BoostCharge Pro 200W 4-Port USB-C GaN Charger by Belkin – White
Upgrade your power station with the 200W GaN USB C Charger by Belkin, the ideal solution for fast, efficient charging. Built with four powerful Type C USB ports and next-generation PD 3.1 Extended Power Range (EPR) technology, this compact powerhouse offers up to 200W max power, making it ideal for charging everything from phones to the latest MacBook Pro 14" and 16" with Apple M2 Max/Pro processors.
Featuring Intelligent Power Sharing, the charger recognizes each device’s needs and distributes power accordingly across all connected devices. The sleek desktop design and removable cable offer convenient access to ports, perfect for use on workstations, nightstands, or tech hubs. Whether you're powering your laptop, tablet, smartphone, or accessories, the BoostCharge Pro ensures optimal charging performance for all your gadgets. Protected with a 2-year limited warranty, this is a charger you can depend on. Campad Electronics, Aussie legends in the smart phone wall charger and accessory filed.
Understanding USB-C Wattage
Wattage Ranges of USB-C ChargersDevices
18–27W Mobile phones, action cameras, and small drones
27–45W Medium-sized tablets and ultrabooks
45–100W Large laptops, displays
For high-powered devices like large laptops and external displays, the wall charger needs to be paired with a 5A cable to enable charging at 100 watts. A regular 3-amp cable, by comparison, limits charging to 60 watts.
Lower-wattage USB-C chargers may still be used with devices that need more power, though the charging speed will be reduced.
USB Type C chargers have emerged as the norm for today’s electronic devices, offering a versatile, high-performance, and easy-to-use solution for charging and data exchange. With a small, flippable design, USB C removes plug confusion and supports faster charging and higher data speeds compared to previous USB types. Its wide adoption across smartphones, tablets, laptops, and accessories helps reduce the need for multiple chargers, making it more convenient for users to use and recharge various devices with a single cable. This growing standardization also contributes to sustainability efforts by minimizing electronic waste and making device interoperability easier.