The charger has 2 USB connectors, and can charge two devices simultaneously with normal USB connectors.

When you charge your iPhone with this charger, the iPhone charges with its own fast charge, which is 10W against the normal 5W from the charger that comes with the older iPhones - up to Xs. This means that this charger provides 2x faster charging time than the one you get with the traditional charger for your iPhone - a good cable also provides better charging times; we recommend MFi Lightning cables by M7.

Both ports on the charger can provide up to 12W, but if you charge two devices at the same time, you have only 12W counted available - that is the limitation of the charger.

This also means that the charger does not get worn at all by charging an iPhone, and therefore it lasts longer than a charger would otherwise hold.

The charger also supports 5W. It can charge all iPhones, iPads and iPods that have ever been released, and it can also quickly charge all iPhones up to iPhone 7. The charger also handles the newer iPhones fine, but here the fast charge requires 20W, which you can get with this charger from M7.

Of course, the GooBay charger can also charge all Android phones and tablets, we just know less about them, and therefore we do not comment so strongly on it.

It also charges iPads with up to 12W charging, which is what all newer iPads come with, from Apple. However, it does not work with the new iPad Pros, which have got the new USB-C connector, because they need a cable with USB-C connector at both ends to get more power.