Questions & Answers

Q: QuestionWhat is the weight of this dual USB-C charger?

• A:Answer This dual USB-C charger weighs 0.25 pounds.

Q: QuestionDoes this charger prevent overcharging?

• A:Answer Yes, it uses GaN technology to provide a safe, efficient charge that won't overheat or overcharge your devices.

Q: QuestionHow many devices can I charge at the same time with this charger?

• A:Answer This charger allows you to charge up to two devices simultaneously.

Q: QuestionWhat kind of charging technologies does this charger use?

• A:Answer This charger is equipped with USB-C Power Delivery 3.0 and PPS technologies.

Q: QuestionWhy is this charger good for travel?

• A:Answer This charger has a compact and lightweight design, making it perfect for travel.

Q: QuestionCan i charge apple watch with this? It is not in the list of compatible items. Thanks

Asked 2 years ago by SanT.

• A:Answer Hi, san. This Belkin BOOST↑CHARGE PRO Dual Wall Charger 65W, WCH013 is not designed and tested for Apple Watch.

  Answered 2 years ago by BelkinStaff

  
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Q: QuestionCan I charge 2 iPhones at the same time? Will the adapter automatically adjust the power outage to 20W and 20W in each port?

Asked 2 years ago by Question.

• A:Answer Hi, Question. Yes, you can charge 2 compatible iPhones at the same time with the Belkin WCH013 dual wall charger. For your reference, here are the power specifications of the dual wall charger when both ports are in use: USB-C PD 3.0 • Up to 45W on the top port (5V / 3A, 9V / 3A, and 15V / 3A) • Up to 20W on the bottom port (5V / 3A and 9V / 2.22A) PPS • Up to 45W on the top port (3V to 5.9V / 3A, 3.3V to 11V / 3A, and 3.3V to 16V / 2.81A) • Up to 20W on the bottom port (3.3V to 11V / 3A)

  Answered 2 years ago by BelkinStaff

  
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Q: QuestionWhat happens if I have a magsafe charging pad plugged into the 20W port but with no phone attached and my M2 Macbook Air connected to the 45W port. Will the Macbook see 65W? Or will the empty magsafe pad draw enough current to limit the port to 45W?

Asked 2 years ago by Jwn1.

• A:Answer Hi, JWn. If there is no device connected to the bottom port (20W) to be charged, then the Belkin WCH013 wall charger will provide up to 65W (for single use) on the top port.

  Answered 2 years ago by BelkinStaff

  
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