26800Mah Pd Usb C Portable Charger

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I tried Belkin USB-C PD 3.0 PPS Wall Charger 25W and it worked great. Its an excellent choice if you need a USB-C type wall charger to fast charge your phone (if it has that capability). This is a great size: not too big and not too small. I also like that it is white since that tends to go with everything and is also easier to spot than some other colors are. Overall this is a high quality charger and it works great! I love it!

I use this for my S1H, which requires PD, as well as a PD V-mount charger. This plus a Kondor Blue USB to D-tap adapter is much easier to travel with than a giant V-mount charger and it charges reasonably quickly.

Works as expected. Decent and no fuss rapid charging when using a 30W USB PD charger.

My Dell XPS 13 usually complains when I plug in its charger through a USB C hub with PD, but with this it works perfectly. Plus powers all my other devices that are connected to the hub. A big plus is that the guys at B&H shipped it to me across the world to Mauritius and it was a great experience. Highly recommended!

I put 5 USB cables, 1 4-Port USB PD charger, 2 mouses, 2 mobile batteries, and other small stuffs. It's so versatile but I hope it has a bit more capacity same as wash pouch if it works. lol

I bought this charger when the XT4 came out, and it came with a Fuji branded 15W USB-C PD charger. While the battery charger recharged my W235 batteries, it was slower than I had hoped. The dual battery charger says it can supply a maximum of either 5.88W or 9.45W per battery. Turns out, the supplied 15W PD charger will never reach the 9.45W charge rate because the battery charger needs to supply the same power to each slot (and 9.45W x 2 = 18.9W plus some overhead for running the charger ... and you'll never get 18.9W out of a 15W charger). I used a USB-C power meter and found the Fuji supplied PD charger was actually delivering ~12W to the battery charger (5.88W x 2 = 11.76W, so it was only powering the charger at the low rate). So, I switched to a 30W USB-C charger (a tiny Anker 30W Nano3) and it delivers 19.5W to the Fuji charger ... and recharges my batteries in about 2/3 of the time as the original Fuji supplied power supply. Bottom line: This charger works great, just make sure you are using a USB-C PD charger delivering at least 20W of power. I'd recommend using a 23W or 30W USB-C PD to be on the safe side.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received my USB-C PD 3.0 PPS Wall Charger 25W a few weeks ago and am very pleased. It works very well and it's great to have the additional charger for portability issues. My cord fits it very well and snugs the connection to the charger firmly. I do not have to worry about the cord falling out or not making connection.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The. Dual USB-C PD Wall Charger 40W that I got is so useful! It powers up every single one of our devices super fast. I highly recommend this especially if you need your device powered up like now!!!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I been using my new USB-C® PD 3.0 PPS Wall Charger 30W for my phone. Charger faster than my current charger which I like since is important for me to stay connected for my family. Small enough to carry it in my pocket to go with me every where. I will be getting some to gift to my children and grand children.

Convenient Charging Port- I can charge it on my computer- with my cell phone charger or with my portable USB power bank 3 hour run time at 100% flip-over CTO gel