Mobile Charger Price in Nepal
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Mobile charger buying guide: watts, charging type and cable
A charger can only charge as fast as your phone allows. So start with the phone, then match the charger and the cable to it.
1. Find out how many watts your phone takes
Your phone maker's spec page or support site says which charger it recommends. Apple, for example, says the iPhone 17, 17 Pro and 17 Pro Max reach about 50% in around 20 minutes on a 40W or higher adapter (Apple). A smaller adapter still charges them, just more slowly.
Buying a charger with more watts than your phone takes is fine with USB PD. The phone and charger agree on the power to use, so a 33W charger on a phone made for 20W charges it at the phone's 20W.
2. Read PD, QC and GaN on the label
USB-C PD (Power Delivery) is the fast-charging standard iPhones and many Android phones use. QC (Qualcomm Quick Charge) is common on Android phones, usually from a USB-A port. Some phone brands use their own fast-charging systems; those phones still charge on other chargers, at a lower speed.
The names of the WiWU Comet Type-C + QC 3.0 20W Power Adapter (RY-U20EU) and the Wiwu Nano Wi-U008 GaN PD+QC Fast Charger 33W list both types. GaN means the charger's power parts use gallium nitride, which makers use to build compact chargers. It doesn't make charging faster; the wattage and PD support decide that. On a charger with two ports, check how the maker splits the power when both are in use.
3. Use a cable that matches
For PD fast charging, use a USB-C to USB-C cable, or a USB-C to Lightning cable for an iPhone before the iPhone 15 (Apple). The Baseus Colorful Type-C to Lightning 18W 120cm Cable is that kind. The Baseus Colorful USB to Lightning 2.4A 120cm Cable plugs into a USB-A charger instead, which gives about 12 W at most (2.4A at 5V), so it charges at the normal speed. For Android phones, see the 1M Braided Jacket Sync Charging Cable for Type-C and more on power cable price in Nepal.
Buying from Quality Computer
Every mobile charger comes with a VAT bill. We usually deliver all over Nepal in 2 to 5 days, and delivery is free within 15 km on products over Rs 5,000. You can also visit our store on Bhadrapur Road, Birtamode, or call 023-530150 or 9863609150.
More reading: Which charger your iPhone needs · Power bank guide · Charger and adapter price in Nepal
Mobile charger FAQ
Which mobile charger should I buy?
One that gives at least the wattage your phone maker recommends and supports the same fast-charging type, such as USB-C PD for iPhones. Pair it with a USB-C cable, or USB-C to Lightning for an older iPhone.
Is it safe to use a higher-watt charger on my phone?
Yes, with a USB PD charger. The phone asks for the power it can take, so a bigger charger doesn't push extra power into it.
Which charger fast-charges an iPhone?
Apple lists its own 18W or higher USB-C adapter, or any third-party USB-C adapter that supports USB-PD, for the iPhone 15 and later. The iPhone 17, 17 Pro and 17 Pro Max need 40W or more for their quickest charge. For Apple's own 20W adapter, see Apple adapter price in Nepal.
Is a GaN charger better?
A GaN charger is often smaller for its wattage, but it doesn't charge any faster than another charger with the same wattage and PD support. Compare those two first.
Which mobile charger brands do you sell?
On this page, WiWU chargers, Baseus Lightning cables and an Orico USB-to-Ethernet adapter. More chargers from Apple, AUKEY, Mcdodo, UGREEN and UNITEK are on charger and adapter price in Nepal. Every price on this page is our current website price.
Do you deliver mobile chargers outside Birtamode?
Yes. We usually deliver all over Nepal in 2 to 5 days, and delivery is free within 15 km on products over Rs 5,000.
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