Fast Charging Adapter, GaN Charger, Total 65w, PD/PPS Support, BIS Certified for iPhone 17/16/15(Pro,Pro Max,Plus), Galaxy S26/S25/S24, iPad, MacBook Air and More (PE2302IN) - Black

Excellent Product for the money and it support fast charging for both Android and iOS devices ( if they have PPS/PD tech ). Weight is good, compact and easy to carry. Not heating us so much ( depends on the environmental temperature ) and warming is normal. Overall good product and avoids taking multiple adapters.

Stopped working with in seven months of use for my s24 ultra, wrote several mails to Spigen India team for nearly 20 days by submitting all video details of the adaptor to claim warranty as they mentioned the warranty is 2 years, but the warranty is for only name sake,.You are lucky only if it works for upto 2 years, when it fails they won't help you even under warranty, Your money goes in vain as soon as the adaptor fails as like my condition. Please don't buy Spigen Electronic items, no quality and technology inside the adaptor.Writing this review by thinking it may help someone.Amazon helped me through call and refunded total money paid by me, after explaining this, this made me, increase my Trust and Respect on Amazon and Amazon Customer Care Support. Thank you Amazon.

I bought this Spigen 65W charger primarily to consolidate my everyday charging setup, and after testing it with a MacBook Pro 16" and multiple iPhones, Airpods, Apple Watch, multiple OnePlus phone, I have a fairly clear picture of where this charger excels and where it has a limitation.Charging Speed — 9/10The charging performance is genuinely impressive for such a compact charger.I tested it with my 16-inch MacBook Pro M1 Pro using MagSafe 3. Starting from a low battery level (1%), it reached approximately 35% in 30 minutes and 57% in 50 minutes.For comparison, my Apple 140W charger reached approximately 54% in 30 minutes using MagSafe 3, so the Spigen 65W is obviously slower, but nowhere near proportionally slower despite having less than half the rated power.For smartphones, the performance is more than sufficient. My iPhone 14 Pro can draw around 25W, while I deliberately charge my iPhone 17 Pro through the USB-A port at below 20W because I prefer a cooler, slower charging regime for everyday use.Compatibility — 9/10This is one of the biggest advantages of the charger.It can comfortably handle phones, tablets and laptops, and the combination of USB-C and USB-A makes it compatible with both newer USB-C devices and older accessories.I have tested it with my MacBook Pro, iPhones and more, and it has worked reliably across these devices.Heat — 7/10This is the one area where I have reservations.When charging my MacBook Pro at a high load, the charger becomes very hot to the touch. In contrast, my Apple 140W charger remains merely warm under the same general charging scenario.Interestingly, when I use the Spigen for my actual everyday requirement — charging my iPhone 14 Pro through USB-C and my iPhone 17 Pro through USB-A — the charger remains merely warm.Therefore, I would describe the thermal performance as highly dependent on the workload:* Lower/moderate load: warm and comfortable* High sustained load approaching 65W: very hotThe compact size is undoubtedly part of the trade-off. A small 65W charger has a high power density, leaving less physical surface area and internal volume for heat dissipation.Compact Size — 10/10This is arguably the charger’s biggest strength.The amount of power this charger provides relative to its physical size is excellent. It is small enough to be practical for travel and everyday desk use while still being capable of powering a MacBook Pro.This is exactly where GaN technology makes sense: high power output without requiring a large traditional power brick.Three Ports — 10/10The three-port configuration is extremely useful.Having two USB-C ports and one USB-A port means I can charge my modern USB-C devices while still retaining compatibility with older USB-A cables and accessories.Power Output — 9/10A 65W maximum output is an excellent middle ground.It is considerably more capable than a typical phone charger and is sufficient for many laptops, while still being compact enough to carry around.However, I would not consider it a replacement for Apple’s 140W charger if maximum-speed charging of a 16-inch MacBook Pro is the priority or under heavy workload.The Spigen is better thought of as a high-power universal charger, rather than a dedicated maximum-performance charger.Long-Term Thermal ConcernThis is the one thing I will be watching over time.The charger becoming very hot at high sustained loads does not mean it is unsafe or defective — it is designed to operate at up to 65W. However, higher operating temperatures can accelerate aging of electronic components, and temperature is particularly important for the lifetime of electrolytic capacitors.That does not allow me to claim that this charger’s lifespan will be shorter, because I have no information about its internal component ratings, thermal limits or actual internal temperatures.But, as a practical matter, I would rather operate this charger at around 40–45W and keep it merely warm than continuously operate it near its 65W limit and have it become very hot.That is also how I intend to use it.Overall — 8.5/10The Spigen 65W charger is an excellent compact multi-device charger. Its biggest strengths are its size, three-port configuration, versatility and very good charging performance.Its biggest weakness is thermal behaviour under sustained high-power loads.For my actual use case — simultaneously charging two iPhones at roughly 40–45W combined — it stays merely warm and is an excellent fit.Verdict: A very capable and versatile compact charger, with excellent power density, but its thermal behaviour at maximum load is the one compromise you should be aware of.

Very good product in this price segment like the cmf by nothing 65w gan one

Good product, reliable and compact. I am a frequent traveller and carry this to charge my Mac , iPhone and iPad/airpod all at the same time.Been almost a year since I bought this, no issues so far .

Very good after 3 days usage on my new Nothing phone (3)

This product stop working just in 10 months . Though it has 2 years warranty. Raised this concern to Spigen warranty claim management team but so far no enthusiastic response . Hope they will act on this and resolve the issue !

I bought this charger for ₹2k but I feel ₹1500 would have been a fairer price since it doesn’t include a cable. Charging speed is excellent and stable and the compact size makes it convenient to carry. It does heat up a little during use but overall performance is solid and reliable.