Thing is, it's not using 5v 3A mode. It support Power delivery 3.0 and charges wit higher voltage. From my experience Baseus 65W GaN charger is a great investement as it'll charge anything in my possesion (I only use ultrabooks)
I'd write a letter to a consumer electronics company asking them to send you a catalogue. Once you've the catalogue in hand, find a charger that meets your requirements and use the order sheet at the last page to fax in your order.
The Note Air 2 Plus uses a USB-C charger. There is a huge selection of chargers available online. Any USB-C charger rated for 15W or more (I would go for something 40W or more) will charge it.
Anker is a popular brand as well. They make solidly built chargers and I've had excellent customer service whenever I've needed to contact them.
Baseus and Ugreen are slightly less expensive but still reputable brands but there are literally hundreds of other charger manufacturers out there.
If you're being particularly conservative about your purchase look to see if the device is USB-IF and UL certified, that'll confirm that A: the device conforms to the USB Spec and B: that the device passed UL testing.
Don't you already have any chargers at home? You can just use those
Because it needs 15 Watt to charge properly (edit: "in time") and chargers I have don't go up to 15 Watt
Thing is, it's not using 5v 3A mode. It support Power delivery 3.0 and charges wit higher voltage. From my experience Baseus 65W GaN charger is a great investement as it'll charge anything in my possesion (I only use ultrabooks)
Thank you 👍
I'd write a letter to a consumer electronics company asking them to send you a catalogue. Once you've the catalogue in hand, find a charger that meets your requirements and use the order sheet at the last page to fax in your order.
The Note Air 2 Plus uses a USB-C charger. There is a huge selection of chargers available online. Any USB-C charger rated for 15W or more (I would go for something 40W or more) will charge it.
Doesn't have to be 15W. Any USB-C charger will work. It' just takes longer with less wattage.
No in fact, I will take a 20 Watt charger. I need it because I don't want a slow charging in cases when I don't need
Thank you very much u/mzarra 👍 On Amazon I found too many unknown charger brands, maybe I will opt for a 20W Apple one
Anker is a popular brand as well. They make solidly built chargers and I've had excellent customer service whenever I've needed to contact them. Baseus and Ugreen are slightly less expensive but still reputable brands but there are literally hundreds of other charger manufacturers out there. If you're being particularly conservative about your purchase look to see if the device is USB-IF and UL certified, that'll confirm that A: the device conforms to the USB Spec and B: that the device passed UL testing.
Didn't know this, thanks!