VOLTME 30W USB C Charger (GaN III Tech), USB-C Power Adapter, Mini Type C Wall Charger, PD3.0 PPS Fast Charge for iPhone 14 13 12 11 Mini Pro Max Plus, Samsung, MacBook Air, iPad Pro, Pixel (Green)

Volume 33w charger This little charger is significantly smaller than even Apple’s own OEM 20w charger. In fact, it’s more powerful and yet much smaller. ALL OF THE PROTOCOLS are supported that is listed on this charger. (See test images) Comes in assorted colors too and for the price, it’s much better deal than the OEM apple 20w charger. Rest assured you are getting a genuine 33watt charger. Not a fake one like so many listed on Amazon. For the price and performance after testing, this is a solid 5-star charger. The only thing I’d like to see it support is a foldable outlet prong. Otherwise, it’s still amazing they can fit so much power in a small little package like this. After conducting some charging tests on many devices (iPads, iPhones, etc), the GaN charger does not get HOT at all. Luke warm to warm at touch but nothing to note. A well made product!

Definitely a good value at its current price $12, it was previously $10 for a while and I own many. Would recommend this over Ankers 30w version

This thing charges my iphone in a quarter of the time the oem charging took. My iphone 13 Max Pro was charge to 80 percent in about 20 minutes and I usually on charge it to 80 percent. It also works with my ipad and even non apple products.

Charges quickly remains cool

I love it. Charges fast. Easy to travel with.

I took a chance on this random brand because it was on sale and because it was ostensibly a 30W GaN charger. First impressions are good. It didnt self-immolate when plugged in; it charged an iPad Pro quickly and without any drama. The charger became warm but not too hot to touch. Some of the other VOLTME charger bricks have foldable prongs but this one has fixed prongs. From a size perspective, it is ever so slightly larger (length/width) than an Anker 511 Nano 3 30W charger. However, the depth of the charger (from tip of prongs to USB-C port) is shorter than the Nano 3. If it holds up it will be well-worth the price I paid (which was ~ 50% off list.) I also included a snapshot of the backside of the charger, where all the print is. Interestingly, the QR code generates a bunch of text including the model # and stuff -- googling it resulted in no results, which I found suspect. UPDATE: I charged a laptop that contains a 6000 mAh battery and the charger was hot to touch. However, this was no different from the Anker GaN Nano referenced above - they were both equally hot to touch. Not burning hot, but certainly more than just warm. I do not think this will be problematic because I think this is how these chargers behave.

I was highly skeptical after buying multiple fast chargers on Amazon that failed to deliver more than 10W. But this charger is actually fast, small and doesnt get hot (only slightly warm). See the photo for power consumption when charging an iPhone 12 Pro Max.

The adapter is small, but with considerable heft, which Im attributing to its robust internals. There is no indicator light on the unit, which I prefer, my device will tell me if its charging so I dont need the plug to shine some bright LED to inform me of what I already know. Keep dark rooms dark. For charging capability, I dont have the ability to put any voltage/amperage assessment to it, but I can confidently state that devices Ive used it with charge ~25% quicker than many of my other newer adapters, and more than twice as fast as older (>1yr) adapters. This is a huge improvement that allows me to top up a device much quicker than other options. Very pleased.

This has lightning fast charging ability. Using the same cord this connection charge faster than others. Nice design an sturdy

I like that this charging block is more compact than others. My iPhone was at 25% and was fully charged in 30 minutes - works great!