The Belkin 45W Dual USB-C Wall Charger is economical on outlet space, only taking up one outlet from a standard duplex wall outlet. For devices that can use Power Delivery and using the right cable, it charges those devices very quickly. It is small enough that I can easily fit it in my electronics kit that I take when I travel so I can use it on the road as well as at home.

I have used and reviewed a lot of chargers in my time. This little charger by Belkin is my new favorite. Here’s why: (check out my 📸📸 for a closer look)Pros 👍👍👍- Size: 1-3/4 x 1-3/8 x 1-3/8 inches.- Weight: 3.2 oz.- Ports: 2 x USB-C- Power: 45 watts from any one port or 25 + 20 when using both ports at the same time.- Tech: GaN, PD 3.0, and support for PPS.- Universal Input: 100-240 Volts.- Folding prongs is a must-have feature for me.- Perfect port labeling 👏- Fit and Finish: It’s a solid little cube that tapers on both ends with rounded corners, a matte finish (which reduces smudges), and a contrasting glossy front for a touch of pop! Excellent design🥇- Warranty: 2 years with a $2,500 warranty on connected devices from a reputable name brand 👏Cons 👎👎👎- To be honest, I can’t fault this little thing for much of anything!- It’s a little pricy but it compares well to others on the market. Personally, I wouldn’t buy the cheapest I could find, but the best I could afford!- Oh, the Belkin logo is printed on. I wish it was molded in (embossed or engraved) 🙃My Verdict 🧐This charger checks all the right boxes for me. It is an easy recommendation for most everyone: travelers, daily commuters, students, and coffeeshop goers. You simply can’t go wrong with this one!Disclaimers:1️⃣ I ended up returning the black color variant of this charger only to replace it with a white one, despite it costing me a couple of bucks more; hence the photos 😅2️⃣ While shopping for this charger, I compared it to the Anker 523 (model: A2039) and the Spigen GaN III 452. I considered dimensions (including weight), design, and overall value. While each charger I mentioned makes for a good alternative, this Belkin charger was my overall winner, with Spigen as the runner-up 🤓3️⃣ Why 45 watts? 🤔 In my experience, once you go above 45 watts, you end up with diminishing returns, trying to balance gains in charging speed with overheating and the risk of damaging your devices. I would say that 20 watts is plenty to quickly charge your iPhone and top off your iPad. 30 watts will keep your MacBook Air juiced up. 45 watts or greater is MacBook Pro territory.I hope my review has helped you make a more informed buying decision 👍😊✌️

Great product. Works as advertised.

Honestly I probably could have bought a more affordable adapter but I am wary of cheaper brands. I use this every night to charge my phone and it does the job quite well, no issues so far.

Me sorprendió la calidad de este producto es el mejor que he tenido