Modern laptops are in a good place because you can find a great laptop at nearly any price range. Most laptops now use a USB-C port for charging, so you can find a Power Delivery USB-C charger in the box, unlike most phones without a charger. The Dell Latitude 9440, a capable laptop, comes with a 65W USB-C charger with a pretty long cable and is reliable.
However, if you want an extra charger, a replacement, or a charger with more charging ports to charge your Dell Latitude 9440 while you charge other devices, I’ve selected chargers that would work well for the Latitude 9440. You will want to use a 65W PD charger or higher when charging the Dell laptop.
UGREEN Nexode 140W 3 Port Charger
A 140W charger, in general, will be the most reliable for charging the Latitude 9440 and most other USB-C chargeable laptops. If you’re charging one device, this UGREEN 140W charger can output 140W of charging power from the USB-C 1 port or 100W from the USB-C 2 port. The USB-A port on this charger always outputs 22.5W. I recommend charging from a 140W charger because you’ll always be able to fast charge your Latitdue 9440 no matter how many devices you charge.
If two devices are charging from the two USB-C ports, then each USB-C port will output 65W of power delivery; this makes it possible to charge your Dell laptop fast and another laptop simultaneously. Then, if you charge three devices simultaneously, the USB-C 1 port outputs 65W of Power Delivery; this still lets you charge your Dell laptop at max speed while you charge another two devices. In my review of the UGREEN 140W charger, I could fast charge my laptop and two phones simultaneously. The UGREEN charger comes with a USB-C to USB-C cable. Watch my UGREEN Nexode 140W 3 Port Charger video review for more insights on its features and charging capabilities.
| UGREEN Nexode 140W Power Delivery Wall Charger Specs | |
|---|---|
| USB-C 1 | 5V/3A | 9V/3A | 12V/3A | 15V/3A | 20V/5A | 28V/5A 140W Max PPS: 3.3-21V/5A |
| USB-C 2 | 5V/3A | 9V/3A | 12V/3A | 15V/3A | 20V/5A 100W Max PPS: 3.3-21V/5A |
| USB-A | 4.5V/5A | 5V/4.5A | 5V/3A | 9V/2A | 12V/1.5A 22.5W Max |
| Input | 100-240V～ 50/60Hz 2A Max |
| Size | 2.99 x 2.99 x 1.38 inches |
| Weight | 10 Ounces |
Baseus 100W 4 Port Charger
If you’re looking for more ports and higher power allocation for the USB-C 1 port on a charger, consider the Baseus 100W 4 port charger. This Baseus charger has a 100W max output and features two USB-C and two USB-A ports. You can get 100W of Power Delivery charging from the USB-C 1 or 2 ports if you charge one device at a time. The better part about the Baseus 100W charger is that when charging four devices simultaneously, the USB-C 1 port outputs 60W of Power Delivery; this makes it possible to charge the Dell Latitude 9440 nearly at its max speed while three other devices are charging.
Most 100W four-port chargers on the market can only output 45W via their USB-C 1 ports during quad charging, but this Baseus charger can deliver more. In my review of the Baseus 100W charger, I could charge my Lenovo laptop at max speed while charging another three devices. The Baseus charger does come with a USB-C to USB-C cable in the box. Check out my Baseus 100W 4 Port Charger video review to discover its multi-device charging efficiency.
| Baseus 100W GaN II 4 Port Wall Charger Specs | |
|---|---|
| USB-C 1 (Single Port Charging) | 100W |
| USB-C 2 (Single Port Charging) | 100W |
| USB-A 1 (Single Port Charging) | 60W |
| USB-A 2 (Single Port Charging) | 60W |
| Total Output | 100W |
| Size | 3.35 x 1.20 x 2.16 inches |
| Weight | 7.23 ounces |
Oraimo 120W Charging Station with AC Outlets
Using the original charger that came with your Dell Latitude 9440 or charging directly via USB-C is possible with the Oraimo 120W charging station. The Oraimo charger has USB-C ports and a single USB-A port, and the maximum output of the charging section is 120W. If you don’t have a USB-C cable handy but have the original charger for your Dell laptop, you can use one of the two AC outlets on the Oraimo charger. In my review of the Oraimo 120W charging station, I could power a heater and charge four devices simultaneously with no problems.
The Oraimo charger does come with a USB-C to USB-C cable. For a comprehensive Oraimo 120W Charging Station analysis, watch my video review highlighting its unique features.
| Oraimo 120W USB-C Charging Station 2 AC Outlets Specs | |
|---|---|
| USB-C 1 (Single Port Charging) | 100W |
| USB-C 2 (Single Port Charging) | 100W |
| USB-C 3 (Single Port Charging) | 100W |
| USB-A (Single Port Charging) | 30W |
| Total Charging Output | 120W |
| AC output | 1250W |
| Size | 4.56 in × 1.88 in × 1.61 in |
| Weight | 1.98 pounds |
Baseus 140W 3 Port Charger
The Baseus 140W charger is similar to the UGREEN 140W charger. However, this Baseus one can allocate more charging power to its USB-C 1 port than similar 140W chargers. Yes, you can use 140W of Power Delivery via USB-C 1 or 100W of PD via USB-C 2 when charging one device at a time. What matters most is that you can still use 100W of Power Delivery via the USB-C 1 port when charging three devices simultaneously. In my review of the Baseus 140W charger, I could recharge a power bank at 100W, charge another power bank, and fast charge my Note 9 simultaneously. Don’t miss my Baseus 140W 3 Port Charger video review, where I explore its high power output and multi-port functionality.
