GaN (Gallium Nitride) charging uses GaN technology instead of traditional silicon, allowing chargers to be smaller, more efficient, and capable of delivering higher power output with less heat.

A GaN charger utilizes Gallium Nitride (GaN) technology, which produces less heat than traditional silicon-based chargers. This efficiency allows for more compact designs without sacrificing power, enabling fast and safe charging for devices like laptops, tablets, and smartphones.

Yes, a GaN charger is safe. It meets strict safety standards and produces less heat, ensuring efficient and reliable charging without compromising device safety.

To choose the best GaN charger for your device, consider your device's power requirements, the charger's wattage output, the number of ports, and compatibility with your device's charging standards (e.g., USB-C PD).

PD (Power Delivery) is a fast-charging standard that delivers higher power to charge devices quickly and safely. GaN (Gallium Nitride) is a charger technology that makes chargers smaller, more efficient, and less heat-producing. While PD focuses on charging speed and compatibility, GaN focuses on the charger's design and efficiency. A GaN charger can support PD for fast, compact, and efficient charging.

The main difference between GaN and regular chargers lies in the materials used. GaN chargers use Gallium Nitride, which conducts electricity more efficiently than the silicon used in regular chargers. This allows GaN chargers to be smaller, deliver faster charging, and generate less heat, making them more efficient and portable. Regular chargers, while functional, are often larger and less efficient in comparison.