Not all wall chargers can efficiently charge a laptop. Laptops typically require higher voltage and wattage, which standard phone chargers cannot provide. However, high-wattage wall chargers, such as the Anker 736 Charger (Nano II 100W), are compatible with laptops equipped with USB-C ports. These universal chargers, powered by GaN II technology, offer faster charging in a compact design, ideal for homes and offices in the Philippines.

While it's possible to use a USB-C phone charger to charge your laptop, it may not supply the required power. Laptop charging often demands higher power output than a typical phone charger can provide. For better results, opt for a universal charger like the Anker 737 Charger (GaNPrime 120W), which offers multiple ports and the capability to charge phones, laptops, and tablets simultaneously—perfect for busy professionals in the Philippines.

Generally, a phone charger won’t damage your laptop, but it might not offer optimal charging performance. Phone chargers are designed for lower power outputs, while laptops need more energy to charge efficiently. For a safe and reliable solution, consider investing in a universal charger like the Anker 737 Charger, which provides safe, efficient charging for both laptops and phones.

If your laptop uses a pin connector, check your laptop's specifications for the exact size of the charger plug. For laptops with USB-C ports, the connector is standardized, so you don’t have to worry about sizes. USB-C laptop chargers are compatible with various brands and models, including Windows laptops and MacBooks—making it easier for users in the Philippines to find the right charger.

Yes, leaving your laptop charger plugged in can consume small amounts of electricity over time. While the energy used is minimal, unplugging your charger when not in use is a simple way to save energy. By unplugging when not charging, you can reduce your electricity consumption—an easy step toward energy conservation in your Philippine home or office.