SJÖSS USB-C Fast Chargers: 30W 1-Port $10, 45W 2-Port $25 + Delivery ($5 C&C under $50 Spend/ $0 In-Store) @ IKEA

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New release in Australia. Pronounced 'Hoose'. Supports the latest fast charging technology. Phones, tablets and most low power laptops.

SJÖSS 30W $10 - https://www.ikea.com/au/en/p/sjoess-30w-1-port-usb-charger-f…
SJÖSS 45W $25 - https://www.ikea.com/au/en/p/sjoess-45w-2-port-usb-charger-f…

Ikea makes ok products me thinks. Don't think this one will burn your house down.

A) 30W $10 / 45W $25 for the charger from the store in person (not click and collect).

B) Postage option ranges between $5 and $29 (depending on delivery location) for as many chargers as you want.

C) Click and Collect option slugs a $5 fee if your cart is less than $50 so add more stuff or even buy multiple chargers to reach $50 in cart to waive the $5 C/C fee.

Description:

SJÖSS 30W USB-C 1 Port charger.

  1. USB-C 3A/30W.
  2. Power Delivery (PD 3.0)
  3. Quick Charge (QC4+)
  4. Programmable Power Supply (PPS).
  5. Charger operating temperature: 5°C to 35°C (41°F - 95°F).
  6. Comes with built-in over-current protection, short-circuit protection and over-heating protection.

SJÖSS 45W USB-C 2 Port charger.

  1. Dual USB-C 3A/45W.
  2. One USB-C outlet in use – 45W, Two USB-C outlets in use – 22W each port.
  3. Power Delivery (PD 3.0)
  4. Quick Charge (QC4+)
  5. Programmable Power Supply (PPS).
  6. Charger operating temperature: 5°C to 35°C (41°F - 95°F).
  7. Comes with built-in over-current protection, short-circuit protection and over-heating protection.

Tear down video (Euro Model): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIk8dE5cA7E

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Comments

  • +6
  • +5

    45W for $25 is also good value for those who need faster charging

    • Oh you beat me to my comment below.

  • +1

    Also available. SJÖSS 45W Dual USB C. One USB-C outlet in use – 45W, and two USB-C outlets in use – 22W. https://www.ikea.com/au/en/p/sjoess-45w-2-port-usb-charger-f…

  • +12

    Sjöss meaning "sea (C)" in Swedish. Quite funny as a Swede looking at their naming. LADDA meaning charge which i think most ozbargainers having a few of. BILLY meaning cheap. Lots is also just places around Sweden.

    • I know "Sjöss" is pronounced nothing like OP's "hoose". No idea why IKEA would choose this word for a common household item when 99.9% of people would not pronounce it even remotely close.

      • lol yeah 'hoose' is not even close

    • Billy Skate?

  • not sure about this sjoss brand

    • +1

      This has to be better than the Heymix USB-C chargers though, no?

      • I have very good experience with heymix actually, been using them for more than a year

        • +3

          I've had 4 x Heymix HDD15-3-PD USB-C chargers.

          1 was DOA, 2 died within a year, 1 remains, but has given me a few shocks, so it sits in the cupboard as an emergency spare.

          • +1

            @besttechadvisor: Bic lighter might be more reliable as an emergency spare fire starter.

            • +1

              @aragorn: lol, no… I will use it as a taser if my house is robbed.

              • @besttechadvisor: On a serious note, it's not worth the risk to self or a family member if it has shocked you already. See my comment below for a $12 charger at officeworks.

          • @besttechadvisor: Interesting, I’ve been using 2 of their 65w chargers and 3 of their 100w Charger/traver adapter and they’ve been good for me so far, charging my phone, steam deck and powering some external monitors etc etc . Should I be worried about using them? :D

            • @Sr1993e: Use them while you're around, then touch them and see if they're getting hot. If not, you're probably fine. If yes, I wouldn't leave them running alone.

              But if you're not having issues, then you're not having issues. Still, I recommend against buying anymore.

  • +2

    May stack with $5 off online delivery from here (if you have the points): https://www.ikea.com/au/en/loyalty-hub/rewards/5658/

    • It does. I have $5 off postage and $10 off postage offer, I also have free meatball meal offer on my Ikea account as well. They really want you to come and visit the store lol. I used the $5 off to get free postage, buying 1 of each charger.

  • +3

    The noosle at the end of the hoose!

  • +3

    Review. Conclusion: 45W good value, 30W not so.

    • +4

      45W is more solidly built for sure but 30W is 10 bucks and works just fine with micro percentage differences in measurements between the top models and this Ikea 10 buck one. Also remember the above is an American 120v review. Here is a 240v (German) review. Turn on auto translate on Youtube to English. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLhFK_yyZN8

    • +2

      Why so serious, Quokka? :-)

  • Updated description to include 45W model as well.

  • +5

    Ikea makes ok products me thinks. Don't think this one will burn your house down.

    If the house (sic) did burn down, their business is to sell you all the household items that had perished.

    This sounds like software virus scanners, writing the viruses themselves !

  • +5

    Anyone tried this one from Bunnings? $9.90 for a 45W dual charger (one USB-C one USB-A)

    Or this one, 65W, triple, 2 x USB-C, 1 x USB-A from Kogan

    Both appear to be better value than this. But of course some people will trust IKEA more…

    Edit: it appears Bunnings has different prices for this item in different locations. My local has it for $9.90, elsewhere it costs $11.95.

    • +1

      I've been rocking two 65w from kogan (looks diff so maybe an older model) for some time now, works great no complaints

    • that kogan one looks interesting i just might buy two!

    • Bunnings is only 27w PD, so no. it is not great.

  • I was expecting these in Australia after they became available overseas. I may be wrong but it appears that the orientation of these chargers is likely to impede access to adjacent power points, they could have oriented the adapter to 90 degrees relative to the current orientation, good value though for single port charger -$10.
    Some may prefer 1 USB A port with USB c port(s), for those this may be a good deal ($12, 30w, 4 colors available) - https://www.officeworks.com.au/shop/officeworks/p/otto-30w-2-port-usb-c-usb-a-wall-charger-euphoric-leaf-otwac003pr

    • A lot of my powerpoints are along the skirting board, so any chargers that have their ports facing downwards cannot even be plugged into the wall. Will have to live with it blocking the adjacent powerpoint.

    • Is that a PD charger?

      • Yes

  • +4

    If you're happy with having just a single usb C output then I recommend grabbing one of these - 65W USB Type C AC Charger Fit for… https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B095NRSTYB?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_s…

    I picked one up last week after spotting it amongst the amazon deals and figured that even though it is listed as a dell model specific charger - that it being 65W and USB-C and the price was only $20 it was worth a gamble.

    It fast charges all of my devices that support it - pixel 8 pro, chromebook etc.

    • +1

      The IKEA chargers will have an RCM and be compliant with Aust standards, your charger I would suspect not.

      • The gamble isn't whether it works, it's whether it spontaneously combusts.

        • Agreed

  • ($5 C&C under $50 Spend
    They really implemented a fee to click and collect?

    That's mean

    • Would you want to walk two kilometres in your place of work to collect a $10 charger?

  • +2

    Get a zyron. Same size but lots of ports

  • +1
  • Is this the regular price or a sale price?

    • +1

      Regular

  • Need the resident expert to chime in @Prong

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