You don’t need to be a tech expert. Just check these five things.

• ① Port Type — USB-C or USB-A?
  
  USB-C means PD (Power Delivery) — universal and smart fast charging.
  USB-A uses brand-specific protocols like Quick Charge or AFC — fast only with compatible phones.
• ② Check the Label
  
  Look for actual standards such as PD 20 W / PD 65 W / QC 3.0.
  Avoid vague labels like “Super Fast” without specs — they mean nothing.
• ③ Cable Rating
  
  Use a 5 A certified USB-C cable for PD charging.
  Cheap cables throttle your speed even if your charger is powerful.
• ④ Match Wattage to Device
  
  
  Phones → 20 W PD is enough.
  Tablets → 30 – 45 W ideal.
  Laptops → 60 W + required.
  Bigger wattage doesn’t mean faster if your device can’t use it.
  
• ⑤ Multi-Port Use
  
  When charging multiple devices, total power splits.
  To charge phone + tablet + laptop, go with a 65 W PD triple-port model.

Scenario	Best Choice
Daily phone charging at home or car	20 W PD dual-port — compact, safe, ideal for phones.
Charging two phones at once (family use)	20 W dual-port — each port around 10 W, enough for overnight charging.
Phone + tablet or iPad user	65 W PD charger — one port can give 45 W for tablet, 20 W for phone.
Laptop + phone + watch or earphones	65 W triple-port — balanced power for all devices, great for travel.
Office desk setup with multiple gadgets	65 W multi-port — stable output for laptop, fast top-ups for phones.

The 20 W dual-port is your everyday compact charger.
The 65 W triple-port is your all-in-one powerhouse — perfect for work, travel, or multi-device charging.