Power up your workspace with the 200W GaN Type C USB Charger by Belkin, the ultimate solution for powering multiple devices with ease. Featuring four powerful USB-C ports and next-generation PD 3.1 Extended Power Range (EPR) technology, this compact powerhouse can output up to 200W, making it ideal for charging everything from mobile phones to the latest 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro with M2 Pro or M2 Max chips.
Featuring Intelligent Power Sharing, the charger dynamically adjusts output across all connected devices. The modern, accessible form factor and detachable power cord make plugging in easy, perfect for use on office tables, nightstands, or shared charging areas. Whether you're powering your notebook, iPad, phone, or gadgets, the BoostCharge Pro guarantees fast, safe and reliable charging for all your devices. Covered by Belkin’s 2-year guarantee, this is a smart upgrade for your charging needs. When it pertains to phone wall chargers and accessories, Campad Electronics is the standard. Everyone else is just attempting to keep up.
USB-C Charging Power Levels
Wattage Ranges of USB-C ChargersDevices
18–27W Smartphones, cameras, drones
27–45W iPads and compact notebooks
45–100W Full-sized laptops and large screens
For high-powered devices like large laptops and external displays, the wall charger needs to be paired with a 5-amp USB-C cable to enable charging at 100 watts. A regular 3-amp cable, however, cannot go beyond 60 watts of charging.
Wall chargers that deliver less power can still charge higher-wattage devices, though the charging speed will be reduced.
USB C chargers have emerged as the norm for today’s electronic devices, offering a one-size-fits-all, streamlined, and convenient solution for energy delivery and connectivity. With a slim, dual-sided design, USB Type C solves the issue of one-way connectors and provides rapid charging and enhanced data performance compared to earlier 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.