Belkin - BOOST CHARGE 24W Wall Charger - White

Belkin BOOST CHARGE 24W wall charger is excellent! It charges faster then other wall chargers I've bought. Great value!

Belkin makes the best accessories for Apple devices. This item too is a solid 5 star.

I've been a believer in most everything Belkin puts out because it usually works and works well. This charger is no exception. My problem with fast chargers is that they get super hot and as an electronics junkie, I know if the transformers are getting hot, that means the insides are getting hot, and they will fail in time. The part I like about this is that this does not get hot. It gets slightly warm, but not hot. And I've used it to charge an iPad and iPhone, both with depleted batteries at the same time, without any issue at all. And they both charged quickly. This is a great charging accessory for home, travel, etc. because it has two fast charging ports instead of one fast and one slow, which can be very annoying. It is a decent charger, at a very good price, and is well built. I'm sure this will give me years of use as with most everything I've owned that is Belkin. It gives you the feeling of confidence when you handle this and use this.

Belkin - BOOST CHARGE 24W Wall Charger No more wall-wart in the new Apple iPhone retail packaging? Eh, so what. They were only 5 watt, could slowly charge one device, and, hey, we deserve better. This Belkin provides 24 watts at two USB Type A ports, has a fold-away AC plug and is the same size. This Belkin makes more sense. It’ll easily charge any of the iPhone family and other phones like Galaxy Note 10 or Google Pixel 3. I also use my Belkin to simultaneously charge my phone and wireless earphones. Everything works as described.

If there's a Belkin product that fits your need, odds are, it's a good one--and this charger is no exception. We recently purchased a latest-gen iPad for my wife and passed on her aging iPad Air to our daughter--they've been playing Roblox together for the past few weeks and running down the batteries in their tablets pretty quickly. That meant two tablets needing a charge, and very often at the same time. Sure, we could throw two Apple charger blocks on an empty outlet, but who wants to eat up all their available plug capacity at a single wall outlet? We already have at least three other Belkin chargers scattered about the house, including some wireless quick-charge pads and stands, but each one only accommodates one device at a time. Belkin doubles-down here with a 24W charger that offers a full 12W charge independently from each USB port--sorry, but no, you don't get 24W juiced into a single device. Thankfully, the flip-down plug is situated high enough on the back of the charger that the Belkin won't block the second outlet while it's in use (nice!). You can see from the comparison shots attached that the Belkin is pretty compact--only slightly taller and deeper than a typical Apple iPad charger block. The plug folds out of the charger's body with a reassuring -SNAP- making for easy travel and stowage when not in use. The outer shell is slightly textured, matte plastic rather than scratch and fingerprint-magnet shiny--only the faceplate with the USB ports has a polished, shiny finish. This unit does not ship with any type of USB cable, though I imaging you've probably got plenty of them lying around already. The Belkin Boost Charge is not a quick-charge unit, either--for maximum compatibility regardless of what you plug in, this is just a regular, vanilla, plain-Jane charger that does the job it's supposed to without complaint--and does it twice over. We fully discharged our new iPad and timed how long it took for the Boost Charge to breathe digital life back into it. From the time we plugged in the tablet until the battery level read 100% (checked about every 5 minutes once we crossed the 90% mark), we clocked 4 hours and 32 minutes on the stopwatch. This makes the Belkin a great choice for overnight charging where you wouldn't want a quick-charger to constantly shorten your phone or tablet's battery life by generating all that excess quick-charge heat. The only niggle I found with this unit is that Belkin decided not to include a small, unobtrusive LED on front or top to indicate that charging was active. While not a necessary feature, an activity indicator on the charger itself has been helpful in the past to diagnose whether we had a device problem, cable problem, or an outlet problem when things went amiss after plugging in a device for charging. Still, this is a minor observation that doesn't affect charging performance in the slightest. Definitely recommended for pulling heavy charging duty when you don't need to get your phones or tablets (or both) back in the fight in just a few minutes' time!