USB-C Wall Charger 45W

When your phone needs a top-up at a desk or bedside, this dual-port USB-C wall charger offers a way to power two devices from one outlet. It comes with two 6-foot USB-C-to-USB-C cables, so you can keep one where you charge most and use the other elsewhere. The charger’s total output is up to 45W, split between a 35W port and a 10W port. That setup is most useful when one device can use the higher-output port and you want a second charging connection nearby.

Quick overview

The included cables and two ports make this more practical than a single-port adapter if you regularly charge a phone alongside another device. The product description lists support for Samsung Galaxy models including the S26, S25 Ultra, Z Fold7, Z Flip5, C55, A52, A17, W26, and W25 Flip. It also describes the adapter as UL certified and says it has overvoltage protection. The cables have an intelligent chip that matches current to the connected device, according to the listing.

The power split matters more than the 45W headline: one port supplies up to 35W, while the other supplies up to 10W. It suits you if you want a bundled charger and longer cables for everyday charging in more than one spot. Keep in mind that charging two devices at once puts the charger into slow-charging mode, so the second port is more useful for convenience than for keeping both devices charging at their fastest rate.

Best use cases

This setup makes sense for a bedside table, shared workspace, or other spot where two USB-C devices might need power at the same time. For example, you could connect a phone to the 35W port while using the 10W port for another device, with the included cables reaching farther than a short cord would. The exact charging speed depends on the connected device, the listing does not provide device-by-device charging times.

If you mainly need to charge one device as quickly as its own charging limits allow, a single-port charger may be a more direct choice. This one is geared toward having two ports and two cables ready, not maintaining maximum speed across both connections at once.

Tips for day-to-day use

Use the 35W port for the device you want to prioritize, and reserve the 10W port for the second connection. Since both included cables are USB-C to USB-C, check that the devices you plan to charge use a USB-C charging port. For a single device, the second port can simply remain unused, there is no need to connect two devices just because the charger supports it.

The listing names specific Samsung phones and foldables, but it does not give a full compatibility list for other brands or device types. If you’re buying it for a device outside the models mentioned, confirm that device’s USB-C charging requirements before relying on the advertised fast-charging capability.

Practical doubts

How many cables come with the charger? Two USB-C-to-USB-C cables, each listed as 6 feet long.

Can it charge two devices at once? Yes. The adapter has two ports, but the listing says it switches to slow charging when both are in use.

Is the 45W output available from each port? No. The described split is up to 35W from one port and up to 10W from the other, for up to 45W total.

Final verdict

Choose this charger if you want two USB-C ports, two longer included cables, and a setup that can handle a phone plus another device from one wall outlet. It is less compelling if your priority is fast charging on two devices simultaneously, since the product description says charging slows when both ports are occupied. The 35W/10W split is the key detail to weigh before buying, particularly if you expect both connections to perform alike.