Rekavin 40W Multi USB and USB-C Charger Plug (UK fast charge, dual USB-C + dual USB-A) for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch
Product description
What it is and why people buy it
This Rekavin 40W multi USB and USB-C charger plug is designed for one simple problem: having too many leads and not enough power outlets. Instead of using a separate charger for every gadget, the idea here is to plug in once and charge multiple devices at the same time.
On paper, it’s aimed at iPhone users (including iPhone Pro models across several generations), plus iPad models and an Apple Watch. The charger is built around a Type-C (USB-C) focus with Power Delivery and also includes Quick Charge 3.0 on its ports, which is meant to speed things up compared with the old 5W brick many people still have in a drawer.
That “multiport” angle is the real selling point: dual USB-C ports alongside dual USB-A ports, with a maximum total output of 40W. If you regularly top up a phone, tablet and watch in one go, that can genuinely cut down on daily faffing.
Key points
If you’re tired of rotating chargers around the house, this plug charger is built for simultanous charging. It combines USB-C and USB-A in a single adapter, so you’re not forced into using only one cable type.
The other thing to note is the speed claim. For iPhone series devices, it’s stated to provide full 20W, which is positioned as up to around three times faster than a typical 5W charger. Whether you see that exact uplift depends heavily on the specific iPhone model and whether you’re using the appropriate port and compatible cable, but the intent is clear: faster, not just “it charges”.
The essentials (ports, power and day-to-day use)
The charger head comes with 4 ports total: dual USB-C and dual USB-A. That means up to four devices can charge at once, as long as they’re connected with compatible leads.
In practical terms, it suits everyday routines. For example, you might come home, plug in your phone via USB-C, charge a second device (another phone or a small accessory) via USB-A, and add your watch charging cable — all from the same wall adapter. It’s not perfect (shared power across multiple devices can change how quickly each one charges), but for households with mixed charging needs, it’s a neat consolidation.
What stands out (and what could disappoint)
Where it shines is convenience and reduced clutter. A multiport charger like this tends to be most useful in kitchens, bedside tables, home offices, and travel bags where you want fewer bricks.
The second strong point is the stated safety approach. It includes intelligent protection circuitry to help safeguard against over-voltage, over-current and over-heating. For something you’ll leave plugged in regularly, that kind of protection is worth paying attention to.
That said, there are a couple of limitations you should keep in mind. First, multiport chargers can share power, so charging four devices at once may not deliver the same “fast charge” feel as charging a single device. Second, the compatibility list is broad, but the description doesn’t spell out exact iPhone charging speeds for every combination of device + port + number of devices connected. If you’re chasing a specific maximum speed for a particular setup, you’ll want to be a bit cautious.
Tech specs
- Type: USB-C and USB-A charger plug
- Output power: maximum total 40W
- Ports: dual USB-C + dual USB-A (4 ports total)
- Charging standards mentioned: Power Delivery (PD) and Quick Charge 3.0
- Power for iPhone series (as stated): full 20W when charging iPhone series devices
- Protection: intelligent protection circuitry for over-voltage, over-current and over-heating
- Colour: white
- In the pack: 40W USB-C plug for iPhone x1
Compatibility & requirements
The description states universal compatibility with a range of Apple devices, including many iPhone models (across iPhone 6/7/8/SE and up through various 11/12/13/14/15/16 and iPhone 17 series), plus iPad models such as iPad Pro, Air and Mini, and Apple Watch series devices.
However, it’s sensible to double-check two things before buying: that your device supports charging over the relevant cable/port type (USB-C vs USB-A) and that you’re using a compatible cable that can carry the needed power. The listing does not include cable details, so if you only own older charging leads, the best results may not be guaranteed.
Pros
- Multiport design: dual USB-C and dual USB-A for charging multiple devices at once
- Up to 40W total power (useful for a single-brick “home base”)
- Intended speed boost for iPhone series devices via stated 20W output
- Intelligent protection circuitry mentioned for over-voltage, over-current and over-heating
- Helps reduce charger clutter by consolidating interfaces into one plug
When it makes sense (and who should avoid it)
It makes sense if you want one charger to cover a mixed setup: an iPhone plus a second device that may still use USB-A, and perhaps an iPad or Apple Watch charging routine.
It may not suit you if you only charge one device and already have a good, reliable fast charger that matches your exact needs. In that case, buying a multiport adapter can be overkill.
It’s also a slightly less straightforward choice if you’re very speed-focused with a particular device and want consistent maximum charging performance regardless of how many other devices are plugged in at the same time. Multiport charging is convenient, but shared power can change the experience.
Final verdict
A 40W multi USB and USB-C charger like this is a practical buy when you value convenience and want fewer wall chargers — especially if you’ve got Apple devices with different cable types in the same household. The stated 20W for iPhone series charging, plus PD and Quick Charge 3.0 support, gives it more purpose than a basic adapter.
You may want to skip it if you’re chasing one specific, guaranteed maximum speed in a complicated multi-device setup. In most everyday scenarios, though, it’s the kind of charger that earns its place because it reduces clutter and keeps your routine moving.
Mini FAQ
Is this charger good for charging an iPhone fast?
The description says it provides full 20W for iPhone series devices, supported by Power Delivery and Quick Charge 3.0. Real-world results can vary with your iPhone model and which port/cable you use.
Can it charge multiple devices at the same time?
Yes. It features 4 ports in total (dual USB-C + dual USB-A) and is described as enabling simultaneous fast charging, with a maximum total output of 40W.
Does it protect against overheating and electrical issues?
It’s stated to include intelligent protection circuitry for over-voltage, over-current and over-heating.
What’s in the box?
The listing states you get the 40W USB-C plug for iPhone (x1).
Will it work with iPad and Apple Watch?
The description claims compatibility with certain iPad models (Pro/Air/Mini) and Apple Watch series devices, alongside many iPhone models. It’s still worth checking your exact device and cable setup before relying on maximum charging behaviour.