USB-C is becoming more and more ubiquitous these days, and while there's always a bit of confusion about compatibility, what's supported what isn't, and that new DRM-like authentication program, things have been mostly moving in the right direction. Options for chargers, cables, and other accessories are more varied now, and prices are dropping down.However, if you own a few USB-C devices, you may have noticed something: multi-port chargers often have just one USB-C output, with the rest being USB-A. With the exception of Aukey's 36W dual USB-C PD, I can't find anything from Anker, Ravpower, or other known brands, despite doing this search every few weeks. So you can imagine my surprise and joy when I saw that Satechi is finally granting us our wish of a desktop/travel charger with two USB-C PD ports.

The Satechi 75W Dual Type-C PD Charger (sexy name) is the successor to the 75W charger that Ryne reviewed last year (and that I have been using during my trips). It still has four ports, but instead of one USB-C 60W port (5-20V/3A) one QC3.0, it has two PD ports. The first remains the same, while the second one is less powerful, topping at 18W (5V/3A, 9V/2A, 12V/1.5A). The other two ports are still regular USB-A; they have a combined output of 12W, and can charge at up to 5V/2.4A.

I don't know how Satechi's math works that total into 75W, but let's not quarrel over arithmetics and be thankful we can charge our computer and phone over USB-C, plus also a smartwatch, activity tracker, or other accessories.

The new 75W charger supports input between 110V and 240V, so you'll be able to use it all around the world. However, you can pick between two cable plug variants: US and UK. Either will work everywhere, you'll just have to use an adapter for different wall plugs. It's already available on Satechi and Amazon for $70 — just a bit more than its predecessor's launch price of $65.

Next up is a smaller charger from Satechi. The 30W isn't really unique and there are several competing products from other brands. But in case you're interested in Satechi's offering, it has one USB-C PD output at up to 18W (5V/3A, 9V/2A, 12V/1.5A) and one USB-A 3.0 output at up to 12W (5V/2.4A). It also supports 110V-240V input, but comes in three plug type variants: US (which flips close for easier carry), EU, and UK (the bulkiest). It will go on sale toward the end of January on both Satechi and Amazon for a realistic MSRP of $30.

Source: Satechi (75W, 30W), Amazon(75W, 30W)

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