Custom Fast Charging Chargers with Your Logo

Fast charging means USB-C Power Delivery or a high-output wireless coil — not just a charger that happens to be new. This range covers 20W wall bricks through 65W GaN laptop chargers and 15W wireless pads, and it is where the specification actually matters.

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Custom Fast Charging: key facts

BrandedChargers.com carries 246 custom fast charging that can be printed with your logo. Minimum orders start at 5 pieces, and 124 of the 246 products can be ordered from 20 pieces or fewer. Prices start at $1.33 per piece at the highest quantity break. On 206 products the price includes a one-color logo in one location; the other 40 are priced blank, with decoration quoted on request. The most common decoration methods are full-color printing (101 products), pad printing (83) and screen printing (47). The most common production time is approximately 5 working days after proof approval. 52 of these products offer rush service.

Products246
Lowest minimum order5 pieces
Typical minimum order20 pieces
Lowest price per piece$1.33
Decoration methodsFull-color printing, pad printing, screen printing, laser engraving, debossing
Typical production timeApproximately 5 working days
Rush service available52 products

Figures from our live catalog, updated October 15, 2026.

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What counts as fast, by device

Phones: 20W USB-C PD is the practical threshold and gets most phones to about half charge in half an hour. Tablets: 30W. Laptops: 65W and up. Anything at 5W or 12W is a trickle by current standards, regardless of what the packaging says.

The whole chain has to match

Fast charging needs three things at once: a charger rated for it, a cable rated for it, and a device that supports the protocol. A 65W wall charger paired with a 5W promotional cable delivers 5W. If you are gifting a charger and a cable together, match the ratings or the feature you paid for does not exist.

Wireless is different

On a wireless pad, “fast” tops out much lower. Standard iPhones take 7.5W from any plain Qi pad; 15W requires MagSafe or Qi2. Many Android phones do take 10W or 15W. A wireless charger will never match a cable for speed — it is bought for convenience.

Where to look

For maximum speed in the smallest body, see GaN models in wall chargers. For fast charging on the move, see PD models in power banks.