Collection: Chargers

Phones typically charge fully on lower-wattage chargers, while tablets and laptops need higher output to reach full speed. Check your device's recommended wattage and choose a charger that meets or slightly exceeds it.

No. Your device only draws as much power as it's designed to, so a higher-wattage charger simply provides headroom. It charges at the device's maximum safe rate and won't push more than that.

Yes. Fast charging needs both a compatible charger and a cable rated to carry that power, such as a USB-C Power Delivery cable. Browse our USB Cables to find one that matches your charger.

Total output is shared across ports, so charging several devices at once can slow each one down. Check the charger's total wattage and per-port ratings to see how it splits power under load.

A charger draws power from a wall socket, while a power bank stores energy so you can charge away from an outlet. Many people keep both: a wall charger at home and a power bank for travel.

A USB-C Power Delivery charger with enough wattage can power all three, adjusting output to each device. For laptops, make sure the charger meets the wattage your laptop needs to charge while in use.

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