“What is the wattage on each when only one is in use and when both are in use?”

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• According to what is on the plug, USB C is 20w and USB A is 12w. It's 32w total.

  Answered by KATIE 10 months ago

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• if only usb C its 32 watt only usb A its 12 watt if both usb c is 20 & usb A is 12

  Answered by Egon 10 months ago

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• USB-A has 15 watts and USB-C has 20 watts. or other way around.

  Answered by FirstTimer 7 months ago

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• PD port will have more power than conventional USB type A.

  Answered by AmishB 9 months ago

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• The wattage of a specific charger can vary based on the number and type of ports in use. For the Anker 32W Wall Charger, the following principles apply in general: If the charger has multiple ports, the power allocation follows these rules: One-Port Use: Generally, the single port in use will output the maximum power supported by the charger or the connected device. Simultaneous Two-Port Use: The total wattage will be divided dynamically among the ports, based on which devices are connected and their power requirements.

  Answered by Anker Team 10 months ago

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