A charger is the gift that never gets left on a shelf. Everyone needs one, most people have a slow, frayed or missing one, and a good replacement feels like a small upgrade to daily life.
The difficulty is the numbers. Watts, ports, PD, GaN: it's easy to buy the wrong thing. This guide explains what matters in plain English and points out the right charger, cable or stand from our range, from £12.95 to £34.95.
The short answer: For one phone, the 25W charger (£12.95) is a sensible gift. For someone who charges several devices, choose the 67W (£19.95) or 100W (£29.95) multi-port charger. For a desk upgrade, the 3-in-1 magnetic wireless stand (£34.95). You can buy one or several, subject to stock. Message us on WhatsApp if you need help.
What the Numbers Mean
The watt figure is the maximum power a charger can deliver. Your device takes only what it needs, so a higher-watt charger is not a danger to a lower-power phone. But a lower-watt charger can't charge a laptop quickly, and actual speed always depends on the device. Our listings say this too: performance depends on the connected device.
GaN (gallium nitride) is a technology that lets chargers be smaller and run efficiently. PD stands for Power Delivery, a common fast-charging standard that compatible devices use over USB-C.
Wall Chargers Compared
| Charger | Price | Ports | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 25W GaN III | £12.95 | 1 USB-C | One phone |
| 32W GaN III | £14.95 | 1 USB-C, 1 USB-A | Phone plus an accessory |
| 67W GaN III | £19.95 | 2 USB-C, 1 USB-A | Several devices |
| 100W GaN | £29.95 | 3 USB-C, 1 USB-A | Laptop, tablet and phone |
Choosing the Right Charger
For One Phone: 25W GaN III
The 25W GaN III Single USB-C Fast Charger uses Power Delivery and comes in black or white. It's small, simple and a good stocking filler. If you'd like the cable too, there's a version with a USB-C cable at £17.95.
For a Phone and an Accessory: 32W GaN III
The 32W GaN III Fast Charger has one USB-C and one USB-A port. One detail worth knowing: the listing states that when both ports are used at once, the combined output is 15W, so the full 32W is for the USB-C port on its own.
For Several Devices: 67W GaN III
The 67W GaN III Multi-Port Charger has two USB-C ports and one USB-A, with a UK 3-pin plug. It's a good choice for someone with a phone, tablet and earbuds. A kit with a cable is available at £34.95.
For a Laptop and More: 100W GaN
The 100W GaN Fast Charger has three USB-C ports and one USB-A, with up to 100W maximum output for compatible laptops, tablets and phones. It suits a desk or a travel bag.
Cables Worth Giving
A good cable is a quietly useful present. Two stand out:
- The 4-in-1 Multi-Function Fast Charging Cable (£14.95) is 1.5m long, braided, and supports USB-A, USB-C and 8-pin configurations, including up to 240W USB-C to USB-C for compatible devices.
- The 240W USB-C to USB-C Cable (£12.95) is 1.2m long and includes a built-in flashlight, which is handy for travel and the car.
Wireless Stands for the Desk
If the person already has a charger, a stand is a nicer surprise. The 3-in-1 Magnetic Wireless Charging Stand (£34.95) charges a compatible phone, earbuds and smartwatch in one place, with up to 15W wireless charging for compatible phones. For phone-only use, the Magnetic Wireless Charging Phone Stand (£29.95) holds a compatible phone upright while it charges.
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Before You Buy
- Check the device. Look at what your recipient's phone or laptop supports. The charger gives the maximum, the device decides what it uses.
- Check the ports. Newer phones and laptops mainly use USB-C. Older accessories may need USB-A.
- Check what's included. Some listings include a cable and some don't. The listing tells you.
- Plug type. Our 67W charger is listed with a UK 3-pin plug. Check each listing for the plug supplied.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a higher-watt charger better?
Not always. A higher-watt charger can deliver more power, but your device only takes what it supports. Choose a size that matches what you need to charge.
Can I use a 100W charger on my phone?
Yes, for compatible devices. The phone will charge at the speed it supports, which is usually lower than the charger's maximum.
What is GaN?
GaN stands for gallium nitride, a material that lets chargers be smaller and run efficiently. It's why many modern chargers are so compact.
Which charger is the best gift under £15?
The 25W GaN III single USB-C charger at £12.95 and the 32W GaN III at £14.95 both fit under £15.
Can I order several chargers for staff or a team?
Yes, subject to stock. Message us with your quantities and deadline. If you buy regularly, you can also apply for a trade account.
Need Help Choosing a Charger?
Tell us what the person uses and your budget, and we'll point you to the right one.