Samsung USB C Charger 25W 3m cable pack

This dual-pack USB‑C charger set brings convenient, faster charging to modern Android phones with a pair of 25W plugs and two extra-long 3 metre Type‑C cables. It is useful for bedside charging, sofa use or backseat top-ups where the outlet is distant from your device and you want a reliable, quicker charge when time is tight.

Key Points

The set includes two 25W USB‑C wall plugs and two 3 metre USB‑C to USB‑C cables, so you can charge two devices at once or keep a spare cable at home. According to the manufacturer, the charger supports PD 3.0, PPS and QC 4.0 protocols for fast charging compatible devices. The long cables make it easy to use a phone while charging from a wall socket across the room, offering more freedom than standard short leads. Safety features are built in to reduce the risk of overheating, over-current and overcharging, and the unit stops charging once the battery reaches full capacity.

Technical Specifications

• Name: USB C Charger 2-Pack (25W) with 3M Cables
• Output power: 25W per plug
• Cable length: 3 metres each
• Supported protocols: PD 3.0, PPS, QC 4.0
• Quantity: 2 plugs and 2 USB‑C to USB‑C cables
• Compatibility note: works with USB‑C Android phones including Galaxy S and Note series and many other USB‑C devices, according to the manufacturer

Advantages

Using longer cables means you can keep charging while sitting comfortably without being tied to the socket. The 25W output offers noticeably faster top-ups for compatible phones, for example achieving around 60% in the first 30 minutes according to the manufacturer’s claims. Having two complete charger-and-cable pairs reduces the need to move accessories between rooms and is handy for households with several USB‑C devices.

Usage Recommendations

Plug one of the 25W adapters into a standard UK socket and connect the 3 metre cable to your phone to charge and use the device at the same time. For the fastest charging, use with compatible phones that support PD 3.0, PPS or QC 4.0. Consider that the full speed depends on both the phone’s charging acceptance and the cable condition, so a device that does not support these protocols will charge at its normal rate.