USB C Travel Charger, imuto PPS Mini 30W Super Fast Charging, GaN Type C Compact PD Charger Block for Galaxy S22/Ultra/S21, Note 20/10, iPhone 13/12/Pro/Pro Max, Google, Pixel, iPad, MacBook Air…

I didn’t test it with a multimeter or anytning but this charges my 30w battery bank faster than other chargers.

I use this on my Pixel 7 Pro phone which has a large battery. My phone allows me to choose between rapid charge or trickle charge. I usually use the rapid charge. This little device will fully charge my phone from flat to 100% in under one hour. When I'm using my phone and rapid charging at the same time the cube can get rather warm, so make sure It is in a ventilated area and off flammable bedding etc. The cord is extra long so you don't have to be hugging a wall socket to use the phone while charging. The cube is only about one inch all round so very easy to carry around. I'd highly recommend.

Great build quality

I purchased this charger to for my DJI mini 3 pro which like other manufacturers doesn't include a charger. Does it work? Yes. Is it actually putting out 30 watts? Unfortunately, I have no way of measuring the output of the charger. I can only go by the blinking LED lights on my DJI charging cradle that indicates fast charging vs standard charging.According to DJI:If used with a standard DJI 30W USB-C Charger:[When charging DJI Mini 3 Pro Intelligent Flight Battery]It will take 57 minutes to fully charge one single battery (using the DJI Mini 3 Pro Two-Way Charging Hub).This charger was very close to DJI's specifications for charging a battery so I'd have to say it is within the rated specifications.My only negative is the price is a little high at $24.99 compared to DJI's 30W USB-C Charger at $19. Otherwise it's a good compact charger that does the job.

Compact, light, and durable.

I have been a huge huge fan of iMuto products since 2018 when I purchased their 20000mAh and 30000mAh external battery packs for my devices. I actually did not know they made their own AC chargers, but I am thrilled that they do! I have been using an AUKEY 60w USB-C PD charger for almost 2 years now, but one of the prongs snapped off so I needed a replacement. I had no real use for another USB C charger that goes up to 60w since I have an Apple one for my iPad and MacBook and the iPhone charges at a max of 27w, so after a few minutes of toilet scrolling, I came across the iMuto one.Considering how much I enjoyed their customer service and their battery packs, I figured I had to go for it. I'm glad I did! The build quality is quite nice and the overall dimensions are nearly identical to the 5w Apple adapters but this (allegedly) charges at 30w, which is better than the competing product from Anker.This is my bedside charger, and I am happy to report that neither the brick nor my phone heat up during or after overnight charging, which was really the biggest thing for me.

3/20/23 update: stopped working completely. Got roughly 4 months of life out of it.Only used for one night will update in a few weeks.Update: After using it for several days, it stopped fast charging and only rapid charges which takes around 2 hours for a full charge. Also, it messes up my keyboard and makes it hard to type when I'm using the charger.

The little adapter plug is a fast charging the cable I had to go get from a local store cuz it's not your typical cable that you use to charge your cell phone with The C port is correct it's a opposite end that goes into the adapter it definitely charges the pixel 6 Google cell phone fast overall I am pleased with it price wise no complaints here