3.0 enables up to 25 W on a single USB-C port, and the charger will negotiate the highest power the connected device supports within that limit.
What does the blue wall plug need to fit a socket?
The unit has integrated fold-out prongs that plug directly into a standard AC outlet; no separate cable or mounting hardware is required.
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