JouleLoom Flat Plug vs New GaN 120W

What looks like a price inversion (the GaN is cheaper) is a category difference: the GaN 120W is a no-name high-wattage brick at a promotional price, while the JouleLoom is a branded, reviewed everyday plug. For a phone on a bedside outlet, the JouleLoom's flat body and 1230 reviews make it the sane, safe choice. For a desk where one brick charges a laptop, a tablet and a phone at once, the GaN's 120W across multiports is the thing that removes a tangle of adapters, and at 5.72 EUR the value is hard to argue. The GaN's risk is the thin review base and unknown long-term thermals at full load; the JouleLoom's limit is it is just a phone charger. Match the brick to the load, not the star score.

Keep the JouleLoom Flat Plug if you want a safe, reviewed phone charger with a flush fit. Take the New GaN 120W if you need one brick for laptop-plus-devices and the tiny price works for you. They solve different problems; buy the GaN for power, the JouleLoom for a bedside phone.