Belkin BoostCharge 3-Port USB-C Wall Charger with PPS 67W, USB-C PD 3.1 Enabled Fast Charging for Apple iPhone 17, iPhone Air, 16, Samsung Galaxy S25, Pixel 10, iPad, AirPods, Tablet & More - White

Very good charger

Awesome charging is very fast

Sleek and good

Perfect

Absolutely perfect ,when I have 20% of battery conect my s23ultra and directly show superfast chargin. And the phone you can see when so quick is 21% 22% 23% super fast charging very recommend

First things first: this item has only just arrived so I cannot yet attest to its longevity. I'll come back in a year, or 2, or 3 and tell you how it's going. For now though, it's working just as I'd intended and I'm happy with it. It replaces a succession of multi-port chargers that didn't last the distance. I've had about two or three in as many years and they all seem to go pop just outside of the warrant period. Now – fair do's – these chargers were no-name Chinese wonders that provided somewhere between 100W to 200W or power to a variety of devices and they weren't exactly extortionately expensive. But even at £40-ish, you want a bit more than a year's use from them. This is all my long-winded way of saying that this time, I resolved to buy something decent from a known-name manufacturer and Belkin are a relatively trustworthy company. I usually swerve their products because I feel they are too expensive for what they are (even for a quality brand) but this charger I bought in a Black Friday sale: Usually £40 but mine for £22. So things I like about this charger: – It's made by Belkin. It's going to be quality. – It's proper USB-IF spec Power Delivery (PD) charging and not the non-compliant Chinese wonder versions. – It provides 67W of power. I plugged it into a Microsoft Surface 5 Laptop and it charged it all full speed. I'm going to assume it was charging at full whack in around the 60W range. – Charging at 60W (I presume) made the charger hot but not alarmingly so. A nice hand-warmer in the winter months. I think the best way to think of this charger is a dual-duty: 1. single USB-C laptop charger OR 2. a two or three port phone or device charger. Definitely not both at once! It's rated to provide a max of 67W and if you plug in a laptop, it's going to suck all of those 60+W up in one go leaving nothing else for any other devices. If you plug in other devices, they might begin to charge but your laptop will probably stop charging. Unplug your laptop and plug in a standard smartphone, or two, or three, and it'll dynamically share the 60+W equally between the ports at around 20W a port. That's the standard speed most phones charge at these days unless you have an ultra-modern wonder with 45W input charging. For a laugh, I plugged in a Microsoft Surface 5 Laptop at 50% battery, an iPad with 100% battery, and a USB-C powered wireless Qi charger with nothing drawing power. The iPad appeared to be receiving charge. The Wireless charger appeared to charge a phone, but I noticed the laptop would flick between charging/not charging every second. I unplugged the wireless charger and the Surface appeared to stabley and consistently charge and so did the iPad. Perhaps when the power drain is maxed, it cannot coped with three devices being plugged in at the same time. So there you have it. I intend to use this charger as either a singular laptop charger, or a multi-device charger for a few lower-powered devices and not both at once which won't work anyway. If you're looking to power and charge a few laptops at once, go looking for at least a 200W or 300W multiport charger that'll cost you into the hundreds for a decent brand. If you've found this review useful, please do me a favour: go and tell someone how much they mean to you, how much you love and appreciate them, and you're lucky to have them. We're not here for long.

So far so good the only product found with three type c

Best charger I ever had. Fast and furious