Like its smartphones, Samsung has stopped bundling chargers with the Galaxy Tab lineup as well. Whether you buy a tablet from the mid-range Galaxy Tab A series or the flagship Tab S series, you must pick an additional fast charger to juice up the device. Of course, the market is replete with options, so if you’re confused, this guide should come in handy. Keep reading to learn more about the top fast chargers for the Samsung Galaxy Tab.
INIU USB-C Charger
INIU fast charger is the only one with a USB-A port on the list. If you have several dated cables with a USB-A port, this one can be an ideal pick for your Galaxy Tab. It’s also the most affordable dual-port charger on the list.
INIU offers a GaN (Gallium Nitride) fast charger for your Galaxy Tab series. GaN technology ensures powerful and safe charging in a compact design, and it’s been a go-to choice for OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers) in the last few years. The USB-C port is rated at 45W, while the USB-A port supports fast charging up to 18W. When both ports are in use, the charging speeds dip to 30W (USB-C) and 12W (USB-A). If you don’t have old devices, you can pick a model with two USB-C ports as well.
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Samsung 45W USB-C Fast Charger
Do you want to stay within the Samsung ecosystem? The company offers a 45W fast charger for your Galaxy smartphones and tablets. It’s a no-nonsense purchase to charge Samsung devices quickly.
It comes with a USB-C to USB-C cable in the box. As expected, it supports Samsung’s Super Fast Charging 2.0 and has passed strict safety measures to keep your device and battery health in check. Sadly, it doesn’t use GaN tech, leading to a bulky look and feel. Additionally, unlike some competing products, Samsung’s 45W brick only comes with one USB port, which is a bit of a bummer.
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Anker USB-C Charger for Galaxy Tab
Speaking of the phone and tablet accessories, how can we leave Anker out of the list? The company is known for offering high-quality accessories at reasonable prices, and its Nano 3 charger is no exception.
Anker’s 47W USB-C fast charger can charge your Galaxy Tab and even a top laptop. Device safety isn’t a concern thanks to Anker’s ActiveShield 2.0 tech that monitors temperature over three million times daily. Do note that the charging speeds drop to 27W and 20W when both ports are in use. The charger has three color options to match your Galaxy Tab’s aesthetics.
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UGREEN GaN USB-C Charger
UGREEN is another reputed name in the tablet accessories market. Although the company offers several chargers, this one caught our eye due to its compact size, dual USB-C ports, and wide compatibility.
UGREEN’s offering is a part of the Neode series. This one is a mid-range offering with 45W charging speeds, which should be sufficient for your Galaxy Tab. Apart from tablets, it works fine with smartphones, smartwatches, and USB-C laptops. The charger is also equipped with UGREEN’s Power Dispenser System to auto-adjust the power output to protect a device’s battery.
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Belkin 45W USB-C Wall Charger
Although Belkin is mostly known for offering accessories for Apple devices, the company’s 45W USB-C wall charger is compatible with Samsung Galaxy smartphones and tablets, too. It can juice up your Galaxy Tab S9 from 0-50 percent in just under half an hour.
Both the USB-C ports are capable of 45W fast charging. However, when you connect two devices, the charging speeds drop to 25W and 20W respectively. As expected, the GaN charger sports a compact form factor without compromising on performance and efficiency. That’s not all, Belkin even offers a Connected Equipment Warranty worth $2,500 to all buyers.
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Spigen Compact USB-C Charger
Spigen is a part of SMAPP (Samsung Mobile Accessory Partnership Program) and, as such, has to meet the high standards set by the South Korean giant to deliver premium accessories and chargers. And, the company’s GaN charger checks all the boxes for your Samsung Galaxy tablet, too.
Spigen’s included GaN chipset is equipped with IntelligentSafety tech to improve heat dissipation and keep temps in check. The built-in 15-point safety standard eliminates any possibility of device or battery damage on your Galaxy Tab. The Spigen charger’s 45W charging speed splits into 25W and 20W when you connect two devices at once. The charger is available in Black, Blue, and White shades to suit your aesthetics.
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Last updated on 24 July, 2024
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