Frequently Asked Questions

It works with most other compatible USB-C enabled smartphones, laptops, tablets, etc.
However, depending on the ability of the device and the cable, 45W might not be fully utilized.
Please see the compatibility with Motorola phones and the maximum charge speed:
Up to 45W- Motorola One Hyper
Up to 27W- Moto G7 Plus
Up to 15W- Moto Z family, Moto G6, G6 Plus, G7, G7 Power, G7 Optimo Maxx, G7 Supra, G Power, G8, G8 Plus, X4, Motorola One, One Power, One Vision, One Zoom
Up to 10W- Moto G7 Play, G7 Optimo, G8 Play, G Stylus, Motorola One Action, One Macro

5V 4A (default)
9V 4A
15V 3A
20V 2.25A
The output depends on the ability of your device and the cable you use, so 45W might not be fully utilized.

Yes, this charger has universal input, from 100 up to 240V.

Yes. This charger works with USB-C devices. However, this charger will not deliver 45W power like it provides to Motorola One Hyper due to the G series phones mentioned can not draw 45W power. They can only ultilize 15W-18W of power.

This charger uses PD 2.0 (power delivery) with PPS for fast charging.

This charger can charge Mac models that have USB-C port for charging.

You can use a USB-C certified cable. Most of the USB-C cables support 3A current. However, if your cable is not 5A E-marked chip included cable, the current transter will not be greater than 3A. That is, the power transfer would not reach max 45W even your devices is capable of taking 45W.

The short answer is, it depends on the length and the quality of the cable used. The original Motorola data cable was specifically designed for this charger, so you would have to do some experimentation to find out if a different cable would work. As cable length increases, it becomes necessary for thicker gauge power conductors to compensate for voltage drop. If the thickness of the gauge power conductor is not increased enough to compensate the voltage drop, the turbo charge will not activate. In addition, the cable needs to be 5Amp transfer with E-marked chip included to reach max 45W safe charging.

Yes. The cable, which is included with the charger, is a full function USB 2.0 data cable that can transfer data between the phone and computer when connected.

Yes. You would need to have a USB-C to lightning cable for charging. Since USB-C to lightning cable can only support max 3A current, your iPhone might be still able to do the fast charging but not 45W.