USB-C laptop chargers by wattage

Read the number on the brick or in the laptop spec — that wattage (W) is what you shop. Pick it below. A higher-watt USB-C PD charger is fine if the cable and laptop support Power Delivery.

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Wattage finder

No wattage on this list matches that. Try the whole number on the brick, or how to pick a charger.

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How to read the number on the brick

How to read the number on the brick

The wall adapter is printed with an output in watts (W), or as volts × amps (multiply those to get watts). Example: 20V ⎓ 3.25A is 65W. Order that class of USB-C PD charger — not a random phone brick.

If the print is faded, check the laptop’s tech specs or the manufacturer’s power-adapter page. Walkthrough: how to find required wattage.

Cable matters at 100W

Cable matters at 100W

USB-C Power Delivery at 100W is 20V at 5A. That needs an e-marked 5A cable. USB-IF labels certified USB-C to USB-C cables as 60W (3A) or 240W (5A). A 60W-marked cable will cap a 100W charger. Full guide: 100W e-marked USB-C cable.

How to pick a USB-C charger