{"product_id":"goobay-goobay-36w-usb-charger-2xcbk","title":"Carregador rápido duplo Goobay USB-C PD (36 W)","description":"Explanation of Charging Power and USB Chargers Explanation of Charging Power and USB Chargers When charging devices such as smartphones, laptops, and tablets, it's important to understand how wattage works. The charging speed of a device is determined by the wattage a charger can supply and the power the device supports.\n\nKey points:\n\nMore wattage is not an issue: The device will only draw the power it needs, regardless of how powerful the charger is. For example, a 45W charger can be safely used for a smartphone that supports a maximum of 25W.\nLess wattage means slower charging: If the charger supplies less power than the device can handle, charging will still work, but it will be slower. For example, a 10W charger can charge a 25W device, but it will take longer to fully charge the battery.\nFast charging: Many modern devices support fast charging. With a charger that provides sufficient power, the battery can be charged in a shorter amount of time, which is particularly useful for users who want to get their devices back in use quickly.\nClick here to view the required wattage for all products.\nPopular Devices and Recommended Charging Power iPhones\n\niPhone 16 Pro Max (A3297) – 45W\niPhone 16 Pro (A3294) – 45W\niPhone 16 Plus (A3291) – 45W\niPhone 16 (A3288) – 45W\niPhone 15 Pro Max – 27W\niPhone 15 Pro – 27W\niPhone 15 Plus – 20W\niPhone 15 – 20W\niPhone 14 Pro Max – 27W\niPhone 14 Pro – 27W\niPhone 14 Plus – 20W\niPhone 14 – 20W\niPhone 13 Pro Max – 27W\niPhone 13 Pro – 23W\niPhone 13 – 20W\niPhone 13 Mini – 20W\niPhone 12 Pro Max – 20W\niPhone 12 Pro – 20W\niPhone 12 – 20W\niPhone 12 Mini – 20W\niPhone 11 Pro Max – 18W\niPhone 11 Pro – 18W\niPhone 11 – 18W\niPhone SE (2022) – 20W\niPhone SE (2020) – 18W\niPhone XR – 15W\niPhone XS Max – 18W\niPhone XS – 18W\niPhone X – 18W\niPhone 8 Plus – 15W\niPhone 8 – 15W\nSamsung Smartphones\n\nSamsung Galaxy S23 Ultra – 45W\nSamsung Galaxy S23+ – 45W\nSamsung Galaxy S23 – 25W\nSamsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 – 25W\nSamsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 – 25W\nSamsung Galaxy S22 Ultra – 45W\nSamsung Galaxy S22+ – 45W\nSamsung Galaxy S22 – 25W\nSamsung Galaxy S21 Ultra – 25W\nSamsung Galaxy S21+ – 25W\nSamsung Galaxy S21 – 25W\nSamsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 – 25W\nSamsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 – 25W\nSamsung Galaxy A54 – 25W\nSamsung Galaxy A53 – 25W\nSamsung Galaxy A34 – 25W\nSamsung Galaxy A33 – 25W\nSamsung Galaxy A72 – 25W\nSamsung Galaxy A52 – 25W\nSamsung Galaxy A32 – 15W\nSamsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra – 45W\nSamsung Galaxy Note 20 – 25W\nSamsung Galaxy Note 10+ – 45W\nSamsung Galaxy Note 10 – 25W\nSamsung Galaxy M54 – 25W\nSamsung Galaxy M53 – 25W\nSamsung Galaxy M33 – 25W\nOther Smartphones\n\nGoogle Pixel 7 Pro – 30W\nGoogle Pixel 7 – 20W\nGoogle Pixel 6a – 18W\nOnePlus 11 – 100W\nOnePlus 10 Pro – 80W\nOnePlus Nord 2 – 65W\nXiaomi 12 Pro – 120W\nXiaomi 13 – 67W\nSony Xperia 1 IV – 30W\nSony Xperia 5 IV – 30W\nHuawei P50 Pro – 66W\nHuawei Mate 50 – 66W\nRealme GT 3 – 240W\nOppo Find X5 Pro – 80W\nAsus ROG Phone 7 – 65W\nMotorola Edge 30 Ultra – 125W\nNokia G60 5G – 20W\nHonor Magic 5 Pro – 100W\nVivo X90 Pro – 120W\nRealme GT Neo 3 – 150W\nOppo Reno 10 Pro+ – 100W\nAsus Zenfone 10 – 30W\nZTE Axon 40 Ultra – 65W\nMotorola Edge 40 Pro – 125W\nHonor Magic V2 – 66W\nTecno Phantom V Fold – 45W\nNothing Phone (2) – 33W\nPoco F4 GT – 120W\nInfinix Zero Ultra – 180W\nNubia Red Magic 8 Pro – 65W\nMeizu 20 Pro – 80W\nSony Xperia 5 V – 30W\nLaptops\nApple MacBook Pro 16” (M1, M2) – 96W-140W\nApple MacBook Pro 14” (M1, M2) – 67W-96W\nApple MacBook Air (M1, M2) – 30W-35W\nApple MacBook Pro 13” (M1) – 61W\nApple MacBook Pro 13” (Intel) – 61W\nApple MacBook 12” – 29W\nDell XPS 15 – 130W\nDell XPS 13 – 45W\nHP Spectre x360 14 – 65W\nHP Envy 13 – 45W\nLenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon – 65W\nLenovo Yoga 9i – 65W\nMicrosoft Surface Laptop 5 – 65W\nMicrosoft Surface Pro 9 – 65W\nAsus ZenBook 14 – 65W\nAcer Swift 3 – 65W\nRazer Blade 15 – 100W\nASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 – 100W-180W\nSamsung Galaxy Book 3 Pro – 65W\nHuawei MateBook X Pro – 65W\nHP Elite Dragonfly – 65W\nLG Gram 17 – 65W\nAcer Spin 5 – 65W\nDell Latitude 7430 – 65W\nLenovo Legion 5 – 100W\nMicrosoft Surface Laptop Studio – 65W\nAcer Predator Helios 300\nLG Gram 14” – 65W\nASUS TUF Dash F15 – 100W\n\nWith this detailed list of devices and their recommended charging powers, you can always choose the right charger. This ensures a safe and efficient charging experience, prevents unnecessarily long charging times, and keeps your devices performing optimally.\nClick here to view the required wattage for all products.\nAsk a product question","brand":"Tormino","offers":[{"title":"Default Title","offer_id":49608724349247,"sku":"4040849617577","price":41.99,"currency_code":"EUR","in_stock":false}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/0841\/3478\/9439\/files\/usb-c-oplader-laadsnelheid-3000-ma_0aa7c09c-c7e4-4070-bac1-84423c544887.jpg?v=1782451443","url":"https:\/\/www.tormino.com\/pt\/products\/carregador-rapido-duplo-goobay-usb-c-pd-36-w","provider":"Tormino","version":"1.0","type":"link"}