HomeSpot20W UL-Listed USB-C Power Delivery Wall Charger - Fast Charging for iPhone, Samsung Galaxy Phones, iPad, and More

The HomeSpot 20W USB-C Wall Charger is a small 20W wall power brick mainly for powering and charging mobile devices that takes a 5V input. From phones, tablets, to other accessories, it is your standard single device charger. No USB cables included. Has a single USB-C port. I did notice that these had a slight high frequency sound when plugged into an outlet, as well as a different high pitch sound when connected to a device. It is more apparent when closer to the charger, so do note for those with sensitive and keen hearing that there may be a consideration for using this close to the ears while sleeping at night. Otherwise, it does the usual and charges up to 20W. Overall, this is a competitive value charger with some slight nuances.

I like these. Quite a bit. The put out 20W, have a nice heft that feels quality without being too heavy, and they have UL certification. All four worked out of the bag they came in.The few things keeping these from being five stars is that they are bigger than other chargers that output same power, and you can find four packs of chargers for the same price that come with either USB-C to lightning or USB-C to C cables, providing a better value. Competition is fierce out there in the market for this type of charger.

Tired of keeping track of wall-charger cubes? At this price, it's easy to put one in every room or your purse. Just make sure you know this is a USB-C cube and not the older model. It's slightly thicker than the square cubes and mine did get warm while charging.

This plug works fine. Be sure you have the right type of connector, though. I thought this would take the USB connector from my old phone, but it does not fit. This takes the newer type of connector like I have on my new phone charging cord. It’s fine, though. I can still use it.

Disclaimer: I received this product for no charge through the Vine program, but I must pay income tax on the retail value of the item.This USB C charger works exactly as you would expect, charging properly designed devices with a USB C power port. Be aware that some cheaper devices (rechargeable flashlights, speakers) that come with a USB C port WILL NOT work with a USB C charger because they lack the circuit components that the charger needs to detect to provide current. They will work with a USB A charger because it is "dumb" and simply provides 5V to everything.This Homespot charger worked perfectly with my phone, tablet, and mirrorless camera. The charger is rated for up to a modest 20 watts, but none of my devices drew that much energy, peaking at about 15 watts when measured with a Watt meter. That is approximately the same power output as the original fast charger that came with my phone. If you have a device that can draw more power and charge rapidly you may want a charger with a higher power rating.

I have tested multiple “Smart/Fast/high power” chargers and I have some suspicions that THESE “SMART/FAST CHARGERS” really do NOT charge that much faster over all WHEN COMPARED TO THE PHONES FACTORY CHARGER. (SOME do BETTER THAN OTHERS, At lease with MY PHONE.)I TESTED THIS ON MY PHONE WITH A 4,000 mAh battery. WITH ITS BASIC Factory 10 watt, 5V charger it averages a 1% increase in charge per minute.FOR THE TEST --- The PHONE WAS AT A 55% CHARGE. 10 MINUTES later it was at a 65% CHARGE.AFTER ANOTHER 10 MINUTES the phone was at a 76% 0r 77% CHARGE.THE CHARGER WAS ALSO VERY NOTICIABLY WARM! I’m not sure about “hot” BUT VERY, VERY WARM. (Noticeably Warmer than a different, 30 watt charger was after it ran for 30 minutes.)I TESTED THE SECOND Charger with the phone at 51%. 10 MINUTES LATER the phone was at a 62% charge.It was warming up. But Nowhere near the Heat Level of the first charger after 20 minutes.SO THIS (AND OTHER “SMART, FAST CHARGERS.) APPEAR TO CHARGE VERY MUCH THE SAME AS THE FACTORY 10 WATT CHARGER THE PHONE COMES WITH. (They Should chare MORE RAPIDLY than you phone when it has a “lower charge “on it, and then drop off when you get a higher charge. When then phone gets in the mid 60’s percent range for the charge?)IF YOU ARE JUST BUYING A “SMART FAST/HIGH POWER CHARGER” JUST to charge your phone with. There appears to be really NO REASON TO GET A CHARGER THAT CAN “OUTPUT” MORE THAN 20 WATTS TO YOUR PHONE.It APPEARS the ONLY REASON TO GET A CHARGER THAT HAS MORE THAN 20 WATTS OUTPUT WOULD BE IF YOU WANT TO CHARGE MULTIPLE DEVICES AT ONCE. OR to charge LARGER DEVICE WITH LARGER BATTERS LIKE A LAPTOP COMPUTER OR SOMETHING…I have to admit, I am a LITTLE Bit concerned about how warm the charger got after just 20 minutes of charging.But if that does Not become an Issue… then I would recommend these chargers. They put out as good of a charge as my factory charger did. Who knows maybe they work even better when “communicating with” and charger other phones. THE PRICE for 2 chargers is Pretty Good.If I notice a “Heating issue” with longer charges in the future, I will Update and make note of it.

Powered a device for several hours and charged my phone with no problem as well. After using these both for several hours, neither was more than just barely warm, cooler than some other blocks I've used that claim to stay cool for a higher wattage.Note: There were a few "dumb" devices they didn't work on, but it appears to be a safety setting. The blocks may not charge something if they can't detect the proper voltage. I was able to use the blocks to power those "dumb" devices with a USB-C to USB-A adapter and USB-A to USB-C cable.Pros:USB-C cables clicked in firmly, with no wiggle or playDetected voltage on smart devices to fast chargeStayed cool after several hours powering/charging devices with significant wattageCons:none

Photos - #1 is iPhone 14 Pro Max, #2 is iPad Mini 6, #3 is Samsung Note A8Outputs are what you wantPlug orientation allows close spacing compared to adapter on the right in Photo 5.20 watts - you might want something with higher rating depending on what kind of device you are charging.