FAST CHARGERS – Here are some of the best chargers that offer fast charging speeds to meet your phone’s needs
Nowadays, smartphones are our lifelines. They keep us connected, informed, and entertained, but all this utility comes at a cost of uncontrolled appetite for power. This is where phone chargers come to the rescue.
Phone chargers trace their lineage back to the early days of telecommunication way back in the late 19th century, the Bell System’s telephone network used battery systems to power telephones.
The early “chargers” were large, bulky, and operated by hand-cranking. The primary purpose was not so much charging as maintaining the battery life of the phone system.
As mobile phones continued to evolve, so did their chargers. Each phone manufacturer had its proprietary charging connector, making it challenging for users with different devices.
In the early 2000s, the USB (Universal Serial Bus) port became a standard for charging and data transfer. Users could charge multiple devices with a single charger and even share chargers among friends and family.
Fast charging technology has become a game-changer for users in a hurry. With fast chargers, you can reduce the time it takes to power up your phone. Many flagship smartphones support technologies, which allow for fast charging without overheating the device.
The future of phone charging looks promising including the wireless charging technology, which is expected to become even faster and more efficient.
UGREEN 100W GaN charger
The first item is a UGREEN 100W GaN fast charger. This one has four ports, three USB C ports and one regular USB-A port. Two of those ports have a maximum output power of 100W, while one USB-C port and one USB-A port have a maximum output power of 22.5W.
Baseus 100W GaN charger
Baseus also offers a 100W rapid charger with two USB-C connectors and two USB-A ports. The maximum output is 100W, but this fluctuates depending on the number of devices connected.
Remax RP-U99 100W GaN charger
Two USB-C ports and one USB-A port are available on the Remax 100W rapid charger. The USB-C ports can output a maximum of 100W while charging a single device, whereas the USB-A ports can only output 60W when charging a single device.
Momax OnePlug 100W GaN charger
The Momax OnePlug 100W GaN charger is configured similarly to the UGREEN, with three USB-C ports and one USB-A port. The USB ports support PD 3.0 charging, and the USB-A port supports Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0. This charger, like the others, is capable of charging flagship smartphones and thin notebooks at full speed.
Awei PD-19 130W GaN charger
If you need something with a higher output than 100W, consider the Awei PD-19 130W GaN charger. There are three USB-C ports and one USB-A port on this one. When charging two devices at the same time, it can output 100W on one USB-C port and 30W on the other, or 65W on two USB-C ports, which can charge two MacBooks at the same time. When four devices are charged, it can output 65W + 30W + 15W + 15W.
Anker 711 Nano II
Despite the fact that there are many solid solutions in this price range, Anker’s 735 beats the competition because to its small form and three USB ports.