Native UnionFast GaN Charger PD 30W – Ultra-Compact Power Delivery Enabled USB-C Charger Up to 30W

This thing rocks! It totally blows away the standard chargers that come with all Apple and Android phones. The second you take it out of the box you can feel the quality. The design is really nice and simple. No sharp edges, everything is really nicely rounded. And this 30W model is as tiny as the standard white iPhone chargers that used to come with all iPhones but don’t anymore. So if you need to buy one, I’d go with this any day over the official Apple chargers.I love that they were able to pack the latest GaN technology into such a small package. And it’s a USB-C port! I can’t wait for the day when I can get rid of all my older USB chargers. I feel like that day might be just around the corner.I’ve owned a few other Native Union products in the past couple of years and they are without a doubt the nicest tech accessories I’ve ever owned. They’re a bit on the pricey side, but it’s completely worth it in my opinion. Only the best!

I like Native Union products, because they tend to have some unique quality, whether it's an innovative feature or an eye-pleasing aesthetic. This 30W GaN charger is neither of those things. It's plenty fast, don't get me wrong. I timed how fast it charged up a 7th-Gen iPad, which was about 40% in 90 minutes. iPads take forever to charge, so this was quick, comparatively.My complaint is that there's nothing special that makes this a Native Union product. Other than the faint Native Union logo on one side and their name on the other, you wouldn't know that this was from them. What would've made it better or distinct? How about a folding plug and travel adapters? Or wrap the sides in fabric? Or include a cable or carrying case? Something to stand out from the several other choices I have from other good brands.

A fairly basic, single port 30 watt USB C Power Delivery wall charger from Native Union. It is using GaN, but it's not the smallest wall adapter that I have seen that can do 30w, in fact it is only slightly smaller than Anker's 65w, second generation GaN charger. The wall plugs don't even fold in to help make it smaller, which is disappointing for the $35 price. At least it supports Programmable Power Supply...