The GearUP GP007: 45W Fast Charging for Two Devices at Once
Most phone chargers do one job for one device. The GearUP GP007 is built for real desks and real travel bags: a dual-port wall charger that delivers up to 45W fast charging through USB-C with PD 3.0 and a second fast lane through USB-A with QC 3.0. Plug in your laptop and your phone, or your phone and your earbuds — both charge at their fastest supported speed from a single compact brick.
This is 45W fast charging without the usual compromises. The USB-C port negotiates the fastest safe rate your device supports — up to 45W, enough for a laptop, a tablet, or a flagship phone — while the USB-A port serves a second device through Quick Charge 3.0. Automatic multi-mode output steps through the voltage and current combinations each device asks for, so nothing is overdriven and nothing is starved.

What This 45W Fast Charging Brick Does
Up to 45W through USB-C with PD 3.0
The headline port is USB-C with PD 3.0 — the universal fast-charging standard. It can deliver the full 45W this charger is rated for, which is enough to fast-charge a laptop, charge a tablet at full speed, or top up a flagship phone at its maximum rate. When a smaller device is connected, the port simply negotiates a lower mode — 5V, 9V, 10V, 11V, 12V or 20V as the device requests — so a phone that tops out at 20W charges at exactly 20W.
A second fast lane: USB-A with QC 3.0
The second port is USB-A with Quick Charge 3.0. That makes the GP007 a genuine two-device charger: the phone on USB-C and a second phone, earbuds case, or power bank on USB-A, both charging at the same time. QC 3.0 is the long-established fast-charging protocol for a huge range of Android devices, so the second port is far from an afterthought — it is a full fast-charging lane of its own.
Dual-port simultaneous charging
Both ports work at the same time. The charger’s total output is rated at 45W max across USB-C and USB-A combined, and the internal circuitry divides power between the two devices according to what each one negotiates. There is no master/slave priority to think about — plug both in and each device takes what it can use. For a nightstand, a desk, or a shared hotel room socket, one brick replaces two.

One Charger for Phone, Tablet, and Laptop
Laptops that charge over USB-C
45W fast charging is the sweet spot for ultraportables: it is the wattage class that keeps a slim laptop topped up while you work. The GP007’s USB-C port with PD 3.0 speaks the same charging language as USB-C laptops, and the 20V/2.25A mode is the 45W lane those machines expect. It will not replace a 65W+ brick for a heavy workstation, but for everyday ultrabooks and 2-in-1s it is a genuinely capable travel charger.
Tablets and flagship phones
Tablets charge at their top rates from the USB-C port, and flagship phones — iPhone, Samsung, Pixel and the rest — fast-charge at whatever maximum their hardware allows. Samsung’s Super Fast Charging phones can draw their high rates through the PD/PPS-style negotiation, while QC 3.0 on the USB-A port covers older fast-charge standards. One charger, one bag pocket, every device you own.
Small devices charge gently
Fast-charging standards are negotiated, not forced. Earbuds cases, smartwatches (via their own cables), Bluetooth speakers and older phones simply request the modest 5V modes and charge at their own comfortable pace. The multi-mode output exists precisely so a 45W fast charging brick can be the safe everyday charger for the smallest gadget in the bag too.

Smart Multi-Mode Output
Voltage modes that match the device
The GP007 supports a spread of output modes — including 5V, 9V, 10V, 11V, 12V and 20V combinations up to 45W max — and selects among them automatically during the charging handshake. Fine-grained steps like these are what let one charger serve a laptop at 20V and a phone at 9V minutes apart, with no switches to flip and nothing to configure.
Automatic negotiation, no buttons
Everything happens in milliseconds when you plug in: the charger announces what it can do, the device picks the fastest mode it supports, and charging begins. There are no modes to select and no app to install. The simplicity is the point — 45W fast charging that behaves like plugging into the wall, only faster.

