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Chargers & Power Adapters

Browse chargers and power adapters at RightTech Store for your phone and other compatible devices. Choose a charger for your desk, bedside table, or travel bag.

Check your device’s charging needs before buying. The connector, power output, and charging standard all matter.

USB Wall Chargers for Everyday Use

A USB wall charger plugs into a power socket. You then connect your device with a suitable charging cable.

A single-port charger can suit one phone. A charger with several ports can help when you need to charge more than one device.

Check the plug shape and input voltage before choosing. Also, read the box contents to see whether a cable is included.

USB-C Chargers and Power Adapters

USB-C chargers have a small, oval port. They work with suitable cables to charge supported phones, tablets, and other devices.

Some USB-C power adapters also support laptops. However, your laptop must accept USB-C charging, and the charger must meet its power needs.

A matching connector alone is not enough. Check the supported output and your device maker’s requirements.

Fast Chargers with USB Power Delivery

USB Power Delivery, often called USB PD, is a charging standard used by many devices. It lets a compatible charger and device agree on a suitable power level.

Some phones also use PPS for certain fast charging modes. PPS allows the charger to adjust its output as the phone charges.

For fast charging, your phone, charger, and cable need to work together. A higher wattage does not always mean your phone will charge faster.

Multi-Port Chargers for Several Devices

A multi-port charger can charge several supported devices from one wall socket. Look for the mix of USB-A and USB-C ports you need.

Check the power available from each port. The charger’s total power may be shared when several ports are in use.

For example, a charger’s full rated output may only be available from one port at a time. Read its power-sharing details before buying.

Compact GaN Chargers

GaN is a material used inside some chargers. It can help makers build smaller chargers with high power output.

A compact design can save space in a bag or beside a desk. Still, compare the size, ports, and charging support before choosing.

The GaN label alone does not tell you how fast your phone will charge. Device support and power output remain important.

Charging at Home and on the Road

A spare wall charger can help you keep one charging spot at home and another at work. Choose a cable length that reaches your device without stretching.

For charging in a vehicle, browse automobile accessories. Car chargers use a different power source from wall chargers.

Need power for rechargeable gaming gear? Explore gaming accessories and follow each device’s charging instructions.

For projects using single board computers, check the board’s exact power supply needs. A phone charger may not provide the required output.

How to Choose the Right Charger

Compare these details before buying:

  • Device support: Check your phone, tablet, or other device’s requirements.
  • Port type: Choose USB-A, USB-C, or the correct dedicated connector.
  • Power output: Match the supported voltage and power needs.
  • Charging standard: Check for USB PD, PPS, or another required standard.
  • Cable rating: Use a cable that supports the needed power.
  • Plug type: Make sure it fits your wall socket.
  • Included items: Check whether the cable comes with the adapter.

If you are replacing a laptop charger, do not choose by plug shape alone. For other laptop repairs, browse laptop replacement parts.

Visit the RightTech Store shop to explore more products for your daily setup.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose the right phone charger?

Check your phone’s connector, supported charging standard, and power requirements. Then choose a compatible charger and cable.

Will a higher-watt charger always charge my phone faster?

No. Your phone only accepts the power it supports. The cable, charging standard, battery level, and temperature also affect charging speed.

Can I use one charger for my phone and tablet?

Yes, if the charger supports both devices’ power needs. For charging them together, check the available output from each port.

What is the difference between USB-A and USB-C?

They are different connector shapes. USB-A is rectangular, while USB-C is smaller and oval. The connector alone does not tell you the charging speed.

Does a fast charger need a special cable?

It needs a cable that supports the required power and connector types. Some fast charging modes have specific cable requirements.

Does every power adapter come with a cable?

No. Some products include a cable, while others include only the adapter. Check the box contents before ordering.

Can a phone charger power a laptop?

Some USB-C chargers can power compatible laptops. Many phone chargers provide too little power, so check the laptop’s requirements first.