For the phones that take it, tablets, and two at once
This page gathers every charger and power bank whose own listing gives 45 watts or more as its top power. That much power suits three jobs: Galaxy phones that take 45W charging, tablets and some laptops that charge over USB-C, and charging two or more things at once from one charger. A single ordinary phone will charge from any of them, but will not charge faster than its own top speed.
What is here
- A 45W power bank with 10,000mAh and two cables built in, one USB-C and one Lightning, so it charges both kinds of iPhone and Android phones. Its listing names PD and PPS.
- A 100W dual-port USB-C car charger for the 12-volt socket, with enough power for a tablet or a laptop that charges over USB-C as well as a phone. It is on the 65W and over page too.
- A 50W multi-port charger with a UK three-pin plug, four USB-A sockets and two USB-C sockets, for a kitchen worktop or bedside where the whole household charges. Its 50W is the total, shared between the sockets in use.
Getting the full speed
Samsung calls its 45-watt charging Super Fast Charging 2.0, on the Galaxy phones that take it, and runs it over USB Power Delivery with PPS. Samsung sells its own 45W charger with a 5-amp USB-C cable. Most USB-C cables carry 3 amps, or 60 watts at 20 volts, so for 45W on a Galaxy, or for a laptop on the 100W car charger, use a cable rated for 5 amps, which holds an e-marker chip and is often labelled 100W or 240W. See USB-C to USB-C cables.
On a multi-socket charger, read how the watts are split. With one thing plugged in it can usually have the most its socket allows; with two or three, the total is divided between them. The guide to fast charging explains how to read the output printed on a charger.
Questions people ask about 45W and over chargers
Will a 45W charger damage a phone that takes less?
No. The number is a ceiling. The phone and charger agree the speed, and a phone that takes 20 watts takes 20 watts.
Can I charge a laptop from these?
Some, if the laptop charges over USB-C. Check the watts its own charger gives, and see the 65W and over chargers.
Is a 45W power bank allowed on a plane?
The watts do not matter at the airport; the capacity does. A 10,000mAh power bank is about 37Wh, well under the 100Wh the UK Civil Aviation Authority allows in the cabin. Power banks go in hand luggage, never the hold.
How long does delivery take?
Delivery is included in every price and tracked to your door. Each product page says when it usually arrives.
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