(Last Updated On: December 4, 2023)

Apple’s Macbook is one of the most used laptops ever, with each model offering something for everyone. For the most part, no matter what model of the Macbook you get, you are bound to have a great experience.

In this guide, I’m specifically covering replacement chargers that would work well with the Macbook Pro 13 (2022); since this Macbook model is compatible with USB-C charging, you may want to upgrade your charger with more charging ports to charge other devices. Also, these chargers can be helpful if you’ve lost your original charger or it’s broken.

Baseus 100W 4 Port Charger

The first charger I recommend for charging your Macbook Pro 13 (2022) is this Baseus 100W charger. You can use the total 100W of Power Delivery from the USB-C 1 and 2 ports if you’re charging a single device at a time; this can charge the Macbook Pro 13 at maximum speed. What is also useful is the USB-C 1 output of 60W when charging four devices simultaneously with this charger.

Most of the time, when charging four devices with a 100W charger, the C-1 port will output 45W; this Baseus charger allocates more power to the C-1 port to allow you to charge your Macbook faster while you are charging another three devices at the same time. This charger also comes with a USB-C to USB-C cable. Read my review article or watch my video review of this Baseus 100W 4 Port Charger for more details and insights.

 

VOLTME 65W 3 Port Charger

This VOLTME 65W charger is more on the minimal side because it has a 65W max output. However, it does have two USB-C ports and a single USB-A port. You can use the total 65W of Power Delivery to charge your Macbook faster when charging it alone via this VOLTME charger. When charging multiple devices simultaneously, the C-1 port will output 45W, so your Macbook will charge slower when charging other devices simultaneously; however, having the option of charging other devices is neat.

You also have the option to charge your Macbook alone for faster charging. For an in-depth analysis and my personal experience with the VOLTME 65W 3 Port Charger, check out my review article or video review.

 

UGREEN 140W Nexode 3 Port Charger

If you want the ultimate Power Delivery USB-C charger, 140W chargers are among the most useful. This UGREEN charger has a 140W max output, and you can use the total 140W of Power Delivery if you’re charging one device via the USB-C 1 port, and the C-2 port can output 100W if you’re charging one device from it. The USB-A port on this charger will always output 22.5W, no matter how many devices you charge simultaneously.

What makes this UGREEN worth getting is that even when you’re charging three devices at the same time, the C-1 port will output 65W, and the C-2 port will output 45W; this makes it possible to fast charge your Macbook Pro 13 (2022) while also being able to charge another laptop, phone or tablet. You could charge two Macbook Pro 13 laptops at their max speed if you only charge via the C-1 and C-2 ports because each port will output 65W.

This charger does come with a USB-C to USB-C cable. Discover more about the UGREEN 140W Nexode 3 Port Charger in my detailed review article or watch my video review.

 

Baseus 140W 3 Port Charger

Another 140W charger I wanted to recommend is this Baseus 140W 3 port charger. This charger is similar to the previous UGREEN charger I recommended; however, the power allocation makes this one different. If charging three devices simultaneously, you can still pull 100W of Power Delivery via the USB-C 1 port. So you won’t be able to charge two laptops simultaneously with this charger, but you can fast charge your Macbook and most other laptops even when you charge multiple devices.

This charger does come with a USB-C to USB-C cable. Explore my comprehensive review article or watch my video review of the Baseus 140W 3 Port Charger for additional information.

 

UGREEN Nexode 300W Charging Station

This UGREEN Nexode 300W charging station is mainly meant for those who want a charger to do it all. With a 300W max output, four USB-C ports, and a single USB-A port, I found that you could charge three laptops simultaneously with this UGREEN charger during my testing. You can fast charge your Macbook Pro 13 (2022) while charging a few other laptops, phones, or tablets. Just a heads up, though, this charger is on the higher price side because of its power output. Find out more about the UGREEN Nexode 300W Charging Station in my detailed review article or video review.

 

UGREEN 145W 25,000mAh Power Bank

If you want to charge your Macbook no matter where you are, consider this UGREEN 145W power bank. The UGREEN 145W power bank has a 145W max output and features two USB-C ports and a single USB-A port. Charging power is impressive for a power bank because the C-1 port can output 100W, and the C-2 port can output 45W simultaneously. This means you can fast charge your Macbook via the C-1 port and another laptop via the C-2 port.

Very few power banks can charge two laptops simultaneously. Also, if you’re charging three devices simultaneously, the C-1 port will continue to output 100W. Read my review article or watch the video review for an in-depth look at the UGREEN 145W 25,000mAh Power Bank.

 

PowDeom 150W Mini Power Station

If you want to use the original charger with your Macbook Pro 13 (2022), you should consider getting a mini power station such as this PowDeom 150W mini power station. You can plug in your original charger to the AC outlet on this unit and charge your Macbook. You can also use the built-in 60W USB-C port on this power station. For more insights on the PowDeom 150W Mini Power Station, check out my review article or video review.

 

Baseus 160W Car Charger

The great part about USB-C PD charging is that you can even use it in your car. This Baseus 160W car charger can fast charge your Macbook Pro while you drive because it can output 100W of Power Delivery via the C-1 port, and the C-2 and USB-A ports can output 30W. This car charger comes with a USB-C to USB-C cable. Learn more about the Baseus 160W Car Charger in my comprehensive review article or through my video review.