Whether you’re someone who has a 15-inch MacBook Pro computer or you just need a lot of Power Delivery volume to keep all your USB-C devices charged up, our friends at Nomad have just the solution.
Lots of people take their MacBooks and iPads with them when they leave the house for prolonged periods, whether it’s for doing their job, focusing on studies, or for having something to do when sitting at the coffee shop. But one quandary that affects everyone at some point, regardless of what they use their gear for, is battery life.
Unveiled at CES 2023, a new Satechi GaN charger provides 200 watts of total power across its six fast-charging USB-C ports, more than enough to simultaneously charge your iPhone, iPad, MacBook, Apple Watch and other Apple devices.
We've tested the Zeus, a compact GaN power adapter from Chargeasap equipped with four fast-charging USB ports providing 270 watts of total power output.
We've tested Ugreen's 100W charger. Versatille and compact, it can charge four devices at once via its three USB-C ports and a single USB-A one for legacy devices.
Apple's new 35W charger is now available to purchase. The accessory features two USB-C ports and comes in two sizes—standard and compact.
The fact that Apple's new $39 MagSafe wireless charger currently works full speed on the new iPhone 12 if used with the company's new 20W power adapter, sold separately, had doubters crying foul, saying it's an artificial limitation to force users to buy new chargers from Apple.
Satechi makes versatile chargers and their latest arrival is no exception. Rated at 108 watts of power, it supports USB-C Power Delivery and is their most robust on-the-go charger to date.
Do you need a portable power brick that provides fast charging speeds for all your USB-C devices, supports Power Delivery (PD) for overcharge protection and is priced affordably? If so, then look no further than Nekteck's handy 90W USB-CÂ charger, priced at just $29.99.