For the first time, you can now buy a lightning fast 240W USB-PD charger to power up your computer in a flash.

Charging an EV can be time-consuming, but you can substantially shorten the time spent using a DC fast charger. To do that, you need to know the locations of DC fast chargers nearby. This handy DC ...

Samsung's T9 Portable SSD offers extra external storage at fast speeds. You can pick up a 4TB version for $300 (nearly half ...

Fast-chargers or rapid-chargers (also known as Level 3 chargers) provide Direct Current (DC), which doesn’t need to pass through the vehicle’s onboard charger and AC to DC converter ...

This fast-charging Level 2 EV charger is compatible with any J1772 electric vehicle. It has a compact body and a 24-foot cord. Plus, it’s one of the most weatherized models we’ve tested.

I switched to a 140W charger, and it's the ultimate charging solution I was looking for. One of the biggest advantages of owning a high-wattage charger is that you can practically charge every USB-C ...

With features like a paw-print battery indicator and a flashlight, this super-slim powerhouse has 52,000+ 5-star fans.

the 5W charger that it used to package with nearly every iPhone isn’t capable of fast charging. It’s fine for juicing up an iPhone overnight, and the slower charging rate can even be better ...

Have an iPhone battery that you're already pushing to its limits? These fast chargers will help you get to 100% in no time. Executive Editor David Carnoy has been a leading member of CNET's ...

In simple terms, there are slow, fast and rapid chargers available, each with different connectors. All will top up your car’s battery but the speed at which they charge differs. Electric ...

In today’s world of power-hungry smartphones, tablets and laptops, a fast charger is no longer just a nice-to-have item — it’s a must-have. With many devices no longer including a charger in the box ...

The good news is that you can fully power up in less than half the usual time with the right fast charger. Here's what you need to know. I’m one of PCMag’s mobile analysts. That means I check ...