UGREEN 55533 20W GaN Fast Charger Dual Port USB-C & USB-A PD 3.0 QC 3.0 for iPhone 16/15 Pro Max

UGREEN 55533 20W GaN Fast Charger – Dual Port USB-C & USB-A PD 3.0/QC 3.0 Wall Charger for iPhone 16/15 Pro Max, Samsung S25/S24, iPad Pro, Huawei P60 Pro (Ultra-Mini, Black) Model X514

The UGREEN 55533 20W GaN Fast Charger combines space-saving design with high-efficiency charging, powered by GaN semiconductor technology for faster heat dissipation and 30% smaller size vs. traditional chargers.

• Single-Port Use: Deliver 20W via USB-C (iPhone 16/15 Pro Max) or 18W via USB-A (Samsung Fast Charge).
• Dual-Port Use: Share 15W (USB-C) + 5W (USB-A) when both ports are active—perfect for charging a phone and earbuds simultaneously.
• Lab-Tested Speed: Charges a Huawei P60 Pro to 46% in 30 minutes (UGREEN lab data).

Ideal for travelers and multi-device users, its foldable plug and fire-resistant PC shell make it a reliable, on-the-go power solution.

Specifications:

• Brand: UGREEN
• Model: 55533
• Ports: 1× USB-C (20W PD), 1× USB-A (18W QC)
• Tech: GaN + ThermalGuard™
• Dimensions: 30×40×30mm
• Compatibility: iPhone, Samsung, iPad, Huawei, etc.
• Certifications: CE/FCC/RoHS
• Color: Black

10 FAQs:

1. Does this support iPhone 16/15 Pro Max fast charging?
   Yes—USB-C delivers 20W PD, charging an iPhone 16 to 50% in ~30 mins.
2. Can I charge a laptop with this?
   No—designed for phones/tablets (max 20W). Use UGREEN’s 65W+ GaN chargers for laptops.
3. Is the USB-A port QC 3.0 compatible?
   Yes, supports 18W QC 3.0 for Samsung/Huawei devices.
4. Why is dual-port output limited to 15W+5W?
   Power is shared intelligently to prevent overheating while charging two devices.
5. Does it include a charging cable?
   No—sold separately. Pair with UGREEN’s 100W USB-C cables for best results.
6. Is it safe for overnight charging?
   Yes, ThermalGuard™ auto-adjusts power to avoid overheating.
7. Will it work with EU/UK outlets?
   This listing is for the US plug version. Check UGREEN’s store for EU/UK models.
8. Can I use both ports at full speed (20W+18W)?
   No—dual-port max is 5V/3A (15W total) due to power sharing.
9. How does GaN improve performance?
   GaN runs cooler and more efficiently than silicon, enabling smaller size + faster charging.
10. What if my device charges slowly?
    Ensure you’re using a supported fast-charging protocol (e.g., PD for iPhones).