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Innergie PowerGear USB-C 45 W
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Great value for the money
Considering its versatility and attractive design, PowerGear's $60 price tag seems very reasonable.
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The power output is too low for a lot of popular laptops
If you own a laptop that is bigger than 13 inches, you should definitely check if the wattage of this adapter is high enough for your computer. It wouldn't be able to replace a charger with power output over 45 W, so it won't charge a 13-inch MacBook Pro, for example.
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It has a neat and functional design
The all-white adapter with smooth edges is a real eye candy. And its shape makes it easy to wrap the cord around to avoid tangling or breaking.
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The charging cable can't be removed
The charging cable is permanently attached to the adapter, which makes it a little less convenient to pack; this also means that if you damage the cord, you will have to replace the whole unit.
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It's very safe to use
This adapter has a variable power output that adjusts automatically to your device, be it a laptop, a tablet, or a smartphone, the likelihood that it will start overheating or fry the battery is very low.
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The charging cable is included
The PowerGear comes with a USB-C charging cable, no need to go and look for it separately.
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The power output is decent, although not very high
You can replace most original USB-C chargers with the wattage of 45 W or less, which includes primarily 12 and 13-inch laptops. You would be able to charge the 2015 Google Pixel Chromebook and 2016 Razer Blade Stealth at full speed,
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It doesn't take up a lot of space in the bag
Although Innergie's PowerGear is not the smallest adapter out there, it's reasonably easy to fit in a bag. And it's not too heavy, around the weight of a billiard ball.
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Weight:
164 g
Dimensions:
3.4 x 2.2 x 0.9 inches
Ports:
USB-C
Power Output:
45 W
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NewerTech NuPower 60W USB-C Power Adapter
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Good power delivery
The 60-watt NuPower can quickly charge most popular laptops under 14 inches. It will take around two hours to charge the 13-inch MacBook Pro (2016), only slightly longer than using the original 61 W adapter.
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Not suitable for charging larger laptops
You will not be able to use NuPower as a replacement for a more powerful adapter. For example, if you use it on a 15-inch MacBook (2016) instead of the original 87 W charger, it will at best prevent the battery from draining, but not increase the charge.
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It's compatible with a wide range of devices
The NuPower can power up MacBooks, Chromebooks, as well as Lenovo, Dell, and even HP laptops, which usually are not compatible with third-party chargers. You can see the list of original chargers it can replace here.
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You can charge two devices at the same time
The NuPower has two ports: the USB-C port is meant for your laptop and the USB-A port is meant for other devices, like smartphones and tablets.
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It comes with a charging cable
A six-foot AC cord is included with the charger, which is very convenient because many producers make you buy the cable separately.
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It's convenient to carry around
This charger is very portable - it's so compact that it fits easily in the palm of your hand, and it weighs a little over 130 grams, roughly the weight of a deck of playing cards.
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Weight:
136 g
Dimensions:
4.2 x 2 x 0.8 inches
Ports:
USB Type-C / USB Type-A
Power Output:
Type-C: 60 W / Type-A: 12 W
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Apple 61W USB-C Power Adapter
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Good power delivery
Although it's designed primarily for MacBooks, the 61 W charger should be able to power up most laptops under 13 inches. It takes about 1 h 50 min to fully charge a 13-inch MacBook Pro.
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It's rather expensive
Compared to alternatives with similar specs, this $69 adapter is quite pricey. And the price doesn't even include the charging cable.
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It's available to buy nearly everywhere
It shouldn't be a problem to find Apple's 61W USB-C Power Adapter, it's available practically everywhere - online and in stores.
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The cable is sold separately
You will have to get the charging cable separately, for an extra $19.99.
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It's convenient to carry in a bag
The adapter is quite compact, although it's on the heavier side. Having prongs that fold is great because you don't have to worry that they will bend or break inside your bag.
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Weight:
295 g
Dimensions:
4.25 x 4.25 x 1.25 inches
Ports:
USB-C
Power Output:
61 W
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