The catalogue lists the Crong NEO as a USB-C charger rated up to 40W with Power Delivery 3.2 and AVS. Those figures describe the adapter. The power a phone draws changes during a charge and depends on factors including the supported profiles, device temperature and battery level. A timed comparison over the same battery range tells you more than a single power reading.
How can you compare it with the charger you already own?
Use the same phone and cable when comparing two adapters. Start at a similar battery level and temperature. For example, time a charge from 20 to 60 percent with the screen off. Separately, check whether the adapter’s size and port position work with your power strip or the sockets you use when travelling.
B2B partners can put three details customers usually look for together on the same product page: port type, maximum output and supported charging profiles. State the colour too, as NEO comes in navy, white and orange versions. The Crong post linked below contains the review.
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