High-performance gallium nitride (GaN) charger
Compatible with phones, tablets, laptops and other USB-C devices
Up to 60W of Power Delivery (PD) in a single USB-C port
Up to 18W of Qualcomm Quick Charge in a single USB-A port
Dual USB-A and USB-C charging ports
Intelligent power distribution maximises charging efficiency
Accurate limited current output
Under/overcurrent, over-temperature and short circuit protection
Convenient compact design
Does anyone know if the 68W model will charge a HP Elitebook or does HP have some restrictions on charger use?
I can use my Belkin 45w to charge HP Elitebook. I think this one should be fine at 60w without restriction.
charges my macbook air on usb-c ……
Please tell me why I desperately need this? This is a significant piece of tech because…?
It's high output with a low footprint.
If you have a device that can use the 60w port then it can charge a lot faster.
Some devices released in past 2-3 years have faster charging standards now such as the flagship and high end phones released in the past 2 years.
So you dont desperately need this unless you have a device that can use the 60w port.
I personally need this so i can get the full charge speed for a new phone.
has in indicator light so you do t try and charge and find power switch was turned off …
Anyone tried this on Legion 5 or similar?
I'm worried that it will only charge off ≥65W.
The Kogan charger doesn't look very GaN as eyeballing the photo the footprint look rather large… almost an apple charger size
looks like the belkin GaN
Belkin one has 2 usb c ports, this has usb a and c
i own 2 of these great charger for the money if you don’t need to pay delivery …..
Got the belkin one from goodguys commercial @ $44 for peace of mind. Can't trust kogan to fast charge my MacBook and galaxy without any damage
12 bucks for delivery . eeek
It’s only $7.95 postage on Kogan eBay page
Bought one 68W and one 30W, thanks a lot OP. This pair should cover my daily use very well. One PITA is that the iPhones still use lightning cables…