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Wattage alone isn’t enough for fast USB-C charging. Look for chargers that support USB PD PPS and offer broad voltage ranges (up to 21V); different phones use different PPS profiles, so a charger with PPS and wide voltage coverage, plus adequate total wattage and a suitable cable, will stay useful as devices change.
The 65W Trio multi-port charger only delivers 45W in PPS, which isn’t enough for the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s 60W fast charging. Full 60W charging requires a PPS output of 60W, so Samsung’s compatible 60W charger (EP-T6010, $54.99) is needed to reach peak speed.
The iPhone 17 introduces USB Power Delivery Adjustable Voltage Supply (AVS), making fast charging more complicated due to compatibility issues with existing chargers that support the more advanced PPS protocol, leading to potential inefficiencies and e-waste concerns.