So here, we have rounded up the very best chargers for the Galaxy A53 5G. Remember that it can charge at up to 25W. Some of these chargers will charge faster, it won’t charge the Galaxy A53 5G faster, but it is good to use for multiple devices, like another smartphone, tablet or even a laptop.
Best wall chargers for Samsung Galaxy A53 5G
These chargers on this list range from around $13, all the way up to about $50. Depending on what you’re looking for, you could spend quite a bit on a charger. We really like multi-port chargers, allowing you to use one outlet to charge multiple things. Like your laptop, tablet, smartphone and smartwatch. There’s also some great traveling chargers available too. So without further ado, here’s the best wall chargers available for the Galaxy A53 5G.
Samsung 25W Travel Adapter
Price: $19.99Buy: Samsung.com
This is the charger that Samsung shipped with the Galaxy S20 and Note 20 series in late 2020. So it’s not necessarily a new charger from Samsung, but one that you might already have in your home. And it works great with the Galaxy A53 5G. This is a USB-C PD charger that can charge up to 25W. Now if you are charging something else that might not charge at up to 25W – like a smartwatch, it’ll charge at its max speed. Basically, it is backwards compatible. Which is a nice addition. Finally, the Samsung 25W Travel Adapter is available in two colors: White and Black. Samsung 25W Travel Adapter - Samsung.com
Belkin 25W Power Delivery USB C PPS Wall Charger
This wall charger from Belkin does support up to 25W charging speed, and it uses PPS in addition to Power Delivery. PPS is what Samsung uses for the faster charging speeds. So you will for sure get the full 25W charging out of this one. And it’s the same price as the Samsung charger above. It will also work with almost any other USB-C device, as this is backwards compatible, even with phones that are not USB-C PD.
Spigen 40W Dual USB C Wall Charger
Spigen also makes chargers. Yes, the company you know for making great cases for literally every phone ever made. They also make a few chargers that are worth buying, like this one for the Galaxy A53 5G. This is a dual-port USB-C PD charger that can charge at up to 40W. You won’t get 40W out of each port, but rather combined. It will do 25W at most, but if you’re using both ports together, it’ll be closer to 20W each.
RAVPower 61W PD 3.0 Wall Charger
Another great option for the Galaxy S21 FE, especially if you have other devices you need to charge. The RAVPower 61W charger has a 61W USB-C PD port and a 12W USB-A port. However, if you are using both ports, the USB-C port becomes a 45W port. That’s just how power works. It is backwards compatible to the 25W charging that the Galaxy A53 5G is able to support. But it’ll also work for charging USB-C laptops and even tablets, which is really useful. Making this charger quite versatile.
Anker 60W 2-Port PowerPort Atom PD
This is one of our favorite USB-C chargers, as it sports two USB-C ports, and can do a maximum of 60W of output. Making it really versatile, as you can use it to charge a laptop and a Galaxy S21 FE at the same time. This is another charger that is using GaaN, so despite its pretty small size, it can still offer a ton of power. Which also makes this great for travel. As it won’t take up much space in your bag.
RAVPower 65W 4-Port Desktop USB Charging Station
Since we are all working from home right now, this charger from RAVPower is a really great one to buy. This is a four-port desktop USB charging station. It has two USB-C PD ports available that can charge at 65W total. So it could charge your laptop and your Galaxy A53 5G at the same time. It also sports two USB-A ports for charging other devices slower, like a smartwatch or a fitness tracker. This makes this a must-buy for a home office setup. Especially since we all have plenty of products that we need to charge daily.
CHOETECH 20W PD Fast Charger
Here’s another 20W charger, and as mentioned above, you won’t see much of a difference between 20W and 25W charging. This is a smaller one, so you can still use it to travel with. Toss it in your bag, without it taking up a lot of space. It is available in both black and white, however for some reason, the black one is actually $2 more expensive.
Spigen 27W Wall Charger
This charger from Spigen is a 27W wall charger, and that’s a tiny bit faster than what the Galaxy A53 5G can handle, but that’s okay. As it will still max out at 25W. Basically, the phone will talk with this charger and tell it, that it can only handle 25W of power. It’s also pretty small, and a great charger to pick up and leave in your bag for traveling and such.
Anker PowerPort III Duo Type C Foldable Fast Charger
The PowerPort III Duo from Anker is a really good option. This sports two USB-C ports, that support PowerIQ 3.0 (that’s Anker’s proprietary fast charging spec). We’re looking at 36W on this one, so it’s not so much a super fast charger, but it can charge two devices simultaneously. The plug on the PowerPort III Duo does also fold, making this great for traveling. As you won’t need to worry about the plug getting bent while you have it in your bag.
Anker 715 Charger
The Anker 715 Charger is the most expensive on this list. So why should you buy it? Two main reasons: It’s GaN, and it’s 65W. With this beeing a GaN charger or Gallium Nitride charger, it means that it can keep your charger and phone cooler, while also being smaller. But this is also a 65W charger, which is really cool, because it can be used to charge your Galaxy A53 5G, as well as your laptop and other devices that you might have in your home. Meaning that it can do much more than just charge your phone. Making it more worth the price.
