The customization scope, as published
- Logo: your brand on the charger housing — the base OEM step for every documented model line.
- Wattage: the FAQ names wattage as a customization axis and gives 65W and 100W as examples; the documented range to build from runs 20W to 100W across 80 models.
- Ports: USB-C and USB-A configuration options — single C, A+C, 2C, 2C+1A, 2C+2A and 3C+1A layouts all exist as documented models.
- Plug standards: US, EU, UK, KR and AU variants are listed model by model, in straight and foldable US formats.
OEM or ODM: which route fits your program?
Choose OEM when a documented model already matches your target specification — most buyers find their tier in the GaN series pages, where every model's output profile is published. OEM keeps the electrical platform as-is and applies your logo and packaging program. Choose ODM when the program needs a different wattage point, a different port layout or a different plug mix than any single documented model; the FAQ's customization scope covers exactly those three axes. Either way, the commercial frame is the same: MOQ normally 3,000 pcs per item, lead time around 35 days after pre-production sample confirmation — the sample stage is where your logo artwork, port layout and plug standard are locked before mass production.
What to put in your first inquiry
- Target model or series (or the wattage and port layout you need)
- Plug standard per destination market
- Logo method and packaging format you have in mind
- Estimated quantity per model — pricing is built from quantity, packaging, certification scope and production plan
- Certification marks your market requires, so the per-model listings can be matched
For the retail-facing version of this decision, see the private label charger checklist; for volume pricing structure, the wholesale page; and for label-only programs, custom chargers.
Send an inquiry
Tell us the charger type, wattage, port layout, plug standard and estimated quantity. Quotations are prepared against the published model specifications; custom logo, wattage and port options follow the OEM/ODM scope described on this site.