There are a range of charger types and wattages to choose from. From traditional silicon USB-C chargers to GaN chargers, HYPER can give any device the optimal charge that matches needs and budget. The first thing to consider is compatibility.

What kind of port do you have? Increasingly devices are moving to USB-C cables for charging, but there are a few that still need a USB-A port. The HyperJuice GaN USB-C Charger series is great because it features both USB-C and USB-A ports for maximum compatibility. The second thing to think about are the number of ports you may require. If you want to charge multiple devices at once you’d be best served by a USB-C charger with multiple ports.

Third question is what are your power needs. Larger devices like MacBooks and Windows laptops can charge at higher wattages than devices like iPhones and Android phones. Lastly, you should consider the safety features of a charger. HyperJuice GaN Travel Charger lineup exceeds traditional safety standards featuring extensive third-party testing with a unique design that runs 22% cooler. Those lower temperatures make it significantly less likely the charger and your devices will overheat.

Yes. Modern wall chargers—especially HyperJuice GaN chargers—are designed with smart power output technology. This regulates the amount of power being output to a device depending on the device’s own specific wattage limits. Smart technology also senses if a charger or device is going to overheat, preserving both charger and the device. Even if you choose the HyperJuice 145W GaN USB-C Travel Charger, you can still charge your AirPods, iPhone, Apple Watch, and any other smaller device safely because of this smart technology.

Yes. Most modern wall chargers are designed to stop charging your device once it has reached a full charge. HyperJuice GaN USB-C chargers, with their advanced technology, can ensure the safety of your devices as they stay plugged in overnight.

Slow charging can be caused by several factors. First, check the power output of the wall charger you’re using. A lower wattage means it will take longer to charge devices that require higher wattages. Next, check the quality of the cable you’re using. We recommend the HyperJuice 240W Silicone USB-C to USB-C Cable for up to 240W of charging speed in a tangle-resistant, future-proof design.

GaN chargers utilize Gallium Nitride in their conductors rather than traditional silicon. This material yields a more efficient charge and allows them to be more compact and run cooler than traditional chargers. This combination of efficiency and lower operating temperatures leads to longer term durability for both the charger and your devices. HYPER recommends going a charger like the HyperJuice GaN Travel USB-C Charger over silicon chargers whenever possible.