
Chargers & Cables
Belkin Qi2.2 25W Wireless 2 in 1 Foldable Fast Charging Station + USB C
Now
$49.99
Was
$59.99
−$10
Category
USB-C chargers, GaN bricks and cables

Chargers & Cables
Now
$49.99
Was
$59.99
−$10

Chargers & Cables
Now
$129.99
Was
$159.99
−$30

Chargers & Cables
Now
$71.99
Was
$94.99
−$23

Chargers & Cables
Now
$119.99
Was
$149.99
−$30

Chargers & Cables
Now
$69.99
Was
$79.99
−$10

Chargers & Cables
Now
$25.49
Was
$29.99
−$5

Chargers & Cables
Story: Maple Lane Goes Dark, Lines Up Behind One Cable
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$14.99
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$17.99
−$3

Chargers & Cables
Now
$29.99
Was
$45.99
−$16

Chargers & Cables
Story: The Swap Meet Where One UGREEN Cable Outweighed Forty
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$9.99
Was
$13.99
−$4

Chargers & Cables
Story: The Supper Moved Up Because a Bear Went to Ground
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$11.89
Was
$13.99
−$2

Chargers & Cables
Story: The Cart That Crossed the Seam at Eleven Forty
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$25.99
Was
$29.99
−$4

Chargers & Cables
Story: Cable Meant for No. 9 Lands at No. 2; Bear Bylaw Cited
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$12.99
Was
$13.99
−$1

Chargers & Cables
Now
$16.99
Was
$19.99
−$3

Chargers & Cables
Now
$16.99
Was
$19.99
−$3

Chargers & Cables
Now
$59.99
Was
$69.99
−$10

Chargers & Cables
Now
$52.00
Was
$79.99
−$28

Chargers & Cables
Story: Lou Loses Lunch Over an Upside-Down Charger Screen
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$25.99
Was
$39.99
−$14

Chargers & Cables
Now
$25.99
Was
$39.99
−$14

Chargers & Cables
Now
$138.99
Was
$179.99
−$41

Chargers & Cables
Story: One Charger, One Gavel, and the Maple Lane Outlet Olympics
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$115.99
Was
$149.99
−$34

Chargers & Cables
Now
$69.99
Was
$89.99
−$20

Chargers & Cables
Story: Mags Inspects the Charger, and Also the Space Under No. 2
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$25.99
Was
$34.99
−$9

Chargers & Cables
Now
$59.99
Was
$69.99
−$10

Chargers & Cables
Now
$79.99
Was
$89.99
−$10
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Chargers and cables are some of the cheapest deals on the site; most cost between about $12 and $100, mainly from Anker, Belkin and UGREEN. Match a wall charger’s wattage to your most demanding device: about 20–30W fast-charges a phone, 65W covers most thin laptops, and 100W or more suits larger laptops or several devices at once. Multi-port chargers split their total output between ports, so read the per-port figures, not just the headline number.
GaN chargers are smaller and run cooler than older designs at the same wattage. For USB-C cables, check the rated power (60W or 240W) and the data speed if you move files, because many inexpensive cables are limited to USB 2.0 speeds. A charger from a known brand with clear safety certification is worth a few dollars more than an unbranded one.
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