How to choose the right charger for your phone and laptop
Ports, fast-charging protocols and output power — three things to know before you buy a charger.
Start with the ports. Most phones, tablets and many laptops now use USB-C, while older cables still end in USB-A. A charger with both types covers more of your devices.
Fast charging depends on a language the charger and the device share. USB Power Delivery (PD) is the fast-charging standard over USB-C, used by many phones and laptops; Quick Charge (QC) is common on some Android phones. If the charger and the device don't share a protocol, charging falls back to a standard speed.
Match the output power to the device. A laptop usually needs more power than a phone. A higher-wattage charger doesn't force extra power into a phone — the device only draws what it supports. When you charge several devices at once, the total output is shared between the ports.
GaN chargers use gallium nitride, a semiconductor that makes smaller chargers with similar output possible. Ask for the exact specifications of each KHANLOO charger in reply to an enquiry.
This article is general and educational; for exact KHANLOO product specifications, contact the sales team.
