This 70W GaN charger is unbelievably thin — and it has two USB-C ports

GaN chargers are pretty great in that they deliver reliable charging — going up to 140W — in a tiny size. The smallest charger I ever used is the OPPO mini SuperVOOC model; it is extremely thin and still manages to deliver 50W charging. Annoyingly, the charger is limited to China, making it hard to get outside the country.

EZQuest is now trying to emulate the same, but its charger has a distinct advantage — the UltraSlim goes up to 70W in total, and it has two USB-C charging ports. Best of all, it is available globally; the UltraSlim 70W charger costs $49 on Amazon, and that's quite decent considering what you get.

The UltraSlim is incredibly thin, and it is ideally suited as a travel charger; it's barely thicker than a phone and doesn't take up much room at all. What I like is that it has a foldable design with blade plugs that retract into the body, and that just makes it that much more convenient.

Coming in at just 80g and 13mm thickness, it's light enough to take just about anywhere, and the ultra-thin design is a huge advantage. Most GaN chargers tend to be squarish, but the flatter profile clearly makes a difference in this regard. And like the best chargers, the UltraSlim utilizes GaN tech to good effect, delivering reliable USB PD charging in a diminutive size.

Build quality is great, and I didn't see any issues in the month I used the charger. It has a matte texture with a glossy insert along the sides, and the front contains EZQuest branding and the name of the charger, with the back detailing charging info and regulatory text.

The dual USB-C ports are located at the bottom, and they're easily accessible. Each port hits 45W over the USB PD 3.0 standard, and you get the usual charging profiles: 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/3A, and 15V/3A. It does a good job with Samsung devices as well thanks to PPS, and because you get two ports, there's a total 70W power budget (35W max with each port) when both are in use. If you're using it with a phone and any accessory, it switches to 45W + 20W.

If you don't need more than two USB-C charging ports, the UltraSlim is a great travel charger; it's much smaller than its mainstream rivals, and 45W charging out of each port is ideal if you're using Pixel or Galaxy devices. I used the charger with my Pixel 9 Pro XL and Pixel 9 Pro Fold, and it did a decent enough job charging both devices at the same time. It's just as usable with iPhones and iPads, and it did a good job with my iPad Pro M4.

Even if you're at home and don't have much clearance around the wall plug, the UltraSlim 70W is a decent alternative.