Among the lowest cost USB-C chargers from a popular brand. And one of the smallest with folding prongs. For both of these benefits it only support standard USB-C charging. No fast charging, except for iPhones.
AUKEY PB-Y23 Sprint Go Lightning 20000 Review
A lot of capacity, similar to a laptop power bank. But less output, made for smaller devices at a lower price.
Anker PowerCore Essential 20000 PD Review
Offers the large capacity of a laptop power bank. But by limiting its output Anker is able to pass on cost savings. Ideal for anyone needing to charge handheld devices for long periods of time.
AUKEY PA-B5 Omnia 100W Review
Combines the highest possible power output with GaN tech. Creating one of the smaller chargers ready to power any size laptop. From basic office work to the most demanding creative and gaming models.
AUKEY PB-Y24 26800 Universal Review
Ideal for laptops. But maintains compatibility with smaller devices. Its large storage keeps you working longer. And its 60W output supports most laptops in most work modes.
AUKEY LC-Q11 Graphite Podium Wireless Fast Charger Review
A premium wireless charging pad. Ideal if you have a newer model phone supporting fast wireless charging. Or to charge your current phone and future proofing for your next upgrade.
AUKEY CB-CMD38 USB-C Cable Review
A USB-C cable like any other 60W USB-C charging cable. But with connectors are right angles. Allowing for new cable orientation you may want for specific connection needs.
AUKEY CB-BAL5 3-in-1 USB Cable Review
A 3-in-1 USB Cable for decluttering or traveling light with a range of portable devices. Especially for those still transitioning to USB-C. With some micro-USB or Lightning device still around.
Anker PowerCore 10000 PD Redux Review
Offers peak charge rates for the Nintendo Switch, iPad Pro. And similar devices using 15V input. But no Quick Charge support for some Android phones.
AUKEY PA-Y19 Minima 30W Review
An update to AUKEY palm sized, travel friendly USB-C PD charger. This new version increases its output to 30W. Going from supporting phones to small laptops.