If you're shopping for a quick charger, it's a good idea to check your phone's charging port type and supported charging speeds. Many OnePlus models use USB-C and may support fast charging protocols.

• Look for chargers with USB-C and Power Delivery (PD) compatibility.
• Check your phone's manual or specs for fast charging support.
• Most quick chargers list compatible devices and charging wattage on the packaging.

If you're unsure, your local Walmart associate can help you find a compatible charger for your phone.

Quick chargers designed for car use can be convenient, especially on long drives. Many models plug into your vehicle's DC socket and support multiple USB ports.

• Make sure the charger fits your car's socket and your device's cable type.
• Check if your device supports fast charging to get the benefit.
• Long cable options can help reach passengers in the back seat.

Using a quick charger in your car can help keep devices powered up for navigation or entertainment.

Wireless quick chargers are designed with safety features, but it's smart to follow general charging guidelines.

• Place the charger on a flat, heat-resistant surface.
• Use the manufacturer's recommended cable and adapter.
• Don't cover the charger or phone while charging, as airflow helps prevent overheating.

Charging overnight is common, but monitoring your device and using quality accessories can help maintain safety.

The wattage rating on quick chargers indicates how much power they deliver. Higher wattage, like 36W, can charge compatible devices faster than lower wattage options like 18W.

• Check your device's specs to see what charging speed it supports.
• Using a higher wattage charger won't harm your device, as it typically only draws what it needs.
• Some chargers also offer multiple ports for charging several devices at once.

The right charger depends on your device and how quickly you want it charged.

To help your quick charger last, take care of the charger and its cables.

• Store it in a dry place when not in use.
• Avoid bending or pulling on cables too much.
• Clean the ports gently if you notice dust or debris.

Regular maintenance can help your charger stay reliable for everyday charging needs.