USB charging adapter
USB power adapters for smartphones, tablets and compatible laptops: At MAG, you’ll find DINIC USB charging adapters for the mains socket with USB-C, USB-A or multiple charging ports. Choose from 20, 45 or 65 W, Power Delivery, PPS and Quick Charge to suit your devices – as a single power supply, a charging set with cable or a retail display.
For mobile devices with a compatible charging profile: USB charging adaptors with PD 3.0 and QC 3.0.
For devices with higher power requirements: USB-C fast charger with PD 3.0 and PPS.
For flexible charging set-ups: multi-port power supply with two USB-C and one USB-A port.
Key to your choice: The usable charging power depends on the device, charging protocol, cable and ports in use. When charging multiple devices, the available power is distributed depending on the model.
USB chargers and fast chargers – DINIC for retail and business
20 W with USB-C and USB-A
45 W with USB-C and PPS
65 W with three ports
Which USB charger is suitable for a smartphone, tablet or laptop?
Choose a USB power adaptor based on the device’s connector, the required charging power and the supported charging method. Also consider how many devices will be connected at the same time. This will help you select the right mobile phone charger, tablet power supply or USB-C laptop charger for the workplace, service centres and resale.
| Specifications | Connections and charging methods | Selection guide |
|---|---|---|
| 20 W USB charger | 1 × USB-C with PD 3.0 and 1 × USB-A with QC 3.0. | For compatible smartphones, tablets and USB accessories. When using both ports simultaneously: 15 W total power output. |
| 45 W USB-C charger | 1 × USB-C with PD 3.0 and PPS. | For a compatible USB-C device with higher charging requirements. The charging profile and cable must support the required power output. |
| 65 W multi-port charger | 2 × USB-C with PD 3.0/PPS and 1 × USB-A with QC 3.0. | Up to 65 W on a single USB-C port. When using USB-C1 + USB-C2: up to 45 W + 20 W. |
| 45 W charging kit with cable | USB-C power adaptor with PD 3.0/PPS and USB-C to USB-C cable, 1.5 m. | For the joint procurement of a charger and connection cable, for example for issuing devices or as an accessory set. |
Power Delivery, PPS and Quick Charge
USB Power Delivery (PD) coordinates the charging power between a suitable USB-C power supply and the end device. PPS supplements this with variable voltage regulation for compatible devices. Quick Charge (QC) is supported on the USB-A output of the USB-C/USB-A power adapters linked here.
Multiple devices: check the power output per port
The wattage specification does not automatically apply to every port simultaneously. With the linked 20 W model, the USB-C and USB-A ports share 15 W when used in parallel. With the 65 W model, the power distribution depends on the selected port combination. Please check this before connecting multiple devices.
Suitable charging cables and complete charging kits
- USB-C devices: Choose a USB-C-to-USB-C cable with sufficient charging power. For a complete set, the 20 W charger with a 1.5 m USB-C cable is available, for example.
- iPhone or iPad with Lightning: A 20 W charging set with a Lightning cable (1 m) or individually selected Lightning cables are suitable.
- Devices with Micro-USB: Use a Micro-USB cable with a connector on the power adaptor side that is compatible with USB-A or USB-C.
To utilise the full 65 W output of the linked power adaptor, you’ll need a suitable USB-C cable, such as a 100 W cable with an E-mark that meets the relevant specifications. Find out more in our guide on choosing the right USB-C cable.
Wholesale USB chargers: packaging and product display
For specialist retailers and accessory shops, the DINIC counter display featuring 30 white 20-W chargers offers a unified product presentation. For accessory walls, for example, the 65-W power supply is available in a DINIC box with Euro-hole.
Selected models are available in bulk boxes for equipment provision and spare parts requirements. The overview of packaging types helps with selection for stock, distribution and sales.
Frequently asked questions about USB power adapters and fast chargers
Does a 65-W power supply charge every smartphone faster?
No. The smartphone only draws the power it supports and which has been negotiated with the power supply. A higher wattage alone does not guarantee a shorter charging time; the charging protocol, cable, battery level and temperature also play a part.
Can I use a USB-C charger to charge my laptop?
Yes, provided the laptop supports charging via USB-C Power Delivery and the power adaptor supplies the required voltage profiles and sufficient power. The 65 W model is suitable for laptops designed to work with it. If the power requirement is higher or if multiple devices are connected, the available power may not be sufficient.
Is a charging cable included in the package?
For items explicitly offered as a charging set, the specified cable is included. Individual power adapters may be supplied without a cable. Please check the contents of the package, as well as the plug type, length and power rating of the cable, on the relevant product page.
Are the chargers also suitable for other mains voltages?
The 20 W and 45 W individual power adapters linked here support 100–240 V AC at 50/60 Hz. Before using them abroad, please also check the mains plug and, if necessary, the required travel adaptor. The specifications for the specific item apply.
Suitable USB chargers for your B2B requirements
Are you equipping workstations or expanding your product range? Please let us know the end devices, the required charging power, the number of devices to be charged simultaneously, the quantity required and your preferred packaging. MAG will assist you in selecting suitable DINIC power supplies and cables.
Send a B2B enquiry to MAGFor on the move: USB car chargers for cars and lorries. Further terms are explained in the B2B Cable Glossary.