Product Dimensions | 6.6 x 2.95 x 6.25 cm; 149.69 Grams |
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Item model number | PD68U-2UTGA |
Connectivity Technologies | Usb |
Special Features | Foldable |
Other display features | Wireless |
Colour | White |
What’s in the box? | user manual |
Item Weight | 150 g |
Amazon Basics 68W Two-Port GaN Wall Charger with 1 USB-C Port (50W) and 1 USB-A Port (18W) for Laptops, Tablets and Phones with Power Delivery - White
Purchase options and add-ons
- Fast simultaneous charging: 68-watt combined USB power delivery (3.0) for high-speed charging of compatible devices, like iPhone 14/13/12/11 series, Apple iPad, iPad Air, iPad Mini, iPad Pro, Samsung Galaxy S22, S10, S9, Fold Z, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro 13-Inch, and more; when using just the USB-C port, the output is 60 watts
- GaN technology: GaN components waste less power and produce less heat (compared to silicon), which translates to a more efficient charge
- Compact size: small but powerful thanks to innovative GaN technology; design includes a foldable plug for travel-friendly portability
- Safety features: integrated over-voltage, overheating, and short-circuit protection to keep connected devices safe
- Output one port: PD 3.0 (USB-C Port): 5V ⎓ 3A / 9V ⎓ 3A / 15V ⎓ 3A /20V ⎓ 3A (Up to 60W) Output dual ports: PD 3.0 (USB-C Port): 5V ⎓ 3A / 9V ⎓ 3A / 15V ⎓ 3A /20V ⎓ 2.5A (Up to 50W) QC 3.0 (USB-A Port): 3.6-6V ⎓ 3A / 6-9V ⎓ 2A / 9-12V ⎓ 1.5A (Up to 18W)
- Includes: 2-port GaN-tech wall charger, user manual, and Amazon Basics 1-year limited warranty. Note: This charger supports fast charging (9V) and not super-fast charging for devices that require PPS (Programmable Power Supply) e.g. Samsung Galaxy S20/S20+/S20 Ultra/S21/S21+/S21 Ultra/Note 10/Note 10+/Note 20/Note 20 Ultra, etc.
- Charging speed varies depending on the device
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Additional Information
ASIN | B087MDJ8BJ |
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Customer Reviews |
4.5 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #397 in Cell Phone Wall Chargers |
Date First Available | April 23 2022 |
Manufacturer | AmazonBasics |
Place of Business | Seattle, WA 98109, USA |
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AmazonBasics GaN Wall Charger
Fast Simultaneous Charging
Charge devices at home or on the go with this AmazonBasics GaN wall charger. The two-port charger delivers safe, efficient, high-speed charging on compatible devices, like the iPhone 11 Pro Max, iPad Pro, Samsung Galaxy 10, MacBook Pro 13-Inch, and more.
Note: when using just the USB-C port, the output for that port alone will be 60 watts.
Cutting-Edge GaN Technology
The AmazonBasics wall charger features GaN technology. Compared to silicon, GaN components waste less power and produce less heat, which means a faster, more efficient charge.
Safety Components
To help ensure safety of users and connected devices, the wall charger provides built-in over-voltage, overheating, and short-circuit protection.
Details
- 2-port wall charger
- 1 USB-C port (50 watts)
- 1 USB-A port (18 watts)
- GaN technology
- Over-voltage, overheating, and short-circuit protection
- Blue LED indicator
- Ultra-compact size
- Travel friendly

LED Indicator
The wall charger provides a blue LED indicator that illuminates when the charger is plugged into a power outlet, and the soft blue glow makes it easy to find the charging port in the dark.

Compact, Portable Size
Similar in size to a typical phone charger, the AmazonBasics wall charger for laptops, tablets, and phones offers a sleek, compact shape made possible in part by its innovative GaN technology. The charger’s sleek design includes a foldable plug to ensure travel-friendly convenience.
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But once I remember I already have a battery bank that charges laptops and offers quick charge, my focus shifted to finding a GAN charger that would charge that battery bank AND offers quick charge to my phone! If literally have to bring one GAN charger and battery bank only when I'm travelling!
Once I received the GAN charger I plugged everything in to confirm. I think this raving review proves I'm a happy customer!
Phone - Google Pixel 6 Pro (confirm quick charger)
Battery Bank - Lenovo USB-C Laptop Battery Bank (confirm it charges it)
Laptops - XPS 13 and ThinkPad T480 (confirm it charges both laptops)
It's a good purchase! I specifically bought this version instead of the 2 USB-C option is to make sure i have a plug for all electronics! Highly recommend this one here!

