Best Ronin fast chargers (30 W and above)
A fast charger only helps if it matches your device. Phones usually need 20–33 W, tablets around 30–45 W, and laptops that charge over Type-C need 65 W or more.
These in-stock Ronin chargers start at 30 W. Remember that most chargers do not include a cable, so add a Type-C cable to your order.
#1
Flux Charger | R-6030
Rs. 2,095
- • 30 W GaN wall charger for fast charging
- • Charges smartphones, earbuds, power banks and tablets
- • Colour: White
#2
Wizard X | R-6070
Rs. 2,995
- • 45 W wall charger with two ports: one Type-C PD and one USB-A fast-charge
- • Power split: Type-C alone up to 45 W, USB-A alone up to 18 W, both in use 15 W combined
- • Works with Type-C to Type-C, Type-C to Lightning and USB-A cables (not included)
#3
Multiverse Charger | R-6040
Rs. 8,095
- • 140 W (141 W max) 8-port GaN desk charger
- • Power: two 65 W PD ports, two 20 W PD ports and two 18 W USB ports
- • Supports Qualcomm Quick Charge and Power Delivery
#4
Nos Car Charger | R-2505
Rs. 1,495
- • 48 W car charger: PD up to 30 W and QC up to 18 W
- • Built-in protection against overheating and overcharging
- • Charges smartphones, earbuds, power banks and tablets from the car socket
#5
FURY X PRO | R-6060
Rs. 2,445
- • 33 W GaN wall charger with Power Delivery 3.0
- • Two ports: one Type-C and one USB-A
- • Safety: short-circuit, overcharge and surge protection, temperature control, anti-rust connectors
#6
Multivolt Charger | R-6065
Rs. 3,995
- • 65 W GaN wall charger supporting PD, QC and AFC
- • Two ports: one USB-A and one Type-C
- • Power split: first Type-C up to 65 W, second Type-C 27 W, USB-A 27 W; all ports together share about 45 W + 12 W
How to choose
- • Phone only: 30–33 W is plenty.
- • Phone plus tablet or earbuds at once: a two-port charger.
- • Type-C laptop: 65 W or more.
- • Desk with many devices: the 140 W multi-port desk charger.
Questions
Do these chargers include a cable?
Most do not. The product page lists what is in the box. Pair them with a Type-C cable.
Will a 65 W charger damage my phone?
No. The phone only takes the power it can handle. A higher-wattage charger simply has headroom for bigger devices.