Belkin BoostCharge Dual USB-A Wall Charger 24W — White
24 W / 4.8 A total outputTwo USB-A ports, 12 W each1 m USB-A to USB-C cable includedCharges two devices at once
The Belkin BoostCharge Dual USB-A Wall Charger (part number WCE001VF1MWH) puts two USB-A ports on one plug with 24 W / 4.8 A of total output, split as up to 12 W per port. That is more than double the 5 W of the small chargers phones used to ship with, so a phone and a tablet — or two phones — charge at a useful rate together rather than trickling. This part number is the bundle: a 1 m USB-A to USB-C cable is included, so a modern Android phone, a USB-C tablet, a pair of earbuds or a Nintendo Switch is charging out of the box. It works with any device that charges over a USB-A cable, whatever the brand.
Compatibility — check before buying:
Both ports are USB-A, so any USB-A charging cable works: USB-C, Lightning, micro-USB, or the cable that came with a power bank or a set of earbuds. The included cable is USB-A to USB-C, which covers current Android phones, USB-C iPads, earbuds cases and most recent accessories. This is not a USB-C Power Delivery charger: it will charge a USB-C phone or a small laptop, but at up to 12 W rather than at PD speeds. If you need fast charging for a recent iPhone or a laptop, choose a USB-C PD charger instead.
Best For
✓ Anyone charging two devices from one socket — desk, bedside or hotel
✓ Households with a mix of USB-C and older devices
✓ Travellers who want one small charger rather than two
✓ People replacing the tiny 5 W charger that came with an older phone
✓ Anyone who wants the cable included rather than bought separately
✓ Users charging earbuds, watches and power banks alongside a phone
Key Features
24 W across two ports
4.8 A total, up to 12 W per port, so both devices charge at a useful rate at once. Cheap dual chargers share ten watts between two sockets and neither device gains much.
12 W per port, not 5 W
A standard old-style USB charger gives 5 W. At 12 W a phone charges noticeably faster, and a tablet gains charge while in use rather than merely holding steady.
USB-C cable in the box
A 1 m USB-A to USB-C cable is supplied, which is the connector almost everything current uses. Nothing else to buy, and nothing missing when the box is opened.
Small enough to leave plugged in
Compact enough to sit behind furniture, in a bag pocket or in a hotel socket without blocking the neighbouring outlet, and it charges anything with a USB-A cable regardless of brand.
Technical Specifications
| Identification |
| Brand |
Belkin |
| Model |
BoostCharge Dual USB-A Wall Charger 24W |
| Part Number |
WCE001VF1MWH |
| MPN |
WCE001VF1MWH |
| EAN / GTIN |
0745883793778 |
| Power |
| Total output |
24 W |
| Total current |
4.8 A |
| Per port |
Up to 12 W |
| Ports |
2 × USB-A |
| Power Delivery |
No — USB-A charger, not USB-C PD |
| Compatibility |
| Devices |
Anything that charges over a USB-A cable |
| Included cable covers |
USB-C phones, tablets, earbuds cases and accessories |
| Other devices |
Lightning and micro-USB devices with the appropriate USB-A cable |
| Design |
| Type |
Mains wall charger |
| Colour |
White |
| Support |
| In the box |
Charger and 1 m USB-A to USB-C cable |
| Warranty |
1-Year Warranty (Singular) |
| Manufacturer Term |
Belkin calls this a “Wall Charger” (BoostCharge), so it is listed under Phone Chargers. |
Frequently Asked Questions
Which cable is included?
A 1 m USB-A to USB-C cable. Belkin sells the same charger with a USB-C to Lightning cable and with a micro-USB cable under different part numbers.
Can it charge two devices at full speed at once?
Yes, up to 12 W each — 24 W and 4.8 A in total. Both ports stay useful when occupied, which is the main reason to choose this over a single-port charger.
Does it fast-charge a recent phone?
Not at USB-C Power Delivery speeds. Both ports are USB-A, so a modern phone charges at up to 12 W. For 20 W or faster you need a USB-C PD charger.
Will it charge a Nintendo Switch or a power bank?
Yes, over the supplied USB-C cable or your own USB-A cable, at up to 12 W. It is a general-purpose charger rather than one tied to a brand.
Singular Expert Insight
The value of a dual charger lives or dies on how the watts are split. Twenty-four in total and twelve per port means both sockets do real work — the practical test of a bedside charger with a phone on one side and earbuds on the other. The honest limitation is that this is USB-A, not USB-C Power Delivery, so a recent iPhone or an iPad Pro will charge steadily rather than quickly. If speed on one device matters more than two ports, look at our
USB-C PD chargers instead; if you want a spare cable for the second port, see the
USB cables and adapters range.
Buyer's Guide
Buy it if
You want to charge two devices from one socket, most of them are USB-C, and you would rather the cable came in the box.
Skip it if
You need USB-C Power Delivery fast charging, or you want to charge a laptop — a USB-C PD charger is the right size.
Also consider
A second USB-A cable so both ports get used, and a USB-C PD charger if a newer phone or laptop also needs charging quickly.