For years, laptops were charged through brand-specific barrel connectors, forcing users to carry a different charger for every brand. USB PD scaling up to 100W and later 240W has made that fragmentation largely unnecessary.
Many laptops now support PD charging over their USB-C port, meaning the same cable can charge both a phone and a laptop. For travelers, that is a concrete convenience that directly cuts down the number of adapters in a bag.
That said, not every USB-C laptop needs the same power; lightweight ultrabooks are fine with something like 65W, while high-performance gaming laptops may demand 180-240W. This makes it important to match the charger and cable wattage to the specific device's actual requirement.
The EU's common charger regulation extending to laptops is legally accelerating this shift toward USB-C PD too, seen as an important step for both consumer convenience and e-waste reduction.
Charjett's UltraSpeed Turbo cables, supporting up to 240W, are built for exactly this transition, letting users charge safely and quickly regardless of which laptop brand they own, as long as it supports PD.