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Baseus 30W USB C PD Charger Block & Flat Wall Charger

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  • 30W max output
  • Dual port: 1 USB-C + 1 USB-A
  • USB-C: 18W max (when both ports in use), 30W max (single port)
  • USB-A: 12W max
  • Dimensions: 1.88 x 1.37 x 1.18 inches

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Summary

A compact dual-port wall charger with foldable US prongs that gives one device the full 30W over USB-C and splits to 18W plus 12W when both ports are busy. The revision behind this listing is unconfirmed, so check the model number before you buy.

Strengths

  • USB-C alone delivers the full 30W with PD 3.0 and PPS.
  • An instrumented test measured 83-90% efficiency and ripple at or below 38 mVp-p.
  • An iPhone 13 Pro Max tracked almost exactly the curve of Apple’s own 30W adapter.
  • Foldable prongs and a small shell make it a practical travel brick.
  • The USB-A port measured about 18W on its own, not the 12W printed in listings.

Weaknesses

  • Only one device gets fast charging; two-device use drops USB-C to 18W.
  • The chassis reached about 68 °C at sustained full load.
  • No cable is included.
  • Long-term reliability data for this exact model does not exist.
  • The USB-A port has no PD or PPS, so some devices charge slowly from it.
  • The revision behind this listing could not be confirmed from non-Baseus sources.

Verified specifications

ModelCCCJG30CS (the tested unit); sold as the Super Si Pro Dual Port Fast Charger 30W, SKU CCSUPP-D01 (wholesale SKU A0002626).
Portsone USB-C and one USB-A.
USB-C solo output30W max (20V/1.5A), PD 3.0 with PPS.
Two-device output18W USB-C plus 12W USB-A.
USB-C protocolsPD 3.0, PPS, QC 2.0/3.0/4+, AFC, FCP, SCP, PE and Apple 2.4A.
USB-A protocolsQC 2.0/3.0, AFC, FCP, SCP, PE and Apple 2.4A, but no PD or PPS.
InputAC 100-240V, 50/60Hz.
CertificationIntertek ETL.
Plugfoldable US prongs.
Dimensions1.90 × 1.39 × 1.19 in (48.35 × 35.30 × 30.11 mm) measured; the official Pro datasheet lists L35 x W30 x H48.2 mm.
Weight2.26 oz (64.2 g) measured; the listing states 2.39 oz.
In the boxcharger and user guide; no cable.
Full research notes and sources

Charging two devices at once

The 30W headline applies only to a single device on the USB-C port. Add a second device and the charger splits into 18W on USB-C plus 12W on USB-A; a measured two-device run pulled about 27W total. The USB-A port’s “12W max” in seller copy is that split figure, not the port’s ceiling: on its own it measured about 18W into a Huawei Mate 40 Pro. The USB-C port covers PD 3.0, PPS and a long list of legacy protocols, while the USB-A port has no PD or PPS, which is why some devices charge slower from it.

What the tests measured

ChargerLAB’s 2022 test of the exact CCCJG30CS unit measured 83.82-90.03% conversion efficiency at 220V and 83.12-89.11% at 110V, output ripple up to 38 mVp-p, and standby draw of about 0.16W (roughly 1.4 kWh a year if left plugged in). After an hour at full 30W load in 25 °C ambient the surface reached 67.7 °C at 110V and 66.9 °C at 220V. An iPhone 13 Pro Max reached 47% in 30 minutes and a full charge in 1 hour 44 minutes, close to Apple’s 30W adapter. No RTINGS, Wirecutter, Tom’s Guide, CNET or PCMag test of this model was found.

Which model this is

This page covers the Baseus 30W dual-port charger in the listing, ASIN B0DBHBD1Q2. The tested unit is model CCCJG30CS, the 2022 Super Si revision, while Baseus now sells the Super Si Pro under SKU CCSUPP-D01; whether this listing ships the older Super Si or the newer Pro is not confirmable from non-Baseus sources. Both share the same port layout and power split. Do not confuse it with Baseus’s Cube 30W or the CCXJ-E01 three-port charger, which are different hardware.

Is it worth it?

At Baseus’s official $19.99 the charger is strong value: ETL-certified, measured performance and a foldable dual-port design for the price of a basic brick. It launched at $24.99 in 2022. Between $25 and $30 the case weakens, because 45-65W GaN chargers with more ports sit in that range. The missing cable and the single fast-charge path are the main things you give up.

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