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Belkin 65W Dual USB Type C Wall Charger, Fast Charging Power Delivery 3.0 with GaN Technology (WCH013myBK), Black

A two-port USB-C GaN charger (model WCH013myBK, Type G UK plug on the listing) that Belkin specifies as USB-C PD 3.0 with PPS: up to 65W from one port, or 45W + 20W with both in use. Belkin lists a 2-year warranty.

Updated October 10, 2026

Buying decision illustration for Belkin undefined: 65W single USB-C; 45W + 20W shared; USB PD 3.0 with PPS. Not a product photograph.
Original buying guide illustration; not a product photograph.
  • Two USB-C ports.
  • Up to 65W from one port, or 45W + 20W when both are used (Belkin UK and listing).
  • USB-C PD 3.0; Belkin's UK page also states PPS for compatible devices.
  • Listing gives the plug type as Type G and the model as WCH013myBK.
  • Belkin lists a 2-year warranty.

Good for

A 45W-class laptop or tablet plus a phone, especially a Samsung phone that uses PPS.

Our take

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Our verdict

The Belkin BoostCharge Pro 65W is the easiest charger here to plan around, because Belkin publishes exactly what happens when both ports are used: 45W for the laptop and 20W for the phone. Belkin's UK page states USB-C PD 3.0 with PPS, which matters for Samsung Galaxy phones' fastest charging modes. Skip it if you need a USB-A port or a full 65W for the laptop while the phone charges. The variant trap: Belkin sells this charger with UK, EU and US plugs under similar names; the listing we checked gives model WCH013myBK and plug Type G. Its title does not mention PPS, so we rely on Belkin's page for that.

Using it well

For the full 65W, use one port only; Belkin's footnote says the full single-port output needs the second port free. A good 3A USB-C cable is enough for this charger, because at 20V that allows 60W.

FAQ

Does PPS matter for iPhones?

No. iPhones fast-charge over USB PD; PPS matters mainly for phones that use it, such as many Samsung Galaxy models.

Is a cable included?

The listing's components line says one adapter, so plan on using your own cable.

How we researched this

We read Belkin UK's product page and checked the Amazon.co.uk listing on 2026-10-10. We did not test the charger.

Sources

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