40W USB C Plug, 2-Pack UK USB Plug Fast Charger Plug Multi Charging Plug 4-Port Dual Type C Power Adapter Wall Plug Multiple Charger Head for iPhone 16 15 14 13 12 11 Pro Max Plus XS,iPad, Samsung

I liked the product. It works as expected.

There were two things that really attracted me to this charger, the fast speed promised and the four ports which are of type USB C and USB A. I have a lot of devices that need recharging from time to time and some are C and others A. This dual type charger will cut down on the number of electrical sockets that need to be in use.The build quality of this unit is good and sturdy. It isn't the smallest of chargers but then it is four in one and it's size could indicate that there are a lot of electronics inside. In that regard it does claim to have multiple protections built in. The ports are all nice and tight when connected to a device. That is important, you don't want the cord to pull out when you are trying to charge a device.In terms of speed it is definitely no slow coach and I was not disappointed with it's performance but direct comparisons are very difficult due to the number of variables involved. It coped with all devices that I tried it with including my phone, earphones and headphones, power packs, wireless lamps, torches and handwarmers.At £9.99 for the unit this is not the cheapest 40W 4 port charger that you can find but it seems about the average price and so I would say that it represents decent value.

The "Eolcyoyo" branded fast charger is definitely one of the those products that I would not have picked up had I seen it in the flesh first - but now I have it I don't mind it.Advertised as "40W" - this 2x20W USB-C (with 2 3.1A x 5V USB-As) charger does the job it sets out to do fine. You can charge 2 phones with this and it doesn't get too warm etc.It's just the build quality - very lightweight plastic construction and of course - a plastic 'earth' pin. There's a little too much flex on this pin for my liking. If you've ever had the misfortune to have had one of these break off in a socket you'll probably understand my reservations with this!Having said all that - at the end of the day this charger has done everything I expected from it and for £9.99 it's fair value.

It's smaller and lighter than many other multi-port chargers I own which makes this especially suitable for travelling, a good combination of compact size, low weight, selection of ports, and available speed.Two USB-A 3.1A (max) ports and two USB-C PD20 ports offer fast charging up to 40w in total when used with the right leads. Compared to several other USB chargers I own this isn't the absolute best (most powerful or fastest), but it is still a very capable, small and lightweight multi-port charger that IMHO represents excellent value at this sub-£10 price point. All it's missing is a posh brand name, but don't let that put you off. It's great!

I received this for free for review as part of Amazon Vine.Weighing in at just under 70g, this handy little charger can charge up to four things at once. The USB-C sockets are capable of 5V, 9V, and 12V charging. So great for phones, but not laptops and some handhelds.The UK mains plug is fixed and can't be removed, so this isn't a travel option without an additional adapter. It is however 100V to 240V so would work anywhere you can plug it in.This is a good value charger that gets the job done. I didn't see any immediate electrical or manufacturing issues. It looks good quality, despite being light.

As more devices are being supplied without chargers these days it's always helpful to have a few additional plugs and leads lying around.At 40W it will charge devices reasonably quickly, but it's worth noting that this charge will be split across your devices if you charge more than one at the same time. With two USB-A and two USB-C sockets it should allow you to charge most of your modern devices with ease.The only downside is that it didn't come with a USB-C charging lead, but at this price you can't complain!

This is versatile charger supporting 4 devices at a time. There are two 20W Type-C PD ports (5V, 9V and 12V) and two 3.1A Type-A sockets (5V). The overall rating of the charger is 40 Watts, so charging two PD-capable devices at 20W each is possible - although charging speeds will drop if you use the Type-A sockets at the same time.In testing, I could charge my phone (Samsung A54) and tablet (Fire Max 11) simultaneously from the two PD ports. I could then add in Bluetooth ear buds and a Bluetooth speaker from the Type-A ports. Charging was at the normal speed on all devices (so I wasn't exceeding 40 Watts).The charger has a smart white finish, and feels well made, and the listing details various safety features (including over-voltage and over-current protection). The input voltage is rated from 100V to 240V, so it should be suitable for travel to most countries (with a suitable adapter).The top rated ports (20W) probably won't be enough for most laptops to charge at full speed, but for most devices this should be adequate.

This Charger is one of the new breed of Adapters that has PD (power delivery) on two of it's Ports.The advantage of that is you can use one Power Adapter to charge several devices of differing Voltage requirements. A Phone, Torch or Radio can all be charged with just this one device.Considering the first PD Charger I ever owned cost me £69 prices have cetainly fallen !I used it to charge four item at the same and it handled the job with no problem at all.Well built, decently priced what's not to like ?