USB C Wall Chargers
One USB-C charger for your laptop, phone and tablet. Chargeasap GaN wall chargers are smaller and cooler than older silicon chargers, and our bigger models charge up to four devices from a single wall socket.
Which USB-C charger do you need?
- Zeus 280W: our most powerful charger. Four ports, including two 140W USB-C, so it can run a laptop and still charge a phone, tablet and earbuds. Built for a desk setup with two laptops or a power-hungry MacBook Pro.
- Omega 200W: 200W across four ports (2 USB-C, 2 USB-A). The top USB-C port delivers up to 100W for a laptop. Ships with AU, EU and UK plug adapters plus folding US prongs, so it works in 200+ countries.
- Omega 100W: a compact 100W charger with interchangeable travel plugs, for when you need one laptop and one phone charged, not a whole desk.
- 35W GaN: a small everyday charger for phones, tablets and earbuds.
- G6 Pro 100W and G6 65W: universal travel adapters with built-in US, EU, UK and AU plugs, a live AC socket and a USB-C PD port. One adapter for 190+ countries.
Need a longer reach from the wall? The Zeus and Omega 200W C7 power cable adapters let the charger sit on your desk instead of hanging from the socket.
What is a USB-C charger?
A USB-C charger plugs into the wall and powers devices through a USB-C port. Most USB-C chargers use USB Power Delivery (PD): the charger and your device agree on the right voltage, so the same charger can safely fill a phone at a low wattage and a laptop at a much higher one.
What does GaN mean?
GaN (gallium nitride) is the material inside the power components. It handles power more efficiently than silicon, so a GaN charger can deliver more watts from a smaller body and runs cooler. Every charger on this page uses GaN. See all GaN chargers.
How many watts do I need?
- Phones and earbuds: 20 to 35W is plenty.
- MacBook Air, iPad Pro and most ultrabooks: 45 to 65W per laptop.
- MacBook Pro 16" and gaming laptops: up to 140W for the fastest charging.
- Several devices at once: add up what each device needs. On a multi-port charger, the total is shared across the ports, so each port's speed depends on what else is plugged in.
Charging a laptop? Use a USB-C cable rated for the power you need. Our 100W and 240W USB-C cables are made for exactly that. For more laptop options, see USB-C laptop chargers 100W+. Travelling? See travel chargers.
Why Chargeasap?
We're a Sydney-based team that has designed charging gear since 2016. We've run 14 crowdfunding campaigns and shipped to more than 108,000 customers worldwide. Not sure which charger fits your devices? Contact us and we'll help you choose.

























