Insignia™ - 67.5 W 6.6' USB-C Wall Charger with 1 USB-C & 1 USB Ports - Black

This charger is a decent little unit, and if you can find it for sale it works great. It has a 60w max output through USB C and an additional 7.5w through USB A. The USB A port is pretty nice to have, particularly is you're using this charger on the go. You can charge a laptop and a phone at the same time, or simply have both types of ports on a single unit, rather than having to carry a separate USB C and USB A charger. Size is decent. It's smaller than your average 65w USB C charger, but there are smaller chargers available such as Anker's Nano II chargers. The USB C port is also PPS (Programmable Power Supply) compatible, which some fast charging standards such as Samsung's Super Fast Charge require. The included 6.6ft USB C to USB C cable is alright. It's a bit short to use on a laptop, so make sure you have an outlet nearby or get a longer cable, I'd recommend 9ft for a laptop. Build quality is ok. The injection molding process could use some work; as you can see in one of the pictures, the plastic around the ports and a little indicator LED has a different texture. The sides also have a strange line that appears when light hits it from certain directions. There's also a bit of flashing where the edges of the mold came together. None of this is necessarily bad, but it gives the charger a cheap look. The cable is a simple braided cable. It's not very flexible and isn't very thin either. Again, nothing wrong with it, but it's not super nice either. As for the quality of the electronics, I can't really evaluate that. Charging speed is good. On my Lenovo Yoga 7i 14, it reached 40w of power. Not bad, but both the original charger and my Anker Nano II would charge at 60w. It is worth noting that my Lenovo is an Evo Certified laptop, which means it handles charging a bit differently than other laptops. Also, both the Lenovo charger and the Anker charger are 65w, and this one is 60 My GPD Win 3, which has the same core i7 as my Lenovo laptop, charged at about 60w, the same as my Anker Nano II or its included charger. My S22 Ultra charged at about 28w, same as the Anker. Super Fast Charging worked without a problem. The USB A port doesn't support any fast charging, so charging speed will depend heavily on how the device handles charging on standard USB chargers. It can supply up to 1.5A. Using a tester, I was able to draw up to 1.7A, and the charger slowly ramped up the voltage from 5v to about 5.2v, which is a good thing to do. After 1.7A, the voltage sharply dropped to 4.6v. It is worth noting that I have never seen any device use more than 1.4A on a standard USB port. Overall, I think its a solid little charger. Having both a Type A and Type C port on a single charger is great. The USB C can fast charge most devices, and can charge laptops as well, and the charger itself is a good size too. At it's $40 retail price, it's not a great deal, but not a bad buy either. If you can find it on sale, it's a pretty good deal.

I love this thing. No more lugging around the bulky computer power adapter that came with the laptop. And I don't have to worry about frayed cords that stop working. This thing is lightening fast and I can charge my phone or tablet at the same time. Love the long cord too. I think its 10 feet. I definitely recommend and will probably buy myself another one. Only had it for 20 days, so far so good.

Works great! I needed an affordable emergency backup computer charger after leaving mine at home one day. This one is light, durable and charged effectively. I can wrap it neatly in my computer bag without issue.

Charge fast enough for me; checked that 65W working with my laptop. Most importantly, small and LIGHT.

Perfect size. Love that it has both Usb and Usb c in one plug. Charges my Lenovo Yoga quickly.