| Baseus 140W 3 Port Power Delivery 3.1 Wall Charger Specs | |
|---|---|
| USB-C 1 (Single Port Charging) | 140W |
| USB-C 2 (Single Port Charging) | 100W |
| USB-A (Single Port Charging) | 30W |
| Total Charging Output | 140W |
| Size | 3.8 x 3.7 x 1.18 inches |
| Weight | 12.6 ounces |
UGREEN 300W Charging Station
The UGREEN 300W charging station is something you would buy if you want to fast charge your Dell Latitude 9440 and also charge a few other laptops at the same time. This UGREEN charger has a high max output and features four USB-C ports and a single USB-A port; even if you’re charging from all the ports simultaneously, you can still charge your Dell laptop from a USB-C 1 port. There aren’t too many other chargers on the market like this UGREEN 300W charger, and because of that, it’s a bit pricy. In reviewing the UGREEN 300W charging station, I could charge four power banks near their max speed and fast charge my Galaxy Note 9 simultaneously.
The UGREEN 300W charger does come with a USB-C to USB-C cable. Explore the high-capacity charging of the UGREEN 300W Charging Station in my video review, which is ideal for multiple devices.
| UGREEN Nexode 300W GaN Fast Charger Specs | |
|---|---|
| USB-C 1 Port (single device charging) | 140W |
| USB-C 2 Port (single device charging) | 100W |
| USB-C 3 Port (single device charging) | 100W |
| USB-C 4 Port (single device charging) | 45W |
| USB-A Port | 22.5W |
| Size | 4.37 x 3.75 x 2.08 inches |
| Weight | 1.8 Pounds |
UGREEN 145W Power Bank
If you want to charge your Dell laptop in a portable manner, then this UGREEN 145W power bank will be reliable for charging nearly any USB-C laptop you currently own or will own. The power bank has a 145W max output, and you can use 100W of Power Delivery via the USB-C 1 port at all times; it doesn’t matter how many other devices you have charged. Also, if you are charging from only the USB-C 1 and 2 ports, the USB-C 2 port can output 45W while USB-C 1 continues to output 100W. So you can technically charge two laptops simultaneously with this UGREEN power bank.
In my review of the UGREEN 145W power bank, the 25,000mAh battery was a lot, and to recharge it quickly, I used the USB-C 1 port at nearly 65W. The USB-C 2 port can recharge the power bank but has a slower recharge speed. My video review of the UGREEN 145W Power Bank showcases its versatility for charging various USB-C devices on the go.
| UGREEN 145W 25,000mAh Power Bank Specs | |
|---|---|
| USB-C Port 1 | 100W |
| USB-C Port 2 (Single Port charging) | 45W |
| USB-A Standard Port (Single Port charging) | 18W |
| USB-C 1 Input | 65W |
| USB-C 2 Input | 45W |
| Size | 6.3 x 3.18 x 1.05 inches |
| Weight | 1.11 pounds |
Powdeom 150W Mini Power Station
A power station is kind of odd to recommend for charging your Dell Latitude; however, with the Powdeom 150W power station, you have the option of using the AC outlet with your original charger, or you can use the 65W USB-C port directly on the power station. The better part is that you can still be portable with a charger like this one. In my review of the Powdeom 150W power station, I could use my Lenovo laptop’s original charger, or I could charge it from the USB-C port; either one was able to charge my laptop at max speed. Find out the effectiveness of the Powdeom 150W Mini Power Station in my comprehensive video review, focusing on its portability and versatile charging options.
| Powdeom 158Wh Mini Portable Power Station Specs | |
|---|---|
| Power Capacity | 158Wh (43,200mAh) |
| AC outlet | 150W |
| DC Port Output | 12V/10A |
| Standard USB-A Ports | 5V/3.0A (15W) |
| USB-A Quick Charge Port | 18W |
| USB-C Power Delivery Port | 65W |
| AC Recharging | 30W |
| USB-C Recharging | 65W |
| Size | 7.5 x 3.5 x 3.5 inches |
| Weight | 7 Pounds |
Final thoughts about my choice of Chargers for the Dell Latitude 9440
The Dell Latitude 9440 is a reliable laptop for most needs, and thankfully, the charging is accessible so that you can use various chargers. I highly recommend you go with a 65W charger or higher; going any lower would result in slower charging than the original charger. Also, the benefit of using third-party chargers is getting chargers with more charging ports. The UGREEN 140W charger can fast charge the Latitude 9440 while you charge other laptops and phones, while the Baseus 100W charger has four ports.
You can also opt to go portable with charging and still maintain a fast charging speed using the UGREEN 145W power bank or have the option to use the original charger with the Powdeom power station. If you’d like to know what chargers would be compatible with other Dell laptops, look at my best chargers for Dell Latitude 7440 or Dell Latitude 5430 guides.
Since 2016, Usman has flourished as an independent tech journalist, reveling in the evaluation of diverse tech gadgets, with a particular fondness for charging technology to ascertain product performance. Besides his journalistic endeavors, he helms the Charger Harbor YouTube channel, where he extends his tech insights to a broader audience.