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Chargers for Galaxy Super Fast Charging Compared: 45W and 60W—Choosing by PPS Range and the Maker's Model Notes
Galaxy super fast charging needs a PPS charger and a 5A cable (how it works: why Galaxy super fast charging needs PPS). Yet even chargers labeled “PPS, 45W” don’t hit 45W on every model. The short answer: Anker 313 or Anker Charger (45W) through the S24; UGREEN Nexode Air 65W if you’re after the S26 Ultra’s 60W; Anker Nano if size comes first (but about 30W on S25 Ultra/S25+). The trick is picking chargers whose maker names your model and its output.
The short answer: picks by model
- Galaxy S23 and S24 series (45W): Anker 313 Charger (Ace, 45W)—three PPS ranges including 3.3–11V at 5A. Use a 5A (eMarker) cable for SFC 2.0. AmazonRakuten
- Cable included: Anker Charger (45W)—comes with an eMarker cable. SFC 2.0 on S24+/Ultra with the included cable (Anker official). Amazon
- Galaxy S26 Ultra (60W), shared with an iPhone: UGREEN Nexode Air 65W—advertises both PPS and AVS. AmazonRakuten
How to decide: your model's max wattage → does the maker name your model and its output → do you have a 5A cable?
Verification: compared from Samsung and Anker official figures plus UGREEN's announcement and sponsored article, not measurements.
Comparison table (stated figures)
| Product | Max output | PPS range | Galaxy support the maker states | Cable | Size / weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anker 313 Charger (Ace, 45W) | 45W | 3.3–11V 5A / 3.3–16V 3A / 3.3–21V 2.25A | Full charge on S24 in under an hour (Anker’s test); SFC 2.0 on S23+/Ultra with a 5A (100W) eMarker cable | Sold separately | About 41 × 38 × 35mm, 69g |
| Anker Charger (45W) | 45W | 3.3–21V 2.25A | Full charge on S24 Ultra in under an hour (Anker’s test); SFC 2.0 on S24+/Ultra with the included cable | eMarker cable included | About 50 × 45 × 28mm, 80g |
| Anker Nano Charger (45W) | 45W | 5–11V 5A | About 30W actual output on S25 Ultra / S25+ | USB-C cable included | About 37 × 33 × 32mm, 60g |
| UGREEN Nexode Air 65W | 65W | (PPS supported) | Per a UGREEN-sponsored article, S26 Ultra super fast charging (up to 60W) with the included cable | 100W eMarker cable included | Compact, foldable plug |
| Reference: Samsung 45W Power Adapter (EP-T4511, genuine) | 45W | 5.0–20.0V 2.25A | Lists SFC 2.0 models (S22+/Ultra through S24+/Ultra, etc.) | 5A cable included | Discontinued in Japan |
Figures are from each maker’s official pages and announcements. UGREEN’s Galaxy support is per a UGREEN-sponsored article.
How to choose: three checks
- Your model’s maximum: per Anker’s guide, Galaxy S26 is 25W, S26+ 45W, S26 Ultra 60W. A 25W model is fine with any PPS charger of 25W or more.
- Model named with output: even among “PPS, 45W” chargers, Anker itself notes the Nano (45W) delivers about 30W on S25 Ultra/S25+. Check that your model is listed.
- A 5A cable: 45W–60W charging requires a 5A (eMarker) cable. If one isn’t included, get one (100W USB-C cables).
Product notes
Anker 313 Charger (Ace, 45W)—the standard with wide PPS ranges
Three PPS ranges, including 5A at low voltage. Anker notes that SFC 2.0 on S23+/Ultra needs a 5A (100W) eMarker USB-C cable (sold separately).
Anker 313 Charger (Ace, 45W, PPS)
Anker Charger (45W)—comes with the eMarker cable
Includes an eMarker USB-C cable. Anker says to use the included cable for SFC 2.0 on S24+/Ultra.
Anker Charger (45W, PPS, with USB-C to USB-C cable) View on Amazon
Anker Nano Charger (45W)—smallest, but mind your model
About 60g. But Anker states that on S25 Ultra/S25+, actual output is about 30W. It suits iPhone 17’s “40W or higher.”
Anker Nano Charger (45W, USB-C)
UGREEN Nexode Air 65W—S26 Ultra’s 60W, shared with an iPhone
UGREEN names AVS support for iPhone 18 Pro in the product name. A UGREEN-sponsored article says it also supports PPS and, with the included eMarker cable, enables Galaxy S26 Ultra super fast charging (up to 60W) (one charger for iPhone and Android?).
UGREEN Nexode Air 65W (AVS, foldable plug)
FAQ
Q. Is Samsung’s genuine charger the safest bet? A. The genuine 45W lists compatible models, which is reassuring, but Samsung Japan shows it as discontinued. With third-party chargers, pick ones that name your model and output.
Q. Will a 65W or 100W laptop charger give super fast charging? A. Yes if it supports PPS in a range that suits your model. Wattage alone doesn’t decide it—check the PPS listing and model notes.
Q. Does super fast charging work wirelessly? A. Super fast charging is wired. Wireless speed depends on the charger’s and phone’s wireless standards.
Sources (primary)
- Anker: “Anker 313 Charger (Ace, 45W)”, “Anker Charger (45W)”, “Anker Nano Charger (45W)” (Japanese; PD and PPS output, Galaxy notes, size and weight)
- Anker Magazine: “Chargers for Galaxy S26” (Japanese; S26 25W / S26+ 45W / S26 Ultra 60W; non-PPS 25W max; 5A cable)
- Samsung: “45W Power Adapter (EP-T4511)” (Japanese; PPS 5.0–20.0V 2.25A; SFC 2.0 models; 5A cable included; discontinued)
- Mado no Mori: “UGREEN Nexode Air 65W (sponsored by UGREEN)” (Japanese; PPS and AVS; S26 Ultra super fast charging; 100W eMarker cable included; sponsored article)
Summary
- Galaxy super fast charging needs PPS plus a 5A cable. Even at 45W, some combos land around 30W.
- For S23 and S24, Anker 313 or Anker Charger (45W, cable included); for S26 Ultra’s 60W or sharing with an iPhone, UGREEN Nexode Air 65W.
- Check in order: your model’s maximum → model named with output → a 5A cable.
Related: why Galaxy super fast charging needs PPS / power banks for Galaxy super fast charging / 45W chargers compared / one charger for iPhone and Android? / 100W USB-C cables
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