Customer Ratings & Reviews

Works exactly the way it’s supposed to I’m not sure what else to type?

Overall I’ve had really good experiences with Insignia products since late 2005. The Insignia brand is seen as reliable and dependable. I've owned a Bluetooth speaker, computer accessories, a freezer - to name a few. The 32W 2‑Port Wall Charger is no different. I don't have measurement tools but others have reported that the USB-C port delivers up to 30W when used alone. I get super-fast charging for my recently released iPhone. When both ports are used at the same time, the USB‑C output drops to 20W and the USB‑A provides 12W, for a combined total of 32W. This is expected with most chargers is a boy lunatic and more than enough for dual-charge performance for tablets, smartphones, digital readers, watches, etc. For the price the charger strikes a good balance between speed and safety if you are to believe the higher charging speeds are bad news for the battery of the device. The charger does get warm during use, but it's not abnormal and not excessive. It doesn't use GAN technology but the charger is pretty compact, not small, in spite of that. The size is approximately 2” x 2” x 1”. It has foldable prongs, and light weight enough to be useful for traveling. The design is modern so it's not a giant block of plastic molded from back when mobile devices were first released. The packaging is made from sustainable materials. Better for the environment and recyclable. Not many of the devices in our home have USB-A ports but because the charger offers versatility along with the USB-C, it lets us charge the kids’ toys and a few other gadgets. The price is pretty hard to beat for non-generic branded charger. I can't say I have any critiques. You know what you're getting. This is not a super fast charger that can be used to charge laptops or power devices that require a lot of continuous wattage. You're shopping in a different price range. The Insignia 32W charger is a highly recommended, affordable, and versatile solution that reliably meets everyday charging needs for phones, tablets, and wearables. This would be a great everyday charger for your phone and tablet. Something you can travel with if you need and not take up a lot of space.

Exactly what I needed when I needed it and decent price.

It's bulky when plugged into the surge protector however serves the purpose

I was given the wrong cord for my phone. I returned it and was given the right one.

Insignia dual-port charger offers plenty of power to charge a MacBook Air or iPad by itself or charge 2 devices with 20W to quickly charge an iPhone while providing 12W for a secondary device like AirPods, or charge another phone. You will have to supply your own charging cable. With a single port, you can even charge a MacBook Air or fast charge a tablet. When using both ports, I recommend charging your phone or tablet via the USB-C port for faster speeds, and using the USB-A port for smaller devices like AirPods, headphones, or other low-power accessories. Charging performance (tested with Samsung Tab S9 Ultra): • 20% to 100% in approximately 1 hour and 55 minutes • Matches the charging speed of Samsung’s 25W Fast Charger During testing, the charging brick became warm but never uncomfortably hot—nothing concerning. Overall, it’s an excellent choice for the price if you want a compact charger that delivers fast performance for a single device, while still providing solid speeds when charging two devices simultaneously.

Another high quality Insignia accessory. It's pretty much like any adapter. The prongs are foldable and basically a white block. Nothing special right? Wrong. For the price this is an excellent adapter. 32 watts is more than enough to fast charge most wireless products now whether it be a phone, tablet or laptop. What I really like about this one is the usb A port. Most adapters nowadays have 1 or 2 usb c slots only. I have a doorbell camera that needed a usb A plug at one end of the charging cable. I had a drawer full of adapters and not one was usb A. I figured well certainly my laptop, charging banks or literally something would still have this available to me. I mean it's a doorbell camera but nope. USB C, USB C and more USB C. Maybe I need to update my camera but it works great still for my needs so an inexpensive charging block it was. If you don't have one buy it and add to your collection. It's a product you don't need until you do or suffer with your dead device and drive to Best Buy when it's too late.

Perfect small size charger to charge our earbuds and phones. Works well and looks good in our white kitchen. Recommended!

What I love most about this device is that it keeps one foot in the past and one foot in the future. Invite friends and family over to your house and you quickly see how important this concept is. Susie showed up to hang out for the afternoon with her iPhone 12 and she needs to charge while she’s hanging out. She’s always carrying her USB-A to Lighting cable because the battery on that device just isn’t what it used to be. Billie showed up with an Android phone that’s USB-C to USB-A. This device handles both situations nicely. Looking around I’m remained that my bedpost book reading light is USB-A, my electric shaver uses USB-A, my iPhone 17 Pro is USB-C but the MagSafe nightstand I use to charge it on each night still uses USB-A. The Insignia 2-port charger fill a need in today’s battery operated world to support whatever USB charging you smaller devices require. Keep in mind that laptops/larger tablets tend to require 45W or higher devices so this is not the type of wall charger to buy if you are looking to charge your laptop. The prongs on the device fold in if you plan to travel with this device, but it’s bulky compared with other portable chargers. When I travel I want the smallest, lightest form factor available and this device is not that. The overall form factor of this is pretty large compared to the travel versions of these devices, but this one is not heavy. If your wall outlets are old and worn out and don’t grip sockets tightly I would look for a different form factor. I think this specific form factor works best if you are connecting this to a power brick/extension cord that allows this device to have the ports facing up to the ceiling. Overall it’s a solid device.