Safety Built Into Every Charge
Protection against the three big risks
Built-in safety circuitry guards against overcharging, short circuits, and overheating. Overcharge protection stops pushing current when the device is full; short-circuit protection cuts output if a cable or port faults; thermal protection watches temperature during fast charging. These protections run continuously in the background of every session.
Charge overnight with confidence
The most common fast-charging session is the overnight one — phone on the nightstand for eight hours. With overcharge and thermal protection active, the GP007 is designed for exactly that routine: it fast-charges to full, then manages the topped-up state safely until morning.
Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Brand / Model | GearUP GP007 (GP-007-45W) |
| Max output | 45W (USB-C + USB-A combined) |
| Ports | USB-C (PD 3.0, up to 45W) + USB-A (QC 3.0) |
| USB-C output modes | Multi-mode up to 20V/2.25A (45W max); 5V/9V/10V/11V/12V/20V combinations supported |
| Input | 100–240V AC, 50/60Hz, 0.8A max |
| Plug | EU plug |
| Safety | Overcharge, short-circuit and overheat protection |
| Made in | China |
| Warranty | 6 Months |
Made for Travel and Tight Spaces
100–240V universal input
The input range covers the world’s mains voltages, so the same brick works at home and abroad — only a plug adapter is needed for the destination’s socket type. For travellers, that means one charger for the laptop and the phone on every trip, with 45W fast charging available wherever there is a wall socket.
Compact enough to disappear into a bag
Dual-port 45W chargers used to be bulky. The GP007 keeps a pocket-friendly footprint that slips into a laptop sleeve, a jacket pocket, or the side pouch of a backpack. It is the kind of charger you stop thinking about — until you need two devices charged from one outlet.

