This category holds USB-C chargers for laptops, along with a few universal models for tablets and phones. Our range has over 700 chargers, including DELL, LENOVO, HP, ASUS and ACER. It suits anyone who needs a spare adapter for home or the office, a replacement for a faulty one, or a charger to take travelling.
How to choose a USB-C laptop charger
Wattage. The charger should deliver at least as much power as the original adapter, which is printed on its label. In our range 65 W models are the most common, with 45 W, 90 W, 100 W, 130 W and 140 W chargers also available. An underpowered adapter may charge very slowly, and a laptop under heavy load may not even hold its battery level.
Compatibility with your laptop. First check that your laptop charges over USB-C and how much power it needs. Some laptops charge more slowly or show a warning when used with another manufacturer's adapter, so look in the product description for your laptop model.
Intended use. Most of our chargers are made for laptops, but there are also universal models, and a few are designed for meeting room displays. A universal charger is handy when you want one adapter for several devices, though its wattage still has to match the most demanding of them.
Power supply type. Nearly all chargers plug into a normal mains socket. A few car models exist too, so if you will charge on the road, look for the Auto label. Also check whether a USB-C cable is included, as not every model comes with one.
Brands we carry
- DELL: original USB-C adapters for Latitude, XPS and Precision laptops, and the largest share of chargers in our range.
- LENOVO: adapters for ThinkPad and other Lenovo laptops, widely used with business notebooks.
- HP: original chargers for EliteBook, ProBook and other HP laptop series.
- ASUS: USB-C adapters for Zenbook and Vivobook type laptops, often rated 45 W or 65 W.
- ACER: chargers for Acer laptops, covering both consumer and business lines.
- CoreParts: compatible replacement adapters and batteries for laptops from many manufacturers, useful when the original is no longer available.
- Belkin: known for charging accessories and cables for computers and mobile devices.
Also in our range: chargers from 2-POWER, TRUST COMPUTER, INLINE and Origin Storage.
Frequently asked questions about USB-C chargers
What wattage USB-C charger does my laptop need?
You need the same wattage as the original adapter, or slightly higher. Most office laptops work with 45 W or 65 W, while more demanding models often need 90 W, 100 W or more. The exact figure is on the label of your old charger or in the laptop's specifications.
Will a USB-C charger from another brand work with my laptop?
Usually yes, provided it matches the wattage your laptop requires and supports USB Power Delivery. Some laptops charge more slowly or display a warning with a non-original adapter. It is safest to choose a model whose description lists your laptop.
Can I charge a laptop with a phone charger?
Technically yes, if the charger has a USB-C port and supports USB Power Delivery, but charging will be slow. Phone chargers are typically 20 W or less, which is often not enough for a laptop. A laptop in use may even lose charge while plugged in.
Can a higher wattage charger damage my laptop?
Normally not. The laptop draws only the power it needs, so a 100 W adapter will not harm a laptop that needs 65 W, as long as the voltage is supported. What matters is that the charger follows the USB Power Delivery standard and is of good quality.
