USB-C chargers and devices are “intelligent” and negotiate what charge rates to use when plugged in. Sometimes the charger or device can become confused, which results in the charger not ...

Then again, plug adapters are cheap 110/230 V is a given these days anyways. Obviously when travelling smaller/lighter is better. So what makes senses? I guess it's between around 45 and around 60 W.

Amazon has a fantastic deal on the Baseus 70W Universal Travel Adapter. It's currently priced at $35.99, which is down from its regular price of $49.99.

The Google 45W USB-C Charger, conveniently sold separately, will set you back $29.99, but the truth of the matter is that you don’t need it. At least not unless you buy the top-of-the-line ...

Sure, for a dual-USB-C port charger of this power, it isn’t crazy expensive at £23.99, but there are plenty of totally functional USB-C chargers on the market within the £10-£15 price range.

Gaming laptops are particularly susceptible to this. Even high-powered 100W USB-C chargers can't always provide enough energy to offset the demand from AAA games that run your GPU hot.

The Satechi 145 W USB-C Gan Travel Charger is a powerful charger that you can use at home as well as when traveling. The format is flexible and you get plugs that work in most corners of the world.

We don’t count the absence of UWB as one of the PlugBug’s plug bugs, rather that all four of its plugs are USB-C, rather than the mix of USB-A and USB-C we have on our other GaN travel charger.

Deal This fast, foldable USB-C wall plug with 4 ports is 40% off today Ugreen's 65W GaN charger is heavily discounted on Amazon today, coming in at just under $26. Now that's a deal! By Gabriela Vatu ...

For instance, if you plug a 10W adapter into a MacBook Pro that can charge up to 140W, it only passes power at 10W. Likewise, a 140W adapter won’t blow up a maximum 29W chargeable device!