"Back in our day, phones used to come with chargers - now you're lucky if you get a cable. The good news is that USB-C and USB charging standards have done away with the compatibility issue of the past (well, mostly), so a few good chargers are all you need. That means that you have to pick the chargers yourself, though. Here are the ones we use. And yes, you do need multiple - for your home, maybe for work and your car, maybe for travel."
"The Google Pixel Flex Dual Port 67W charger is one of the first with support for "Adjustable Voltage Supply", AVS, which is the standard that iPhone 17 phones use. Either port can deliver up to 67W to an AVS device, but it also supports basic USB-PD and the more advanced USB-PPS. It's a Swiss Army knife of a charger and we got one for the office for testing since we expect AVS to gain wider adoption, while PD and PPS are already widespread."
Phones often no longer include full chargers, sometimes only a cable. USB-C and unified charging standards mostly eliminate past compatibility problems, letting one or two chargers support many devices. Different chargers fit different use cases, so owning multiple chargers for home, work, car, and travel is practical. Some chargers support emerging standards like AVS as well as USB-PD and USB-PPS. Brand chargers can be good choices; some models prioritize low standby power. Travel-focused chargers may include built-in cables and mixed port types for convenience.
Read at GSMArena.com
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