Charge a modern phone from empty to 50% in around 30 minutes. Our USB-C Power Delivery wall chargers, GaN plugs, and nylon-braided cables are built for fast, safe charging on both Canadian and US outlets — and rated to outlast the phone.
Charging speed depends on the charger, the cable, and your phone all working together. Here's what to look for so you get the fastest safe charge.
USB-C Power Delivery is the standard that enables fast charging on modern phones. A 20W PD charger tops up most phones from empty to around 50% in 30 minutes; 30W and up adds headroom for tablets. The phone and charger negotiate the safe maximum automatically — you can't over-charge by using a higher-wattage PD charger.
Gallium nitride (GaN) chargers run cooler and pack the same power into a much smaller, lighter plug than older silicon bricks. A single 65W GaN charger can fast-charge a phone, a tablet, and many laptops, which makes it ideal for travel and tidy desks.
Every charger should be rated for Canadian 120V outlets and include over-current, over-voltage, and thermal protection. These safeguards prevent overheating and protect your phone's battery over the long term.
No. With USB-C Power Delivery, your phone requests only the power it can safely accept, so a 65W charger charges a phone at its safe rate and a laptop faster.
Yes — use a USB-C cable rated for the wattage you want. A low-quality cable can bottleneck charging speed even with a good charger.
Yes. All chargers accept 100–240V input and are designed for Canadian 120V outlets with built-in safety protection.
