I can't provide a guarantee, but I claim this charger works. It meets the Power Delivery specification, delivers a current of 3A, which is recommended according to a reddit post (https://www.reddit.com/r/GPDPocket/comments/75yix5/extra_charger/), and it reaches all USB-C PD voltage levels up to and including 20V, so I see no reason why it wouldn't work.

It will definitely charge faster than with the included 18 watt power adapter. You can pump up to 30 watts into your iPad with Power Delivery, and this charger will do that. Whether it's recommended or not depends. Personally, I'm not a fan of fast charging, because it makes the device a lot warmer, and it has an impact on battery longevity. In short: It charges much faster than the original power supply, but I would charge the iPad "slowly", e.g. via one of the USB-A ports on the Aukey Charger, as long as you are not pressed for time.

Holy moly... I didn't see that! This is really bad! I would expect devices sold by Digitec too have their respective certificates and adhere to safety regulations... @digitec, can you reply?

USB-C Output: (PDO) 5V 3A | 9V 3A | 12V 3A | 15V 3A | 20V 3A (PPS) 3V–21V 3A USB-A Output 1/2: 5V 2.4A Max Total Power Output: 72W

Unfortunately, Apple devices do not currently support Quick Charge 3.0 or Quick Charge 2.0. If Apple devices are plugged into Quick Charge sockets, they will charge at exactly the same rate as if they were plugged into the sockets without Quick Charge.

Thank you very much for pointing this out. A correction request has just been sent.

Anbei findest du das Produkt ohne Mindestbestellmenge: Aukey PA-Y21 (60W, Power Delivery)

Fast charging itself doesn't affect battery life. But, it is the heat produced during fast charging that affects battery life. When the heat becomes too much the battery will slowly get damaged over time. Fortunately, current smartphones have safety mechanisms in place to protect the battery.

Yes, about twice as long. With this adapter, a maximum of 46W is output via USB PowerDelivery.

No, this is the CH version. The picture is only the one we received from the supplier.

Der PA-Y11 hat Power Delivery 3.0 mit 30 Watt auf dem USB-C-Port und Quick Charge 3.0 mit 18 Watt auf dem USB-A-Port https://images.aukey.com/en/downloads/PA-Y11%20User%20Manual.pdf

No USB cables are supplied.

Yes.

As far as I can see, you can charge the iPad on the QC port without any problems.

I can't say anything about the iphone x... but the iphone7 charges quickly. and the Surface GO is also charged quickly via a USB-C power cable (directly from the usb-c port of the Aukey).

According to the Apple website, the 13" comes with: 61W USB-C Power Adapter This one can handle all PD 3.0 profiles. Therefore yes, but it charges a little slower than the one supplied by Apple because it only has approx. 45W output power on the USB-C port. But it's probably smaller and lighter than the one from Apple and has an additional USB-A port. Clear buy recommendation from me. I am very satisfied with the power supply.

According to my information, this is possible, but only with approx. 30W.

Yes, mine loads it without a hitch.

No. Only via usb-c at full speed

Yes, this is suitable for the mobile phone mentioned. There are also some that are cheaper and also suitable: * Aukey PA-Y8 (3A, 27W, Quick Charge 4.0, Power Delivery 3.0) * Aukey PA-Y7 (3A, 29W, Power Delivery 2.0)

This is possible, but the following cable would be necessary: Apple USB-C to Lightning Cable (C - Lightning, 1m) Or alternatively the following offer: Apple 29W USB-C Power Adapter + USB-C Lightning Cable (29W, Fast Charge)

Fast charging works with the Nexus 5X.

I use the big brother (PA-Y6) daily for a Nexus 5X and a Nexus 6P and have also used the little brother (PA-Y4) and am absolutely satisfied with both - charge the Nexi quickly (Quick Charge), and it doesn't matter if the other ports are all busy. So I assume that this is also the case with the PA-Y5 (I'd be surprised if it isn't, as Aukey is reliable in this respect). Just use the right cable - because that's what matters. The cable supplied with the Nexus 5X and the cable supplied with the PA-Y4/6 work fine.