Despite mocking Apple for removing the charger from iPhone 12’s box, Samsung followed suit to remove the power adapter from Galaxy S21’s retail box. Unless you have a USB-C charger lying around, you’ll have to invest in a new charger to charge your new Galaxy S21. To make it easier for you to pick the best fast charger for your Galaxy S21, we’ve compiled a list of fast chargers and wireless chargers you can use with the device.

In case you didn’t know already, all three Samsung Galaxy S21 variants max out at 25W wired fast charging and 15W wireless charging. Hence, we’ve picked chargers around this limit. That said, let’s get started with the list.

  • Samsung 25W USB-C Charger
  • Anker 40W PowerPort III Duo Type C Charger
  • Elecjet 25W USB C Charger
  • RAVPower 45W PD USB C Charger
  • Aukey 27W PD Charger
  • Anker 65W PowerPort III Pod
  • Aukey Omnia Mini 20W USB C Charger
  • Samsung 15W Wireless Charger
  • Belkin BoostCharge 15W Wireless Charging Stand
  • Anker 10W Wireless Charger

1. Samsung 25W USB-C Charger

2. Anker 40W PowerPort III Duo Type C Charger

If you’re looking for a charger that offers the flexibility of charging two phones at the same time, you won’t go wrong with Anker’s 40W PowerPort III Duo Type C charger. As the name suggests, you get two USB-C ports on this one. You get 20W on each port and you can even charge two devices at the same rate, thanks to Anker’s PowerIQ 3.0 technology. While you can’t push the Galaxy S21 to its 25W limit with this charger, this should be convenient if you have multiple USB-C phones to charge.

If you want to utilize the entire charging capability of your Galaxy S21, you should purchase the Elecjet 25W USB C Charger. It is compatible with Samsung’s Super fast charging technology and offers high-speed charging. It is worth noting that you’ll also get a bundled USB-C to USB-C cable when you purchase this charger. Priced similar to Samsung’s official charger, Elecjet’s offering is a promising alternative to Samsung’s product.

For those looking for a powerful charger that you can use not only for your Galaxy S21 but also for charging your MacBook, RAVPower’s 45W PD charger is a compelling option. You get a single USB-C port powered by GaN technology. One key advantage of this charger is the fact that it is thin, making it a perfect choice for your travel bag.

Aukey’s 27W PD charger is another solid option for your Galaxy S21. It offers a USB-C port as you would expect and has a foldable plug design for portability. Moreover, with Aukey’s EntireProtect, you can rest assured that your device won’t receive excessive current or suffer from overheating issues. Thanks to the 27W capacity, the charger is also capable of charging your MacBook or other USB-C laptops.

If you need a powerful charger for long-term usage, Anker 65W PowerPort III Pod is the way to go. It supports Programmable Power Supply (PPS) and hence, compatible with Samsung’s Super Fast charging technology. Like most of the chargers on this list, this one offers a foldable plug design for added convenience. You can also use this to charge your MacBooks.

7. Aukey Omnia Mini 20W USB C Charger

If you’re looking for a compact charger without shelling out a lot of money, you should consider purchasing Aukey Omnia Mini 20W USB C Charger. Thanks to its compact design, it won’t get in the way of other power outlets. At just 12 dollars, you get 20W fast charging from this one. Sure, it may not reach S21’s 25W capacity, but this is an affordable option for those looking for a cheap charger for charging their phones.

In case you’re looking for wireless chargers, Samsung’s official 15W wireless charger stand is an attractive deal. You can use the device on both portrait and landscape modes while you’re charging with this charger. With built-in fan cooling, the charger has an efficient heat dissipation mechanism to ensure that your phone doesn’t get overheated. Since this is a Qi-certified charger, you can use the charger to charge any Qi-compatible product.

Belkin’s BoostCharge wireless charging stand is a solid pick if you don’t mind third-party charging accessories. You get 15W charging support and have the flexibility to charge the handset in portrait and landscape modes. Belkin reassures that you can use the charger with protective cases up to 3mm. You can also use this charging stand to charge other Qi-enabled devices.

If you’re looking for an affordable product, you should get Anker’s 10W wireless charger. It is a bit slower than Samsung’s 15W charger, but it is also significantly cheaper at $19. However, do keep in mind that it doesn’t come with a bundled adapter and you’ll have to purchase one separately. If you’re entering the world of wireless charging, you’ll be just fine with this wireless charger.