Inateck 60W USB C Charger with 2-Meter USB C to C Cable, Power Delivery Wall Charger Compatible Type C Devices, Black, UCC1003

I got this adaptor to charge a number of devices including a MacBook Pro, two Dell XPS13 laptops and an iPhone X.The Inateck 45W adapter has among the best reviews I’ve seen for USB Power Delivery adapters, so I decided to try the 60W adapter. Given the small number of 60W adaptors on the market and the poor reviews that they have (as of writing, Jan 2018) I was quite concerned about the suitability of this device and its compliance to the USB Power Delivery specification. To settle this, I purchased a usb power delivery power meter at the same time.To validate the performance of the Inateck 60W USB C Wall Charger, I measured its power output against two other USB C chargers (Apple 61W USB C, Dell 45W USB C) and three devices (Dell XPS 13 2016, MacBook Pro 2017, iPhone X).While I will list both the voltage and current for each measure, bear in mind that the XPS 13 was almost fully charged, so it did not draw the whole 45W as expected from each charger.Apple MacBook Pro 13” 2017:Apple 61W: 20.0V 1.48A 29.6WDell 45W: 19.8V 1.25A 24.75WInateck 60W: 20.0V 1.54A 30.8WDell XPS13:Apple 61W: 20.1V 1.06A 21.3WDell 45W: 19.9V 1.64A 32.6WInateck 60W: 20.0V 1.12A 22.4WiPhone X:Apple 61W: 9.04V 1.8A 16.3WInateck 60W: 9.31V 1.77A 16.5WThe output on the 9V profile is a little higher than expected, but its only 3.4% over specification, so this should be fine.The Inateck 60W has been silent so far. There are no audible hums or whines.I will update as time progresses.

I ordered this so that I could use just one charger for both my laptop and my phone. This is so much smaller than the original power brick that came with my laptop (Dell XPS 13 9350) fits in one hand. The charger itself looks well built and the cable is long enough to use plugged in with the laptop. Powers up properly and no error messages about low wattage. I have a Note 9 and this shows quick charging when connected. Being able to replace a phone charger and a laptop charger with just saves so much space and is more convinient. Came with three snap on adapters to use in UK, USA and Australia. I saw some other products that had the US plug built in with the other adapters snapping on, this one does not have this and you will need to swap plugs. Not an issue but they are very tight and it takes some effort to take one off. Have to be careful to avoid damaging it. But it does seem pretty wel built and solid, not flimsy.Would have been great to have had a usb port as well in here but this would have added to the cost and I dont feel the hike in price is justified. This in itself is a nifty item and would definitely reccomend it

Bought two of these - one for my 2018 Dell XPS 13 and one for my 2018 MacBook Pro 13". The Dell seems to charge fine, since this charger supports 20v, but I've not been as fortunate with my MBP.I noticed that the battery on my Mac would drain even while it was on charge, with power coming from the Inateck 60-watt charger. After a few hours of using some demanding software (ie. high CPU load), the Inateck had simply not been keeping up with the power demands and my battery was at 5%.I dug a little deeper, and macOS reports that it is only getting a 15-watt charge from this 60-watt charger. I swapped it out for the official Apple charger and that immediately gets picked up as 60 watts and starts charging the battery.I tried this with both of the Inateck chargers I have and my Mac isn't happy either one :(

Great little charger - especially for travelling for 2 main reasons:1. The interchangeable plug (UK, EU, US)2. It can charge all my USB-C devices: phone, laptop, tablet so I could take only one charger with me!I used it continuosly (I ended up keeping it at work) until I bought the practically identical charger from Inateck that has also a USB-A plug (currently not available on Amazon).Great durability, I bought it in 2017 and still works perfectly. None of my devices suffered from being continuously charger with this charge.The only minor downside is that being shiny black the minor scratches every device will receive in its lifetime (above all as this one was in my most accessible pocket any time I would travel) are particularly visibile.

Seemed ok to start with, and a bargain, but after a little while I noticed that I would be working on something and notice my battery was low as it had not been charging. Plugging it in and out again fixed it but you have to keep an eye on it.Stopped using it and use an Apple one instead now, which has never failed me once.

Good value for money, considering that you get the included 2-meter USB-C cable. Kudos for making it removable, though, so you don't kill your charger if you eventually damage the cable.The adapters for various AC outlets feel a bit flimsy. 60 W is more than 45 W, but it can still feel limited under some conditions if your machine is powerful and you run heavy loads like games. But, hey, it's all as advertised.

I travel a lot and needed a spare power supply for my Lenovo T480s, so I wanted one that was compact. This seemed to fit the bill nicely and has a long lead to allow it to route round my desk. Perfect replacement and has worked flawlessly. The extra changeable adapters for the power brick make it very versatile and no need for a separate supply adapter.

Neat little unit that looks nice, however have had times when it struggles to charge MacBook Pro 13" when running CPU intensive apps. You get a bing sound every so often (same as when you first connect a charger) indicating that charging is resetting or reestablishing in some way. Not a effective as the standard Apple charger.