The Razer Blade 14 is a versatile laptop, excelling in both gaming and general work tasks. It’s popular for gaming and tasks like photo or video editing, thanks to its NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3000 and 4000 series GPUs. However, like many gaming laptops, it has a significant drawback: rapid battery drain during gaming sessions. It comes with a 230W USB-C charger, but if you need an additional charger with more ports and portability, I have some recommendations that are compatible with the Razer Blade 14.
Be cautious when buying third-party chargers for the Razer Blade 14, as it requires a high Power Delivery charge rate. While the included 230W charger is designed to support intense gaming, the alternative chargers I suggest may not offer the same level of optimal charging, but they will effectively charge your Blade 14.
Baseus 140W 3 Port Charger
The Baseus 140W charger is designed slightly differently than other 140W chargers on the market. Power allocation for this Baseus charger prioritizes the USB-C 1 port to output more charging power when charging multiple devices simultaneously. This Baseus charger has two USB-C ports and a single USB-A port. For single-port charging, the C-1 port can output 140W, the C-2 port can output 100W, and the USB-A port can output 60W.
So, if you want to pull the most power, you should charge your Razer Blade 14 alone from the USB-C 1 port on this Baseus charger. This charger is worth getting because if you’re charging three devices simultaneously, the USB-C 1 port will output 100W of Power Delivery, the C-2 will output 20W, and the USB-A port will output 18W. So you can still charge your Razer Blade 14 at a decent rate even when charging two other devices.
This charger does come with a USB-C to USB-C cable in the box. Read my review article or watch my video review of the Baseus 140W 3 Port Charger for more insights and details on its performance.
UGREEN 140W 3 Port Charger
The UGREEN 140W charger is another good choice for charging your Razer Blade 14, but the power allocation for this UGREEN charger differs from the Baseus 140W charger. This UGREEN charger also has two USB-C ports and a single USB-A port; you can use a total of 140W from the USB-C 1 port, the C-2 can output 100W, and the USB-A port can output 22.5W no matter how many devices you charge at the same time.
For the best charging speed, I recommend charging your Razer Blade 14 alone via the USB-C 1 port from this charger; this way, you can get 140W. However, you can also charge via the C-1 or C-2 ports and from the USB-A port to get a 100W and 22.5W power split; this lets you charge your Razer Blade 14 and a phone from the USB-A port.
Charging three devices simultaneously isn’t ideal for the Blade 14 because the C-1 outputs 65W, the C-2 outputs 45W, and the USB-A port outputs 22.5W. Your Razer Blade 14 would charge pretty slowly if you’re charging another two devices, so I would stick to charging it alone or have one device charging from the USB-A port. For an in-depth analysis and personal experience with the UGREEN 140W 3 Port Charger, check out my review article or video review.
UGREEN Nexode 300W 5 Port Charging Station
One of the best all-around chargers is the UGREEN Nexode 300W charger. This is what an all-out charger looks like because it has a 300W max output, five ports, four USB-C ports, and a single USB-A port. So, this charger is mainly meant for you if you want to charge your Razer Blade 14 and want to charge other devices simultaneously.
When charging your Razer Blade 14 from this UGREEN charger, I recommend charging it from the USB-C 1 port at all times because the USB-C 1 port can supply the most power. Even when charging five devices simultaneously from this UGREEN Nexode charger, the USB-C 1 port can still output 140W of Power Delivery, which can be great for charging your Blade 14 while possibly also charging two other laptops.
The UGREEN Nexode 300W charger does come with a USB-C to USB-C cable. Discover more about the UGREEN Nexode 300W 5 Port Charging Station in my detailed review article or watch my video review.
KOVOL 140W 2 Port Charger
This KOVOL 140W charger has a USB-C and USB-A port on the more minimal side. You can use the total 140W from the USB-C port on the KOVOL charger if you’re charging just one device, and if you’re charging two devices simultaneously, the USB-C port outputs 120W, and the USB-A port outputs 18W. This charger does not come with a USB-C to USB-C cable. Explore my comprehensive review article for additional information.
Oraimo 120W Charging Station with AC Outlets
The Oraimo 120W charging station with AC outlets gives you the option to charge your Razer Blade 14 from one of the USB-C ports, or you can opt to use one of the AC outlets on this charger to power your Razer 230W power adapter that came with the laptop. The USB-C ports on this charger max out at 100W each, but their power decreases when charging more devices simultaneously. The AC outlet output is 1250W, so you can easily power the original Razer 230W charger if you choose to and charge other devices from the charging ports directly on the charger.
Learn more about the Oraimo 120W Charging Station with AC Outlets in my comprehensive review article or through my video review.
UGREEN 145W Power Bank
A power bank for charging your Razer Blade 14 needs to be powerful, and this UGREEN 145W power bank is one of the few that can do it. This UGREEN power bank has two USB-C ports and a USB-A port. The USB-C 1 port on this power bank can always output 100W no matter how many devices you charge simultaneously. The USB-C 2 port can output 45W, and the USB-A port can output 18W. So, the USB-C 1 port is the one you will use to charge your Razer Blade 14, and you can also use the total 45W from USB-C 2 simultaneously.
The 25,000mAh battery capacity can keep the Razer Blade 14 charged for many more hours of gaming. Read my review article or watch the video review for an in-depth look at the UGREEN 145W Power Bank.
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.