Samsung Original Charger Price in Pakistan: 25W, 45W, 60W and 65W, Every Official Price
Samsung's Pakistan store sells the original 25W charger at Rs 4,399, the 45W at Rs 9,000 and the 65W Trio at Rs 13,499. Every charger and cable price, compared.

Samsung's own Pakistan store sells the original 25W charger for Rs 4,399 without a cable and Rs 6,999 with one, on 7 November 2026. The 45W charger is Rs 9,000 alone or Rs 11,199 with a cable. The 60W charger is Rs 11,199 and the three-port 65W Trio is Rs 13,499. Samsung's USB-C cables cost Rs 4,399 to Rs 5,600.
We read every price below on samsung.com/pk on 7 November 2026. Buying from Samsung's store is the surest way to get a genuine charger, because fake Samsung chargers are common in markets. Every picture is Samsung's own product photo.
Every Samsung charger and cable price in Pakistan
| Product | Model | Cable in box | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 25W PD Power Adapter | EP-T2510N | No | Rs 4,399 |
| 25W PD Power Adapter with cable | EP-T2510X | Yes | Rs 6,999 |
| 45W Power Adapter | EP-T4511N | No | Rs 9,000 |
| 45W PD Power Adapter with cable | EP-T4511X | Yes | Rs 11,199 |
| 60W Power Adapter | EP-T6010N | No | Rs 11,199 |
| 65W Trio Power Adapter, three ports | EP-T6530N | No | Rs 13,499 |
| USB-C to USB-C cable, 3A, 1.8 m | EP-DX310 | Cable | Rs 4,399 |
| USB-C to USB-C cable, 5A, 1 m | EP-DN975 | Cable | Rs 4,500 |
| USB-C to USB-C cable, 5A, 1.8 m | EP-DX510 | Cable | Rs 5,600 (out of stock) |

What we found in Samsung's charger prices
- The with-cable box is cheaper than buying the two parts. The 25W charger alone plus Samsung's cheapest cable costs Rs 8,798. The 25W box with a cable is Rs 6,999, which saves Rs 1,799.
- The same holds for 45W. The 45W charger alone plus the 5A 1 m cable costs Rs 13,500. The 45W box with a cable is Rs 11,199, a saving of Rs 2,301.
- The 60W charger costs the same as the 45W box with cable. Both are Rs 11,199, but the 60W comes without a cable.
- A Samsung cable can cost as much as the 25W charger. The 3A cable and the 25W adapter are both Rs 4,399.
Samsung's listing does not say which cable comes in the with-cable boxes. Ask the seller, or read the box, before you pay.
Each Samsung charger with its official picture
Samsung 25W PD Power Adapter (EP-T2510)

Rs 4,399 alone, Rs 6,999 with a cable. Samsung says it gives up to 25W Super Fast Charging over USB-C, based on USB Power Delivery 3.0. This is the right charger for most Galaxy A phones.
Samsung 45W Power Adapter (EP-T4511)

Rs 9,000 alone, Rs 11,199 with a cable. Samsung says it works with USB-C phones and tablets and uses under 5 mW on standby. Buy it only if your phone's spec page lists 45W charging. Otherwise your phone charges at its own lower limit.
Samsung 60W Power Adapter (EP-T6010)

Rs 11,199, no cable. Samsung says it supports Super Fast Charging 3.0 at up to 60W, but only on a device with USB PD 3.1 and direct charging. Samsung lists protection against overcurrent, short circuits and high temperature.
Samsung 65W Trio Power Adapter (EP-T6530)

Rs 13,499, no cable. Three ports. Samsung's spec sheet gives the first USB-C port up to 45W Super Fast Charging 2.0, or up to 65W over USB PD for a laptop. The second USB-C port gives up to 25W. The USB-A port gives up to 15W. Samsung says it works with all Galaxy phones, Galaxy Tab and Galaxy Buds. One plug for a phone, earbuds and a small laptop.
Each Samsung cable with its official picture
Samsung USB-C to USB-C cable, 3A, 1.8 m

Rs 4,399. Fine for the 25W charger, and for charging from a power bank. Power banks at official prices are in our 20,000 mAh power bank list.
Samsung USB-C to USB-C cable, 5A, 1 m

Rs 4,500. A 5A cable is the one to pair with the 45W charger.
Samsung USB-C to USB-C cable, 5A, 1.8 m

Rs 5,600. Out of stock on Samsung's store on 7 November 2026.
Which Samsung charger your phone needs
A charger never forces more power into a phone than the phone asks for. So a bigger charger is safe, but it is wasted money if your phone cannot use it. Follow these steps.
- Open your phone's page on samsung.com/pk and find the charging line in the specs.
- If it says 25W or Super Fast Charging, the 25W charger is enough.
- If it says 45W or Super Fast Charging 2.0, buy the 45W charger with a 5A cable.
- If you also charge a laptop over USB-C, the 65W Trio covers both.
- Check the phone's notification when you plug in. Samsung phones show "Super fast charging" when the right charger and cable are in use.

Galaxy phone prices on the same store are in our Samsung mobile price list. If you buy from a shop, use our checks for a fake phone charger or cable first.
Samsung charger questions readers ask
What is the price of the original Samsung 25W charger in Pakistan?
Rs 4,399 for the adapter alone and Rs 6,999 with a cable, on Samsung's Pakistan store on 7 November 2026.
What is the price of the Samsung 45W charger in Pakistan?
Rs 9,000 for the adapter alone and Rs 11,199 with a cable.
Does a Samsung phone come with a charger in the box?
Many recent Galaxy phones do not. Check the "in the box" line on your phone's Samsung page.
Can I use the 45W charger on a 25W phone?
Yes. The phone takes only what it supports, so it charges at 25W.
Can the Samsung 65W Trio charge a laptop?
Samsung lists up to 65W over USB PD on the first USB-C port, so it can charge many USB-C laptops. Check your laptop charger's watts first.
Why is my Samsung charger not fast charging?
The cable is the usual cause. A 45W charger needs a 5A cable. Also turn on fast charging in Settings, Battery, Charging settings.
How we verified this
What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.
Last checked 7 November 2026. Prices, specs and pictures come from Samsung Pakistan's mobile accessories store and each product's own page on samsung.com/pk. We have not tested these chargers ourselves, and prices can change without notice.
About the author

Technology Journalist & Multimedia Producer
Ahmad Ali is a technology journalist and multimedia producer at Pakistan Era, joining the team in October 2026. He covers consumer technology and digital life for Pakistani readers, combining research with hands-on product testing.




