65W GaN USB C Wall Charger Block,3 Port Ultra Thin Flat USB-C Charging Plug,Foldable USB Power Adapter for MacBook,iPhone 15/16,Samsung (White, 30w)

5 stars
Almost perfect not every port is PD for 65w

Small footprint, big benefits
Using the VPSUM flat charger it’s much easier to access an outlet in narrow spaces like behind a heavy table.For travel, it folds flat, nice and compact – fitting in the palm of your hand. With this single small package, it conserves space and simplifies charging multiple devices.There’s a warning about the device getting hot. I’ve noticed it maybe once and not a deal breaker for me.

Fits in my pocket
The VPSUN CT-1250 65W USB Wall Charger is about 5/8-inch thick and smaller than a standard credit card (see photo), so with the prongs folded it would easily fit in most pockets. The plug configuration lets it fit behind a picture or furniture, but the output ports on the end can make insertion and removal of USB cables while the charger is plugged in problematic at times. It seems a little less likely than most wall-mounted chargers to having the cables gradually pull it out of the wall socket.The input power can be 100-240V, 50-60Hz, 1A, so it is suitable for international travel if you have the right plug adapter. Reassuringly for a power supply, it has multiple safety test laboratories’ certification logos.The very brief instruction sheet mentions a 1-year warranty, but there is no contact information. The charger label names the manufacturer but, again, no contact information. The only contact information was a service contact email address on the product box (which most of us throw away without reading) — service at xtdpower dot com.The charger has an LED that indicates something, but I’m not sure what. The instructions are a bit cryptic: “The led (if available) indicates an existing power supply.” The LED is sometimes steady and sometimes slowly pulses, and it has at times been orange, green, or blue.Unlike some other multiple-port chargers, this charger’s USB-C ports seem to be interchangeable. Note that the maximum output for the USB-A port, though, is just 1A at 5V, or only 5W. That port is definitely not fast, but it might be a safe option for a very low-power device such as a smart watch.I tried the charger with a fairly new tablet and phone and with a couple of few-year-old Windows laptops, one at a time and in various combinations of connections to the three ports. I did not exceed about 50W total in any combination, according to an in-line USB power meter. Except when connected to the USB-A port, the devices all charged up about as fast as with other fast chargers.I like this charger: convenient form factor for wall mounting, and (except for that USB-A port) powerful for its size.

Little multi-port charging block is perfect for for travel
I recently obtained a multi-port charging block that I intended to use when traveling. It’s a very nice, 6 port charger and I gave it a very favorable review. But I’m probably going to end up using this VPSun multiport charging block instead in most of my travels. And the reasons why highlight the nice features of this device.First, this charging block is much smaller and lighter–it’s smaller than a credit card and about the thickness of a pack of gum. One could easily slip into a shirt or pants pocket, so fitting it into a carryon is no problem at all.Of course one reason that this charger is so much smaller and lighter than the other one I mentioned is that it has only 3 ports–two USB-C ports and one USB-A port. But most of the time this is all I’m likely to actually need, especially since I have a travel charging stand for my iPhone and watch. I plugged that stand into the VPSun charging block using one USB-C port and then connected my iPad to the other USB-C port and all three devices charged just fine (with a USB-A port to spare, in case anything else needed charging).But one of the most valuable features of this charger is that it has a built-in plug that folds into the charger. Consequently, one need not bring a cord along to plug in the charging block. Moreover, one really can carry this charger in a pocket without worrying about getting stabbed by the prongs of the plug–and when stashed in a carry-on, the charger is unlikely to scratch other objects or puncture the pockets or lining of the carry-on.So I view this charging block as the most useful one I have come across for travel purposes. It probably doesn’t have the power needed for most laptops, but for the many other devices that people tend to travel with, it is a convenient, lightweight solution that makes it unnecessary to carry multiple charging blocks or an additional power cord.