Chargers & Cables — Fast, Safe, and Built to Last

Power up confidently with CoverMeUp. Our wall adapters and cables are tuned for stable output, quick top-ups, and long service life—featuring robust strain reliefs, thick copper cores, and tight connector tolerances for reliable everyday charging.

Explore Types of Chargers & Cables on CoverMeUp

• USB-C PD Fast Chargers (20W/30W): Ideal for iPhone fast charge and everyday Android top-ups.
• PPS Chargers (25W/45W): Optimized for Samsung Super Fast Charging–ready models.
• GaN Multi-Port Adapters (45W–65W): High-efficiency, compact bricks for phones, tablets, even ultrabooks.
• USB-C to USB-C Cables (60W/100W): E-marked options for high-watt charging and speedy data transfer.
• USB-C to Lightning Cables: iPhone/iPad fast charge compatibility; MagSafe chargers supported via PD bricks.
• USB-A to USB-C / Lightning: Backward-compatible charging for legacy adapters and cars.
• Braided & L-Shape Cables: Extra-durable jackets and gaming-friendly connectors that reduce wear.
• MagSafe / Magnetic Cables & Stands (iPhone): Snap-on convenience with PD chargers.*

*MagSafe features apply to compatible iPhone models and certified accessories.

How to Choose the Right Charger

iPhone users: pick a 20W–30W USB-C PD adapter with a USB-C to Lightning or USB-C to USB-C (for newer models).
Samsung users: choose PPS 25W/45W for Super Fast Charging.
Multi-device: go GaN 45W–65W with dual ports. Always match cable rating (60W/100W) to your adapter for full speeds.

Cable Guide: Pick Your Perfect Match

• Everyday phone charging: USB-C↔USB-C 60W or USB-C↔Lightning.
• Tablet/laptop: USB-C↔USB-C 100W (E-marked for higher wattage).
• Travel: 1M braided for portability; 2M for bedside/desk reach.
• Car/use while gaming: L-shape connectors reduce strain; choose sturdy braided jackets.

Care & Safety Tips

• Avoid kinking or sharply bending the cable near the connector; use a gentle loop.
• Keep adapters ventilated; don’t cover while charging high-watt devices.
• Unplug if a cable’s jacket is cut or the connector feels loose.
• Match charger output (PD/PPS watts) with device capability for best results.

Why Buy from CoverMeUp

CoverMeUp stands for dependable performance, fair pricing, and quick shipping across India. Our chargers & cables are checked for stable output, connector integrity, and heat management—backed by secure checkout and responsive support.

FAQs on Chargers & Cables

Q1: What’s the difference between PD and PPS?

PD (Power Delivery) negotiates fixed steps (e.g., 9V/12V). PPS (Programmable Power Supply) fine-tunes voltage/current—ideal for newer Samsung models.

Q2: Can I fast-charge iPhone with USB-C?

Yes—use a USB-C PD adapter (20W or higher) with a USB-C↔Lightning or USB-C↔USB-C cable depending on the iPhone model.

Q3: Do I need a 100W cable?

Only for high-watt devices (tablets/laptops). Phones typically max out below 45W; a 60W cable is sufficient for most.

Q4: Will a higher-watt adapter damage my phone?

No—the device negotiates power. A higher-watt PD/PPS charger simply provides headroom; actual draw is device-controlled.