At any given moment, you probably have more than one device on you that runs on a lithium-ion battery. These are your phones, your earbuds, your laptop, tablet, smartwatch, gaming handheld—you name it. For all these devices, the battery eventually drains so you need to plug them in. They often find themselves fighting for the same available outlet or USB port, but they could all have their own. Get yourself a dedicated charging block that can charge multiple devices at once. Right now, Amazon has the INIU 65W USB-C charger selling for a 27% discount. Typically priced at $27, the sale brings the price down by $7 to just a measly $19 for a limited time.
The INIU charging block is capable of charging up to three devices at once thanks to its two USB-C ports and one USB-A port. When used individually, the top USB-C port can charge at a rate of 65W max, while the second USB-C can handle 20W max and the USB-A doing 18W max.
Charge 3 Devices at Once
That breakdown changes as you start using more at once. If you use the top USB-C port with either of the other two, it will drop down to 45W max while the others still hit their 20W and 18W max, respectively. If all three are in use, you’ll be getting 45W max on the top USB-C with 15W max on each of the other two ports. So if you’re charging multiple devices, prioritize either the higher capacity devices like a laptop, tablet, or Steam Deck on the top port with quicker-to-charge devices like earbuds on the other two. Or set the top one up with your phone if that’s what really needs the charge immediately.
Charging at the maximum 65W can bring your devices’ batteries back up remarkably fast. After charging for just 25 minutes, you can expect a MacBook Pro 14 to reach as high as 56%, an iPhone 16 Pro Max to reach as high as 60%, or a Samsung S24 Ultra to reach as high as 71%. It comes with one five-foot nylon braided USB-C to USB-C cable.
The INIU charger is designed to be super easy to travel with. It’s both compact and lightweight so it fits easily into a pocket or pouch on a bag (it’s small form also takes up less on a power strip). Plus, the prongs can fold back into the block, preventing them from catching on something else in your pocket or bag.
