If you have a laptop or other devices that require USB-C to charge, you’ve likely been there. Either losing the charging adapter or laptop charger that came with your device or using it between two ...

If you’re still using the chunky power adapter that came with your laptop, I got a question for you: why carry that bulky ...

Anker's 67W GaN charger powers three devices simultaneously from one ultra-compact wall adapter.

Triple 100W USB-C ports and built-in cables deliver serious laptop charging on the go.

With USB-C finally more or less standard across phones, tablets and laptops, and fewer and fewer manufacturers including chargers in the box with their products, you’ve probably found yourself in need ...

The only problem is that they are usually pretty expensive, with this 140W USB-C charger coming in at $99. The good news is that we're now getting an impressive discount from Woot, which brings the ...

These days, most laptops are sporting USB-C for charging, which means you can use the same charger for your smartphone, tablet and laptop. However, laptops have larger batteries and can typically use ...

Choosing the correct USB-C charger and cable for you laptop is about as fun as visiting the dentist, but new logos released today should go a long way toward making things easier. The USB Implementers ...

We’ve all been in this situation: you get to your desk at work, pull out your laptop, and dig your hand to the bottom of your bag only to find nothing. You forgot your charger at home. Again. There’s ...

The group overseeing the USB specification has dramatically expanded its power capabilities to allow USB-C chargers to carry up to 240 watts, allowing standard USB-C chargers greater latitude to take ...

In this post, we will show you how to enable USB-C charging on a laptop in Windows 11. USB-C has revolutionized how modern laptops charge their batteries and connect to peripherals. This versatile ...

New technology will let phones closely control any USB charger. Also at CES: Authentication helps block USB chargers from frying your laptop. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and ...