USB-C 1 has an 18W output no matter if you’re charging one or two devices, and you’re able to fast charge most smartphones and tablets via USB-C 1.Īlong with the charging power, this SAIL01 wall charger features GaN that makes the charger smaller, with this one having a length of 2 inches and a thickness of 1 inch. If you’re charging two devices from this wall charger, then USB-C 2 will output 45W, which will charge your Pro 7 at a slightly slower speed but will still charge it. USB-C 2 is the port you’ll be using to charge your Surface Pro 7 because it has a higher output USB-C 2 can output 65W when charging from it alone. This SAIL01 wall charger is a balanced Power Delivery charger that features two USB-C PD ports.
SAIL01 65W GaN Dual USB-C Power Delivery Wall Charger In this guide, we’re coverings differents chargers that you may want to consider using to provide a more accessible charging experience for your Surface Pro 7. The Pro 7 does come with a Surface Connect charger, but if you want to use a charger with more ports to charge multiple devices or use different types of chargers, then using the USB-C port is the way to go.
The feature of USB-C Power Delivery charging for the Surface Pro 7 was a significant upgrade in our point of view because it lets you have easier access to charging, rather than just using the Surface Connect port for charging. With USB-C, you get a host of new features such as faster transfer speeds for files, using USB-C as a display port, and you can charge from a USB-C port. Implementing a USB-C port on newer model devices when older models didn’t have the port is one of the main reasons to upgrade from older to more recent devices. The Surface Pro 7 from Microsoft was a reasonable few steps up from their previous model with upgraded specs, and perhaps the most welcome change to the Pro 7 is that it uses a USB-C port.
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