(Last Updated On: December 15, 2023)

Suppose you’re looking to get the Samsung Galaxy S21 FE, which brings just a few upgrades and compiles everything together to give a flagship phone at a lower price.

If you decide to get the updated S21 FE, this guide is for you because we’re covering fast chargers that you can use to charge the Galaxy S21 FE. The S21 FE follows other flagships with the box, including a charging cable, the phone, and paperwork. There is no charger in the box because large brands like Apple and Samsung assume you already have one. That’s not always the case, so look below at these chargers to get your S21 to full power much faster.

VOLTME 35W 2 Port Charger

The VOLTME 35W charger is one of the simplest chargers you can own for charging the Galaxy S21 FE. This VOLTME charger has two USB-C ports, and you can use 35W of Power Delivery if you charge one device at a time. The most important part of this charger is that you can use PPS charging to charge the Galaxy S21 FE when charging it alone. During dual charging, the max output of the VOLTME charger is raised to 36W, and each USB-C port outputs 18W. You can still fast charge your S21 FE during dual charging, but it will not super fast charge.

In my review of the VOLTME 35W charger, I could fast charge two phones simultaneously.

AOHI 40W 2 Port Charger

This AOHI 40W charger has a slight bump of power in comparison to the VOLTME charger I mentioned; this AOHI charger also has two USB-C ports, but this charger has a 40W max output. So you can use the total 40W of Power Delivery when charging alone from the AOHI charger, but each USB-C port outputs 20W for dual charging. If you want to super fast charge your Galaxy S21 FE, I recommend charging it alone. The 40W output for single port charging can be useful for laptops; however, I could only slow charge my Lenovo laptop in my review of the AOHI 40W charger. Watch my video review of the AOHI 40W 2 Port Charger.

UGREEN 45W 2 Port Charger

If you’re noticing a trend with this guide, I’m slowly increasing the power output of the chargers I’m recommending based on your needs. This UGREEN Nexdode 45W charger meets the standard of being a reliable laptop and phone charger; that’s because, for single port charging, you can use 45W of Power Delivery. In my review of the UGREEN 45W charger, I could fast charge my Lenovo laptop alone. The UGREEN charger has a power split of 25W and 20W from its ports for dual charging.

You can super fast charge the Galaxy S21 FE when charging it alone, but it slowed down to a standard charge rate during dual charging. Also, something I found surprising while reviewing this charger is that I could still charge my Lenovo laptop while fast charging my Note 9. Watch my video review of the UGREEN 45W 2 Port Charger.

Baseus 100W 4 Port Charger

The Baseus 100W charger is more than enough to charge the Galaxy S21 FE, and I recommend this charger if you want to charge multiple devices at the same time, especially if you want to charge a laptop and fast charge your S21 FE, that is possible with this Baseus charger. You can get 100W of Power Delivery from USB-C 1 or 2 when charging one device, and when charging your S21 FE, you can get a 25W super fast charging speed

However, what matters most is that if you’re charging four devices simultaneously with this Baseus charger, you can still charge a laptop from the USB-C 1 port, fast charge your S21 FE from USB-C 2, and charge other devices from the two USB-A ports. In my review of the Baseus 100W 4 port charger, I found that it does come with a USB-C to USB-C cable. Watch my video review of the Baseus 100W 4 Port Charger.

ROMOSS PEA30 30,000mAh Power Bank

The ROMOSS PEA30 power bank is a great charger if you want lots of battery and charging power to take with you nearly anywhere. The 30,000mAh battery can charge the Galaxy S21 FE to full power about three times, and you can fast charge from the USB-C 30W PD port on the power bank. There are also two USB-A ports on this ROMOSS power bank.

PPS is not available via the USB-C port on this ROMOSS power bank, and in my review of the ROMOSS PEA30 charger, I found that fast charging is slower when charging multiple devices simultaneously. I recommend charging your Galaxy S21 FE alone from this ROMOSS power bank. Watch my video review of the ROMOSS PEA30 30,000mAh Power Bank.

iWalk LinkPod USB-C Mini Power Bank

If you’re looking for the easiest-to-use power bank for charging your Galaxy S21 FE, the iWalk LinkPod is a strong contender. This iWalk power bank has a 4,800mAh battery, so it comes close to charging the Galaxy S21 FE to full power. At least, the battery is mainly meant to be used once and then recharged. You don’t need a cable to use the power bank because the charger has a USB-C connector that you can use to plug directly into your S21 FE, and it can fast charge it because the connector has a 20W PD output. You can recharge the power bank by directly plugging the USB-C connector into a wall charger.

In my review of the iWalk LinkPod power bank, I could perform pass-through charging with it, meaning I could recharge it and charge my phone simultaneously. This power bank also has a USB-C port that can be used for recharging. Watch my video review of the iWalk LinkPod USB-C Mini Power Bank.

Final thoughts about my choice of Chargers for the Galaxy S21 FE

The Galaxy S21 FE is a phone that can last for years, and the same can be said about most phones these days. I wouldn’t get distracted by all the marketing jargon that brands throw out every time they release a new phone because, for the most part, it’s the same product but slightly improved. The S21 FE has specs that will hold up, and the charging speed is pretty fast as long as you’re using the right charger.

You can go for a minimal charger such as the VOLTME 35W charger that can mainly be meant for fast charging your S21 FE, or if you want a universal charger, then I recommend the Baseus 100W for charging laptops and your S21. Take a look at my charger guide for the Galaxy S23 if you are thinking about making an upgrade.