5 Best Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra Chargers and Adapters

The new Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra packs quite a few things up its sleeves. It can charge at 45W, and supports Power Delivery (PD) and Programmable Power Supply (PPS). However, Samsung doesn’t add a wall charger in the box or a charging cable. If you’ve bought the phone or planning the buy one, we’ve listed the best Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra chargers and adapters that will help you get the most out of the 45W fast charging support.

Some of these chargers are affordable and help fast-charge your phone as advertised. However, it’s worth noting that not all wall adapters support 45W charging. And despite the PD support, they just deliver around 18W of power.

Worry not, for we have done the legwork, and here are the best Galaxy S22 Ultra chargers and adapters for it. But before that,

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1. Duloch Super Fast Charger

It’s a single port charger and has received praise from its user base for its performance and price tag. The best part is that the company includes a USB-C cable. If you do not have a compatible USB-C cable, this add-on helps save money.

The only caveat is that the pins do not fold. So if you often travel for work, you may want to keep it in a separate pocket of your laptop bag to prevent it from scratching other devices.

2. Spigen ArcStation Pro

It’s a single port charger, but compared to the one above. However, it’s a tad expensive. The good news is that it’s a durable charger and will last you a long time. And hey, you get a USB-C to USB-C cable with this wall adapter.

So far, Galaxy S22 Ultra users have spoken highly of this charger, especially for its compact form factor and supercharge capabilities. And if you have a compatible USB-C laptop like the MacBook Air, this charger & cable duo will serve the dual purpose of charging your phone and laptop.

3. Anker Powerport III

That said, there are some limitations. For example, the pins do not fold. Secondly, Anker doesn’t include a charging cable with it. So if you do not have one, it will add to the cost of the adapter.

The bottom line is that if you are okay with fast charging and want the charger to fuel your laptop, it’s a good pick.

4. TECKNET 65W PD 3.0 GaN Charger

One of the advantages of the Technet GaN charger is its power segregation. You will get 18W and 45W when you utilize both the PD ports. While you may not get the full charging power, you will get decent charging speed when you hook your phone to the first port.

On the other hand, if you connect all three ports, the first PD port will supply 45W, whereas the other ports will supply remaining 18W collectively. Good enough, we’d say? So all you need to do is decide the priority of your devices and connect accordingly.

It supports PPS charging, and several users have noted this in their reviews. It is popular on Amazon, all thanks to its versatility. Note that the box doesn’t include a USB cable in the box.

5. Samsung Official 45W USB-C Wall Charger

It works as advertised, but it’s more expensive than its counterparts above. On the upside, the company includes a USB-C cable and a wall adapter.

Power Up!

Gone are the days when smartphone boxes came with wall chargers, cables, and phone cases. With the step to reduce electronic waste, phone companies like Apple and Samsung have chosen not to include the said accessories in the box. Hence, the mantra should be to buy a future-proof and versatile adapter that should be good enough to power devices other than your phone.