Start with the device you intend to charge. Check the manufacturer guidance for supported charging standards and the power range the device can accept.
Look for a reputable charger with clear safety and compliance information. USB-C describes the connector, not by itself the charging speed. USB Power Delivery (USB-PD) is a common standard, but device and charger support must match.
Compare the total output and how it is shared across ports. A multi-port charger may reduce the available output when several devices are connected. Check the cable rating as well as the charger.
Before buying, confirm the plug type used in your country, the retailer return policy and the product warranty.
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