You’ve probably seen ‘PD’ mentioned on the packaging of our charging products. PD stands for ‘Power Delivery’ and it is a charging technology which is supported by some Type-C charging products. It provides much faster charging of Type-C PD compatible devices such as smartphones, tablets and laptops.
Nowadays, smartphones come with larger batteries. The downside is that, the larger the battery, the longer it takes to charge hence many smartphone manufacturers have opted to have Type-C PD compatible charging ports in order to charge their devices quicker. There are already multiple Android smartphones on the market which support between 65-100W charging which means users can charge their smartphones in well under an hour versus several hours!
In addition to smartphones, many laptops have now adopted Type-C Power Delivery as their preferred method of charging. All of the new iPads and Macbooks now use a Type-C charging port with charging speeds ranging from 20W (iPads) to 100W for Macbooks.
In order to cover a wide range of charging input requirements, many charger manufacturers also adopt a technology called Programmable Power Supply Technology or PPS for short. PPS is an advanced charging technology for USB-C devices which modifies the voltage and current in real-time depending on your charging status, thus optimising charging efficiency.
Therefore, Type-C is fast becoming the new universal standard for charging a wide range of portable electronic devices quickly and safely.
H-Adapt PD30W + 18W QC3.0 Dual Output TravelCharger
When charging your USB-C PD-compatible device it is important to use the right charger and cable to achieve the optimum charging level for your device. For smartphones, a minimum of PD20W is required for fast charging, so you’ll need a Type-C charger, car charger, or power bank with PD20W output. If your device supports even faster charging, you might require PD30W or even PD65W or 100W. It’s best to check the charging input requirements of your smartphone/device before buying a suitable Type-C PD compatible charger.
Our Hezire Dual PD30W + 18W USB-A AC adapter, 45W Type-C & USB car charger and Hpower View power bank all support Type-C PD charging and are therefore good options.
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In addition to the power supply, you’ll also need a suitable, good-quality Type-C cable which supports PD fast charging. Since most Type-C compatible smartphones charge at 20-60W, a 3A/60W charge and sync cable will be perfectly suited. Our Hezire H-Cable PRO Type-C to Type-C and Type-C to Lightning cables are excellent options for Android and Apple smartphones and tablets:
For devices between 65W and 100W such as laptops, we recommend you use a 5A/100W cable with your high-output PD charger to get the best charging results.
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FAQs
PD stands for Power Delivery, a fast-charging technology used with USB Type-C devices. It allows higher levels of power to be delivered to compatible smartphones, tablets, laptops, and other gadgets—enabling much faster and more efficient charging.
For example, many modern smartphones now support USB-C PD charging speeds between 65W and 100W, which can charge a device in under an hour. PD ensures not just speed, but also safety by intelligently regulating the power based on the device’s needs.
In short, PD = Power + Speed + Smart Charging.
Power Delivery (PD):
In electronics and mobile accessories, PD refers to USB Power Delivery, a fast-charging technology that allows devices to receive higher levels of power over a USB-C connection. It enables faster, smarter, and safer charging for smartphones, tablets, laptops, and other gadgets.
Example:
A charger or power bank labeled with “PD” supports high-speed USB-C charging for compatible devices.
A PD charger is a Power Delivery charger that uses USB Type-C technology to deliver higher power levels for faster and more efficient charging. Unlike standard chargers, a PD charger can intelligently adjust the power output based on the connected device’s requirements, making it ideal for smartphones, tablets, laptops, and even some gaming devices.
For example, many modern PD chargers support charging speeds between 18W to 100W, allowing compatible devices to charge significantly faster—often reaching 50% in just 30 minutes. PD chargers are especially useful for devices with large batteries, as they drastically reduce overall charging time while maintaining safety and battery health.
No, PD is not an expiration date.
In most cases, PD stands for “Power Delivery”, a fast-charging technology used in USB Type-C chargers and devices. It allows faster and more efficient charging for smartphones, tablets, laptops, and more.
However, if you’re seeing “PD” on a product that isn’t related to electronics, it might refer to something else—such as “Production Date” (the date when the product was manufactured). In such cases, it helps indicate the freshness or shelf life of the item, especially in food, cosmetics, or pharmaceuticals.
✅ In short:
- In tech/electronics: PD = Power Delivery (not an expiration)
- In manufacturing or packaging: PD = Possibly Production Date (not the expiry)
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This article opened my eyes to the benefits of PD chargers. Charging my laptop and phone together sounds so convenient.
Wow, PD chargers are not only faster but also safer for devices. I’ll be upgrading soon!
PD chargers sound like the perfect solution for my work-from-home setup. Thanks for the insight!
This post finally cleared up how PD chargers work.
Wow, I didn’t realize PD could charge not just phones but even laptops! This blog really helped me understand how Power Delivery work
Thanks for the breakdown on Power Delivery! I always wondered how fast charging worked, and now I know PD is the key. Super helpful!
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Never knew how smart PD technology is! Thanks for breaking it down so well!
Such a simple yet informative take on PD! I’m sold on its benefits!
Wow, PD is so efficient! Love how it adjusts power dynamically!
Thanks for sharing. This article makes PD sound like a must-have for every device. Great read!
Incredible! Fast charging and safety in one—what a great technology!
Wow, I had no idea PD was so versatile! Amazing info!
I’ve been using a PD charger and never really understood the technology behind it. This was super informative!
The negotiation feature between the charger and the device is fascinating—makes charging so much smarter.
Thanks for breaking this down! I had no idea PD chargers were so versatile and safe.
Great explanation of PD! It’s cool that it works for a variety of devices, from smartphones to laptops.
Love how PD chargers adjust power levels for safety and efficiency. Definitely worth investing in one!
This is such a clear explanation of how PD works! The bidirectional charging feature is a game-changer for power banks.