Everyday Uses You’ll Actually Reach For
The work desk, simplified
Laptop on USB-C, phone on USB-A — the two cables that used to fight over a power strip now share one brick. During a workday the laptop stays topped up while the phone fast-charges between meetings, and the desk loses a tangle of adapters.
The nightstand routine
Phone on one port, earbuds case on the other. Both are full by morning, and the overcharge protection means the long overnight hours are handled safely. One wall socket, two devices, zero juggling.
The shared hotel socket
Hotel rooms never have enough outlets. A dual-port 45W fast charging brick turns the single free socket by the bed into charging for the laptop and the phone at once — the most useful travel upgrade that fits in a palm.
A Companion for the Rest of Your Charging Kit
Pair the GP007 with a good cable and the setup is complete. The GearUP CC6015 60W Type-C to Type-C cable is the same-brand 1.5m lead that can carry the GP007’s full output to a laptop. If a lighter single-port charger is all a second room needs, the Anker 313 GaN 30W Type-C fast charger covers phones and tablets, and the Vention FAKB0-EU 30W USB-C GaN charger is the compact travel sibling for the other bag.
A Charger That Follows the Day
Think of 45W fast charging as the pace of a normal day, not a party trick. In the morning, 45W fast charging tops up the phone that spent the night on the nightstand, while the second port finishes the earbuds case beside it. At the desk, 45W fast charging keeps a USB-C laptop topped up through working hours. In the evening, the same 45W fast charging is waiting for a tablet on the sofa — one compact brick following you from socket to socket, always negotiating the fastest safe rate each connected device supports, so 45W fast charging feels identical in every room.
Sharing is where 45W fast charging earns its keep in a household. Two people rarely need a full charge at the same moment, but they often need one at the same time, and 45W fast charging across two ports covers that overlap without a queue for the socket. One device takes the USB-C lane and the other takes USB-A with QC 3.0, while the charger divides its combined output between them as each one asks. Used this way, 45W fast charging ends the small daily arguments: no unplugging a partner’s phone, no second brick, and no power strip crowded with competing adapters. Everyone gets 45W fast charging, and nobody has to wait their turn.
Matching Each Device to the Right Port
Choosing a port is mostly about matching the device to the lane it speaks best. Laptops, tablets and flagship phones belong on USB-C, where 45W fast charging through PD 3.0 can reach the full rated output when that port is working on its own. A second phone, an earbuds case or a power bank belongs on USB-A, where QC 3.0 provides a fast lane of its own. Swap the devices around and both still charge, because the negotiation behind 45W fast charging simply runs again. That flexibility is the everyday value of 45W fast charging: the right lane is whichever one the device itself asks for, and 45W fast charging never has to be configured by hand.
Smaller, older devices are part of the same story. As explained above, 45W fast charging is negotiated rather than forced, so earbuds cases, Bluetooth speakers and older phones simply request the modest 5V modes and charge at their own comfortable pace. Nothing about 45W fast charging pushes a small device harder than its hardware allows; the multi-mode output steps down as readily as it steps up. This is why 45W fast charging can be the default for the whole bag — the flagship phone takes its maximum, the smallest gadget takes its gentle rate, and the same brick serves both while 45W fast charging adapts in the background.
A charger can only deliver what its cable can carry, and 45W fast charging is no exception. For a laptop, the questions above make the point clearly: use a USB-C cable rated for the wattage, such as the same-brand 60W cable linked earlier, so the lead never becomes the bottleneck. In short, 45W fast charging is a chain, and the cable is one of its links. For a phone, its supplied cable is usually matched to its fastest mode. Keep one good cable travelling with the brick and 45W fast charging stays consistent at home, at the desk and on the road, instead of changing with whichever lead happens to be nearest.
Fast Charging, Handled Carefully
Speed is only half of what 45W fast charging has to do well; the other half is staying uneventful. Every session begins with the automatic handshake described above, in which the charger announces what it can offer and the device selects the fastest mode it supports, which is the mode its 45W fast charging will actually run at. During the session, the built-in protection against overcharging, short circuits and overheating keeps watch. That combination is what makes 45W fast charging suitable for the longest session of all, the overnight charge, where the phone sits connected for hours after reaching full and the topped-up state is managed safely until morning.
Travel pulls all of these threads together. The 100–240V input means the same brick works at home and abroad, with only a plug adapter needed for the destination’s socket type, since the plug itself is an EU plug. In a hotel room with one free socket, 45W fast charging covers laptop and phone at once, and back home the same 45W fast charging returns to desk and nightstand duty. Few accessories are used this often, in this many places — which is exactly why 45W fast charging, done in one compact dual-port brick, is so easy to recommend. Wherever it lands, 45W fast charging is ready the moment a cable is plugged in.
Why Buy from Gadget Superb
Every order from Gadget Superb ships with cash on delivery available nationwide, so you pay when the product is in your hands. Delivery inside Dhaka costs ৳70 and takes 1–3 working days; outside Dhaka it costs ৳120 and takes 2–5 working days. Where the courier permits, you can inspect your item before paying.
The GearUP GP007 carries a 6-month warranty from Gadget Superb. If anything is wrong with the charger within that window, our support team will sort it out — reach us on the hotline at 09638054751, on Facebook Messenger, or by email at care@gadgetsuperb.com. We also honour a 7-day easy returns policy, so you can buy with confidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly is the GearUP GP007?
It is a 45W fast charging dual-port wall charger. The USB-C port supports PD 3.0 up to 45W and the USB-A port supports QC 3.0, so two devices can fast-charge at the same time from one compact brick with an EU plug.
How much power can it deliver?
Up to 45W max across the USB-C and USB-A ports combined. The USB-C port alone can deliver the full 45W (including a 20V/2.25A mode) when it is the only port in use, which is enough for USB-C laptops, tablets and flagship phones.
Can it charge two devices at once?
Yes — that is its main job. The USB-C and USB-A ports work simultaneously, and the charger divides its 45W total between the two devices according to what each one negotiates. A laptop on USB-C plus a phone on USB-A is the classic pairing.
Can it charge a laptop?
Yes, if the laptop charges over USB-C. The PD 3.0 USB-C port with its 20V/2.25A 45W mode is designed for USB-C ultrabooks and 2-in-1s. Larger workstations that require 65W or more need a higher-wattage charger.
What is the difference between the USB-C and USB-A ports?
The USB-C port uses PD 3.0 and can deliver up to 45W — it is the port for laptops, tablets and flagship phones. The USB-A port uses QC 3.0, the established fast-charging standard for a wide range of Android phones and smaller devices. Both can be used at the same time.
What does multi-mode output mean?
It means the charger supports several voltage/current combinations — 5V, 9V, 10V, 11V, 12V and 20V modes up to 45W — and automatically selects the fastest one each connected device supports. You never choose a mode yourself.
Is it safe to leave charging overnight?
Yes. Built-in protection guards against overcharging, short circuits and overheating, and runs continuously during every session — including the long overnight top-up.
Does it work on international voltage?
Yes. The 100–240V AC input covers mains voltage worldwide; you only need a plug adapter for the destination’s socket type. Note the plug itself is an EU plug.
Does it come with a charging cable?
No cable is listed in the package contents. Any USB-C or USB-A cable rated for your device’s charging speed works — for the full 45W to a laptop, use a USB-C cable rated for that wattage, such as the GearUP CC6015 60W Type-C cable.
What warranty does it carry?
A 6-month warranty from Gadget Superb. If the charger develops a fault within six months, contact support on the hotline at 09638054751, on Facebook Messenger, or by email at care@gadgetsuperb.com.
How long does delivery take?
Delivery inside Dhaka costs ৳70 and takes 1–3 working days; outside Dhaka it costs ৳120 and takes 2–5 working days. Cash on delivery is available nationwide, and you can inspect the item before paying where the courier permits. A 7-day easy returns policy applies.
Is this the same as the GP007 charger-and-cable combos?
No. This listing is the GP007 45W wall charger on its own (no cable included). Gadget Superb also lists GP007 bundles with GearUP charging cables — compare the listings if you want the charger and cable together.
























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