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Phone chargers by model

Pick your phone below to see the charger wattage its maker specifies, what’s (not) in the box, and verified prices. Most current phones fast charge from a 20–30W USB-C Power Delivery charger.

Find your iPhone 17 charger Find your iPhone 16 charger Find your iPhone 15 charger Find your Galaxy S25 charger Find your Galaxy S24 charger Find your Pixel 9 charger

Phones

iPhone 1717, Air, 17 Pro, 17 Pro Max (and 17e) — 40W+ USB-C PD for 50% in ~20 min; Air / 17e 20W+Full page
iPhone 1616, 16 Plus, 16 Pro, 16 Pro Max — 20W+ USB-C PD; 30W for MagSafe 25WFull page
iPhone 1515, 15 Plus, 15 Pro, 15 Pro Max — 20W+ USB-C PD for 50% in ~30 min; MagSafe up to 15WFull page
Galaxy S25S25 / Edge 25W Super Fast; S25+ / Ultra / FE 45W Super Fast Charging 2.0; PPS USB-C PDFull page
Galaxy S24S24 / FE 25W Super Fast; S24+ / Ultra 45W Super Fast Charging 2.0 (45W adapter + 5A cable); PPS USB-C PDFull page
Pixel 9Pixel 9 / 9 Pro up to 27W; 9 Pro XL up to 37W (PPS up to 21V); 9 Pro Fold; PPS USB-C PDFull page

Coming next: iPhone 18 Pro. Wattage on every phone page comes from the maker’s own spec pages.

How to pick a phone charger

Check your phone maker’s tech specs for the fast-charge wattage, then buy a USB-C charger rated at or above it that supports the same standard (USB Power Delivery for iPhone). A higher-watt USB-C PD charger is fine — Apple, for example, says “20W adapter or higher”. Many new phones no longer include a charger in the box, only a cable. Laptop chargers by wattage: all wattages.