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30W USB-C PD / GaN charger

30W USB-C PD replaces the 13-inch MacBook Air’s included cube. It is light for laptops that shipped with a 61W–65W brick.

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Our pickAnker Nano 30W foldable (Amazon B0B2MM1W65)30W$15.99Lowest verified price for a 30W charger: $15.99, checked 19 OctBuy 30W on Amazon

Match & price

Full answer

A 30W USB-C Power Delivery charger is Apple’s 13-inch MacBook Air included-adapter class: enough to replace a lost 30W cube, not Apple’s 67W/70W fast-charge adapters, and light for a 61W 13″ Pro or a 65W HP/Dell brick.

Full answer

Apple lists a 30W USB-C Power Adapter for 13-inch MacBook Air (2018–2021, and 13-inch models from 2022 on). MacBook Air (M2, 2022) with the 8-core GPU includes 30W; the 10-core GPU + 512GB config includes a 35W Dual USB-C adapter instead. Fast charge on that Air is documented at 70W, not 30W. If you want one GaN pack for laptop + phone, 65W is the everyday step up.

Who it fits

Who it fits

Samsung Chromebook Plus configs that list a 30W USB-C adapter — see Samsung Chromebook USB-C charger · Dell Chromebook USB-C charger · Google Chromebook / Pixelbook USB-C charger · LG Gram USB-C charger · MSI USB-C charger · Razer Blade USB-C charger · Acer Predator USB-C charger. Laptop classes from manufacturer wattage tables (prices re-checked 19 Oct 2026; wattage sources accessed 3 Sep 2026), not a scraped comparison chart:

  • Laptop MacBook Air (M2, 2022) 8-core GPU Adapter Included 30W USB-C; fast-charge capable with 70W Why Matches the included adapter (Apple 111867). Not Apple’s 70W fast-charge figure.
  • Laptop MacBook Air (2022 or later), 13-inch Adapter 30W USB-C (13-inch only), 35W Dual, 67W, or 70W Why Matches Apple’s 30W SKU for 13-inch Airs (109509). 15-inch Airs are not in the 30W row.
  • Laptop MacBook Air (2018 through 2021) Adapter 30W USB-C Power Adapter and USB-C Charge Cable Why Matches Apple 109509 for those years.
  • Laptop MacBook Air (M2, 2022) 10-core GPU + 512GB Adapter Included 35W Dual USB-C; fast-charge capable with 70W Why Below the included 35W Dual. Apple still allows a lower-watt USB-C PD adapter; expect slower charge. Prefer 35W Dual or 65W.
  • Laptop 13-inch MacBook Pro (2016 or later) Adapter 61W USB-C Why Below the recommended 61W. Apple still allows it; expect Slow Charger under load. Prefer 65W.
  • Laptop Dell XPS 13 9370 / 9310 Adapter 45W USB Type-C Why Below the Dell manual’s 45W adapter. May charge slowly or fail to hold the battery under load. Prefer 45W or 65W.
  • Laptop HP Chromebook / thin & light class Adapter 45W USB-C (HP Tech Takes) Why Below HP’s 45W Chromebook / thin-laptop recommendation. Prefer 45W.

Anker’s Nano 30W copy names earbuds, phone, tablet, and MacBook Air — that is Anker’s list, not a complete industry table. Apple documents that a USB-C PD adapter may be higher or lower wattage than the recommended SKU (109509). Surface Go class also uses a nearby 24–30W Microsoft line — see Surface USB-C charger. Phones: 30W covers Apple’s 20W-or-higher fast-charge spec for iPhone 15, iPhone 16, iPhone Air, and covers Galaxy S25 / S25 Edge and Galaxy S24 / S24 FE 25W Super Fast Charging and iPhone 17e; a 30W PPS brick is what Google lists for Pixel 9 / 9 Pro / 9 Pro Fold (up to 27W wired); iPhone 17 / 17 Pro / 17 Pro Max need 40W or higher for Apple’s fastest wired charge. Full method: iPad Pro M4 charger, how to pick.

What 30W means on a USB-C PD brick

What 30W means on a USB-C PD brick

30W is the total ceiling on a single-port 30W cube. Anker Nano Charger (30W), model A2147, publishes 20V⎓1.5A (30W Max) on its USB-C port. That is a 20V / 1.5A PD contract — no 5A e-marker required. Still use a USB-C PD cable, not a USB-A charge-only lead. Multi-port 30W packs split watts when more than one device is plugged in.

Where these prices came from

Price check status — 19 Oct 2026

19 Oct 2026 update: Amazon US buy-boxes were re-read 19 Oct 2026 (~9:29–9:30pm ET, headless Chrome, en-US, ZIP 10001; no bot check). Main price = Amazon’s Regular Price / featured Buy New. B0G1T3H97Y ($39.99 regular / $25.99 Prime) and B0DFCH3C4W ($89.99 regular / $79.99 Prime) show an explicit Prime-exclusive lower price. B0B2MM1W65 $15.99, B09C5RG6KV $29.99 and B0CZ6LXL8R $69.99 print regular only (no Prime bracket). Deal prices change fast — open the Amazon page for the live price. Apple, UGREEN and Anker product pages were re-read 19 Oct 2026 (~9:29–9:31pm ET, US, headless Chrome): UGREEN Nexode 100W 4-port (SKU 40737) is still on sale at $39.99 (regular $54.99); every other Apple, UGREEN and Anker dollar matched.

Public cart prices we actually loaded that day. They are not live. re-checked 19 Oct 2026 (headless Chrome) against each Buy href’s featured NEW / Add-to-cart price. Apple 30W OEM and UGREEN 30W collection still have no priced cart — Not verified.

Where to buy (all stores)

Where to buy

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No ranking. Stock and price change. Apple 30W OEM and UGREEN 30W rows stay Not verified (18 Sep 2026) — links go to search or a collection, not a priced cart. Cable: USB-C to MagSafe 3 cable.

Sources

Sources (prices re-checked 19 Oct 2026; wattage sources accessed 3 Sep 2026)

  • Anker Nano Charger (30W) A2147 specs and $15.99 cart: anker.com/products/a2147
  • Apple 35W Dual USB-C Port Power Adapter, $59.00: apple.com/shop/…
  • Apple Support 109509 (21 May 2026), 111867 (M2), 102378 (10 Mar 2026, fast charge)
  • Dell XPS 13 9370 / 9310 45W manuals; HP Tech Takes, 6 Apr 2026, 45W for Chromebooks / thin laptops
  • Amazon Anker Nano 30W B0B2MM1W65 Regular Price $15.99, no Prime-only price: amazon.com/dp/B0B2MM1W65 (re-read 10 Oct 2026)