But once I remember I already have a battery bank that charges laptops and offers quick charge, my focus shifted to finding a GAN charger that would charge that battery bank AND offers quick charge to my phone! If literally have to bring one GAN charger and battery bank only when I'm travelling!
Once I received the GAN charger I plugged everything in to confirm. I think this raving review proves I'm a happy customer!
Phone - Google Pixel 6 Pro (confirm quick charger)
Battery Bank - Lenovo USB-C Laptop Battery Bank (confirm it charges it)
Laptops - XPS 13 and ThinkPad T480 (confirm it charges both laptops)
It's a good purchase! I specifically bought this version instead of the 2 USB-C option is to make sure i have a plug for all electronics! Highly recommend this one here!









versatile (USB-C+ USB-A), powerful enough to charge my laptop. So normally this is the only charger I need to take with me.
looks sturdy.
Can barely feel any warm when charging my laptop.
Cons:
relatively big comparing to other brands with GAN tech. But still acceptable.
Very Disappointed - "Fast Charging" Blocks Will Cost 1/4th The Price Of This One.
I Thought, Since It's A PD (power delivery) Charging Block That It Would (For Sure) Super Charge My Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra 5g, But It Doesn't. I Would NOT Recommend This Charging Block For Anyone Looking For A Super Fast Charging Block. 1/5 Stars.
Top reviews from other countries

My son wanted to carry a single charger for his laptop using USB-C Power Delivery, and other devices via a regular USB-A port. And I wanted the charger to be safety tested (e.g. UL or ETL listed). I have found and bought 2 similar chargers that do this:
1. Bluefeel USB C Charger PD 45W Charger Power Delivery, model S-TR-141
https://smile.amazon.com/Charger-Delivery-Dynamic-Detect-MacBook/dp/B09DW6P8ZY/
(10/16/21 updated the Amazon link; old link was dead; Bluefeel product appears the same but now no reviews are shown)
Pros (compared to the other charger):
*Economical (only about half the price)
2. This Amazon Basics 68W Two-Port GaN Wall Charger, model B087MDT515 (update 10/15/21: this product appears to be gone from Amazon)
Pros (compared to other charger):
*More powerful (rated 60W max if only the USB-C port is used, 3 Amps at 20 Volts)
*Has an LED that tells you if it's plugged into a live outlet
*Made in Vietnam (an advantage if you think we should diversify our suppliers away from that other country we have a huge trade deficit with)
Both chargers:
*Are UL listed (for safety)
*Get only slightly warm to the touch when in use, ~20 degrees F above ambient temperature
*Can charge a HP EliteBook x360 1030 G2 laptop
*Can charge a HP Elitebook 850 G6 laptop
*Can charge an Apple MacBook Pro 13" 2017 model (added to updated review 5 Apr 2021)
*Are versatile with both USB-A and USB-C charging ports
*Travel well with a plug that folds flat, and can operate off 100-240 VAC
Charging the most power-hungry laptop I have, the Elitebook 850 G6 (with a 15" screen), using a USB power meter in-line I have seen the Bluefeel provide 2.05 A at 20 V (41W, ~5W short of it max rating), and the Basics 68W charge at 2.75 A at 20 V (55W, also 5W short of it's max rating). In both cases the chargers could recharge a depleted battery while the laptop was in use, though obviously the Basics should be able to recharge it faster with it's higher power output.
Note the Elitebook 850 G6 comes with a 65 Watt non-USB charger, but the Bluefeel 45 W USB-C charger was able to power it just fine.
If you plug into the USB-A port to charge a phone, I've seen the Basics 68W USB-C output drop about 0.5 A (~10 W) from 2.75 A to about 2.25 A. This is expected as the back of the charger shows two sets of specs: one for 2 outputs in use, USB C and A, and another spec for only 1 output in use, USB C.
I recommend both of these chargers. The Bluefeel costs a lot less and is fine if you don't have a very power hungry laptop (if you're not sure of your power needs, you could buy the Bluefeel and return it if it can't charge your laptop). The Amazon Basics 68 W may be better if money is no object and you need to have a higher power charger.
I urge everyone to only buy electronics that plug into the wall if their SAFETY has been tested by a reputable lab, e.g. products that are UL or ETL listed. Any design flaw in something connected to 120 VAC could turn it into a fire hazard.
I used a USB-C to USB-C 3 Amp ("60 W") 6' fast charging cable that I purchased separately.
I will not rate a good product over 4 stars unless I've used it a long time, so if the Basics 68W still works well in a year or two I'll try to bump the rating up to 5 stars. P.S. I'm an electrical engineer.


Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 11, 2021
My son wanted to carry a single charger for his laptop using USB-C Power Delivery, and other devices via a regular USB-A port. And I wanted the charger to be safety tested (e.g. UL or ETL listed). I have found and bought 2 similar chargers that do this:
1. Bluefeel USB C Charger PD 45W Charger Power Delivery, model S-TR-141
https://smile.amazon.com/Charger-Delivery-Dynamic-Detect-MacBook/dp/B09DW6P8ZY/
(10/16/21 updated the Amazon link; old link was dead; Bluefeel product appears the same but now no reviews are shown)
Pros (compared to the other charger):
*Economical (only about half the price)
2. This Amazon Basics 68W Two-Port GaN Wall Charger, model B087MDT515 (update 10/15/21: this product appears to be gone from Amazon)
Pros (compared to other charger):
*More powerful (rated 60W max if only the USB-C port is used, 3 Amps at 20 Volts)
*Has an LED that tells you if it's plugged into a live outlet
*Made in Vietnam (an advantage if you think we should diversify our suppliers away from that other country we have a huge trade deficit with)
Both chargers:
*Are UL listed (for safety)
*Get only slightly warm to the touch when in use, ~20 degrees F above ambient temperature
*Can charge a HP EliteBook x360 1030 G2 laptop
*Can charge a HP Elitebook 850 G6 laptop
*Can charge an Apple MacBook Pro 13" 2017 model (added to updated review 5 Apr 2021)
*Are versatile with both USB-A and USB-C charging ports
*Travel well with a plug that folds flat, and can operate off 100-240 VAC
Charging the most power-hungry laptop I have, the Elitebook 850 G6 (with a 15" screen), using a USB power meter in-line I have seen the Bluefeel provide 2.05 A at 20 V (41W, ~5W short of it max rating), and the Basics 68W charge at 2.75 A at 20 V (55W, also 5W short of it's max rating). In both cases the chargers could recharge a depleted battery while the laptop was in use, though obviously the Basics should be able to recharge it faster with it's higher power output.
Note the Elitebook 850 G6 comes with a 65 Watt non-USB charger, but the Bluefeel 45 W USB-C charger was able to power it just fine.
If you plug into the USB-A port to charge a phone, I've seen the Basics 68W USB-C output drop about 0.5 A (~10 W) from 2.75 A to about 2.25 A. This is expected as the back of the charger shows two sets of specs: one for 2 outputs in use, USB C and A, and another spec for only 1 output in use, USB C.
I recommend both of these chargers. The Bluefeel costs a lot less and is fine if you don't have a very power hungry laptop (if you're not sure of your power needs, you could buy the Bluefeel and return it if it can't charge your laptop). The Amazon Basics 68 W may be better if money is no object and you need to have a higher power charger.
I urge everyone to only buy electronics that plug into the wall if their SAFETY has been tested by a reputable lab, e.g. products that are UL or ETL listed. Any design flaw in something connected to 120 VAC could turn it into a fire hazard.
I used a USB-C to USB-C 3 Amp ("60 W") 6' fast charging cable that I purchased separately.
I will not rate a good product over 4 stars unless I've used it a long time, so if the Basics 68W still works well in a year or two I'll try to bump the rating up to 5 stars. P.S. I'm an electrical engineer.




I'm the type of person who researches even the smallest purchases and thought these would be great. They were for 4 or 5 months. Then one stopped working and started to make a buzzing noise when plugged in and the other one's usb C port doesn't work. Going back to buying Anker wall chargers.