Power for every device

USB-C Charger Catalog

This catalog tracks to help you find the right power adapter for your desk, bag, or bedside. From single 20W blocks for a phone to 12-port stations that power an entire office, these listings cover the current market of USB-C hardware.

USB-C Chargers
Approach

How we organize these listings

We monitor specific power specs and port counts to group these chargers into useful sets. We focus on real-world utility, like whether a plug folds for travel or if a station has enough wattage for a MacBook Pro.

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Editor’s picks

Featured power solutions

These selections represent common setups, from high-wattage laptop bricks to multi-port hubs for the home office.

Makers

Browse the full directory

Filter through and 221 live products to find the exact port count and power level you need.

Choosing your next charger
How to choose

Choosing your next charger

Check your device needs

Laptops generally require 65W to 100W, while most phones and tablets fast-charge between 20W and 45W.

Count your cables

Decide if you need a single dedicated wall plug or a desktop station that can handle a phone, watch, and tablet at once.

Consider the location

Foldable prongs are better for travel, while chargers with extension cords work best for hard-to-reach wall outlets.

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FAQ

Common questions

What is a GaN charger?

GaN chargers use gallium nitride to stay smaller and run cooler than older silicon-based power adapters.

Will a 100W charger hurt my phone?

No, the device only draws the power it needs, making high-wattage chargers safe for smaller electronics.

Do these chargers include cables?

This catalog includes 46 listings that come with a matching cable, while others are the power block only.

What does PPS mean for Samsung?

PPS allows the charger to adjust voltage in real-time for the fastest possible charging on Galaxy devices.