Looking for a USB-C + USB-A wall adaptor + cables

[jiyeon]

Hi, so for a bit of context as to what my quest involves, I've drawn up some graphs to help elaborate.

 

I currently use a USB-C wall adaptor, and so anything that needs to be charged using USB-A is pretty non-negociable.

 

 

 

I want a wall adaptor that contains both USB-A and USB-C so that I am able to fill the gap and be able to intercharge (interchange + charge) all my gear at once.

 

Some criteria for a new wall adaptor:

• Must contain USB-C and USB-A ports
• Must be 45W at least - this is because my laptop requires 45W for optimal charging through a dongle
  • 65W charging is ideal
• Must be UK 3-prong plug
• Preferably in white
• Budget is £50 for adaptor
• Included cable not really needed (more information below)

 

I might also need suggestions for a cable, so I'd also need some help sourcing the following cables:

• USB-C to USB-C cable
• USB-C to USB-A cable
  • Both cables must do the following:
    • 3ft / 0.9m ideally
    • Preferably in white
    • Budget is £20 for cable
    • Must handle 65W throughput (unsure if this is a cable thing or adaptor thing)

TL:DR - looking for the following:

• 65W USB-A & USB-C wall adaptor
• C-to-C cable
• A-to-C cable

 

Thanks in advance to any advice on my probably very over-complicated question!

[AndreiArgeanu]

You could get the Anker USB C Charger, it can provide up to 65W and it has 1 Power Delivery and 3 PowerIQ Ports. The USB C can provide up to 45W and the 3 USB ports share 20W. There is also another version with 2 USB C ports and 2 USB A. There is also another one that plugs directly into the wall and provides one USB C port with 45W of power and one USB A with 15W of power for a total of 60W.

[Kawaii Koneko]

Just doing a quick search, it seems most charges that do double duty have predominantly type a with a only one or two type c ports, at least anything with a substantial amount of ports. It seems you want the opposite. 

 

What about just getting one with mostly type a and using a converter? Something like these little guys?

[AndreiArgeanu]

4 minutes ago, Kawaii Koneko said:

What about just getting one with mostly type a and using a converter? Something like these little guys?

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It only supports up to 2.4 amps, most likely at 5V, meaning that it won't work with many fast charging standards. For example the S20 comes with a 25W charger and it can support up to 45W fast charging, the adaptor won't provide either, which can be an issue depending on the situation.