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Now I need not remind you that Apple was the first to throw chargers out of their boxes — setting the industry precedent that no one asked for. Anyhoo, it is what it is. Thankfully that is not the case for Macbooks, but for other products, you need to buy a charger separately. Here, I have listed the price for all the Apple charger available in Nepal.

Apple Charger Price in Nepal [Updated 2025]

All the major Apple product lines found in Nepal require a charger in one way or another. Those are iPhones, iPads, Macbooks, Apple Watches, and AirPods. You can also get iMacs in Nepal, but they are desktops that run directly on electricity.

While the company was recently forced to switch to USB-C, it will still be some time before catalogue-wide integration occurs. Given that, a sizeable number of Apple products still use Lighting products in the Nepali market.

Moreover, Apple chargers offer a variety of charging speeds ranging from 12W all the way to 140W.

Apple Charging Cables

Charging cables are what transmit the charge from the adapter to your devices. While they all appear the same from the outside, that is far from the case. Not all of them can charge your devices at the maximum potential. Getting an official Apple charging cable is a sure shot way to get the best output and here are the available ones and their price in Nepal:

Apple Magnetic Chargers

Even though Apple gets a lot of stick for being late to join the USB-C party, it is a pioneer in magnetic charging. It is the same idea as any other wireless charging but made better with magnets. How you ask?

If you have ever used a wireless charger, you will notice that getting it to work is, well, a bit of work. Furthermore, the charging efficiency drops when the alignment isn’t perfect. So the magnets on the charger help get you that perfect alignment along with securing the connection better.

As of now, all the Apple products that require a charger have seen some form of magnetic charging — barring iPads.

Apple Charger (Adapter)

A Charging Adapter is a device that converts the electricity from a wall outlet to a suitable form of charge to power devices like a phone, laptop, smartwatch, and so on. It is also known as a charging brick, charging dock, just “charger”, and the most famous of them all amongst the Nepali folks — “Taauko”.

Just like the charging cable, adapters also offer different speeds of charging. In fact, you can tell it is the most significant part that determines the charging speed your device is receiving. As such, you get a plethora of options to choose from.

What about third-party chargers?

It’s alright to use one. Just make sure to choose one that suits your device the best. Consider looking for the maximum charging speed your device can reach and pair up the charger accordingly. For instance: the iPhone 16 series is rated for 45W of charging, so getting a charger that can shoot out up to 45W charging speed is just fine. Going anything over that does not make much sense unless you are trying to power up your Macbook too.

That being said, it is always a good idea to go with reputated brands like Anker, Aukey, etc. This is because they offer wider numbers of charging protocols while keeping the safety aspects in check. If you are wondering “What about power banks?” on the back of your head, then it’s the same funda. Get one that can discharge the optimum amount of charge for your device.

Where to buy an Apple Charger in Nepal?

You can buy an Apple Charger through authorised stores like Hukut Store, EvoStore and Oliz Store in Nepal. There you can find other branded third-party chargers too. You can opt to buy them online or at the physical store. You could visit whatever store is near you to enquire about the availability as well.

Apple Charger Price in Nepal [Summary 2025]

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