GaN stands for Gallium Nitride. It is a material used in fast charger circuits that allows the charger to be significantly smaller and more efficient than traditional silicon-based chargers — while delivering equal or higher wattage.
If you have been using the charger that came in the box with your phone, there is a reasonable chance a GaN charger will be faster, smaller, and run cooler.
Why GaN chargers are smaller
Traditional chargers use silicon transistors that generate a lot of heat at high power levels. GaN transistors are more efficient — less energy is wasted as heat, so the components can be packed into a smaller space without overheating.
Why GaN chargers are faster
The alain HyperLux 65W GaN charger delivers up to 65W through its USB-C ports — enough to fast-charge a MacBook, Dell, HP or Lenovo laptop, a phone and a tablet, all simultaneously from three ports.
Should you upgrade?
If you charge a laptop, phone and tablet from the same socket, or you want to cut charging time significantly — yes, a 65W GaN charger is worth it.
What to check before buying a GaN charger in India
- BIS certification — alain HyperLux carries BIS R-72011916.
- Wattage — 65W covers laptops and phones. 30-45W covers phones and tablets only.
- Number of ports — 3 ports (2 USB-C + 1 USB-A) covers most device combinations.
The alain HyperLux 65W GaN charger is available at alainstore.in. BIS certified. Free delivery across India. Use code ALAIN10 for 10% off.