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Understanding USB-C Wattage
Wall Charger Power Ratings for USB-CDevices
18–27W Phones, digital cameras, and drones
27–45W iPads and compact notebooks
45–100W High-performance laptops and external monitors
When charging larger devices like laptops or monitors, the wall charger should be paired with a USB-C cable rated at 5A to safely support up to 100W of charging. Using a standard 3A cable, on the other hand, limits charging to 60 watts.
Lower-wattage USB-C chargers may still be used with devices that need more power, although it will take longer to fully charge the device.
Type C USB chargers have established themselves as the go-to choice for modern electronic devices, offering a universal, efficient, and user-friendly solution for charging and data exchange. With a small, flippable design, USB Type C removes plug confusion and enables high-speed power delivery and fast data transfer compared to older USB types. Its broad use across phones, tablets, laptops, and accessories minimizes dependence on multiple chargers, making it simpler for users to charge and sync various devices with a single cable. This growing standardization also aids sustainability efforts by reducing electronic waste and making device interoperability easier.