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Any recommendations for fast chargers compatible with Motorola Edge 50 Ultra?

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What charger should I get for my Motorola Edge 50 Ultra to actually get those crazy fast speeds? I recently moved to Chicago and managed to lose my original brick in the chaos of unpacking so now im stuck with a slow 15w charger that is driving me crazy. I looked at the Anker 737 but some forums say Moto uses a proprietary tech for the 125w charging so it might not work at full speed. I also saw some cheap ones on Amazon but they look kinda sketchy and I dont want to fry my battery. I need something under $50 by Friday since I have a business trip coming up. Does anyone know if generic PD chargers work or do I have to buy the official one?


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^ This. Also, watch out for the PPS voltage range. I once grabbed a generic block and it only pulled 45w because the protocols didnt match up perfectly... super annoying. Since you're on a budget, Baseus 100W GaN5 Fast Wall Charger is usually under fifty bucks and handles high-wattage PPS well enough. TL;DR: Make sure any charger you buy explicitly lists PPS 5A support or you'll be stuck at 50W max despite what the box says.


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To add to the point above: it's honestly super annoying how manufacturers lock the best speeds behind proprietary tech. I've wasted money on high-end gear that barely hits half the advertised speed on my Moto. The issue is that standard PD chargers only support fixed voltages, whereas the Edge 50 Ultra needs a very specific PPS range at high amperage to trigger that TurboPower label. If you dont have a charger that can push high amperage via PPS, you're basically stuck in the slow lane.


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Unfortunately, generic PD chargers wont hit that full 125W speed since Moto uses a proprietary PPS implementation. I had issues with high-end chargers being not as good as expected, often capping at 50W. Its super frustrating. To stay under $50:


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Wait really?? Thats actually super helpful. I always thought it was the other way around.


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