Wall Charger VAKOSS MY6635K with USB and USB-C ports, Quick Charge 3.0 support

VAKOSS MY6635K wall charger features both a USB-A and a USB-C output in a compact housing designed for charging smartphones, tablets and other USB-powered devices from a standard 220–240 V mains supply. One port supports Quick Charge 3.0 for accelerated charging of compatible devices while the second port provides standard smart charging. With a maximum output power of 20 W and per-port currents up to 3 A, this dual-port charger is suitable for everyday home, office and travel use.

Advantages

The charger combines Quick Charge 3.0 compatibility with a dedicated USB-C port and a USB-A port for flexible device connections. Its compact size makes it easy to pack for travel and saves space on mains outlets at home or in the office. Built-in smart charging manages current distribution between ports to optimise charging speed and protect connected devices. Designed for direct connection to the electrical network, it supports a wide input voltage range of 220–240 V.

Suitable for

• Charging smartphones and feature phones
• Powering and charging tablets
• Charging USB-C laptops and small notebooks that accept up to 20 W input
• Charging power banks and portable battery packs
• Everyday home, office and travel charging needs

Key specifications

• Input voltage: 220–240 V AC
• Maximum output power: 20 W
• Maximum output voltage (QC): 12 V
• USB-A ports: 1
• USB-C ports: 1
• Maximum current per port: up to 3 A
• Quick Charge: Quick Charge 3.0 support on compatible port
• Smart charging: automatic current management between ports

How to use

Plug the VAKOSS MY6635K directly into a compatible mains outlet (220–240 V). Connect the device to be charged using the appropriate USB-A or USB-C cable. For devices that support Quick Charge 3.0, use the QC-enabled port to achieve faster charging rates up to the charger’s supported voltage and current limits. The charger will allocate current automatically between the two ports; avoid using cables or devices that are damaged or unsuitable for USB charging.

Usage recommendations

Use certified charging cables and connect devices that match the charger’s voltage and current capabilities. For optimal performance and safety, avoid exposing the charger to excessive heat, moisture or mechanical stress. If charging a battery-powered laptop or high-power device, check the device’s recommended input power, as the charger provides up to 20 W total output.