Short answer: for most Android phones get a USB‑C PD charger with PPS support (45W is ideal for current flagships; 65W+ if you also charge a laptop). Use a GaN charger for smaller size and an e‑marked USB‑C cable (5A) for high wattage.

Top picks (2025 — broad use cases)

• Best all‑round (phones + laptops / multiple devices): Anker 737 (GaNPrime, 120W, 2×USB‑C + 1×USB‑A). Lots of power for a laptop plus phone; good multi‑device power distribution. (edition.cnn.com)

• Best compact for modern Android phones (fast PPS charging): Anker Nano 45W (very small, supports PD + PPS / Samsung “Super Fast” speeds — great for Galaxy/Pixel fast charging). (theverge.com)

• Best multi‑port / highest total output: Anker 747 (GaNPrime, up to 150W across 4 ports) — ideal if you want one wall brick to charge a laptop, tablet and phone simultaneously. (anker.com)

• Best wireless (magnetic / bedside): Belkin UltraCharge Qi2 25W lineup — good if you prefer MagSafe/Qi2 magnetic wireless at up to 25W with modern phones that support Qi2. (theverge.com)

• Best budget / value (USB‑C PD, reliable): Amazon Basics 36W 2‑port PD charger — cheaper multiport option that still gives good daily speeds for phones and tablets. (amazon.com)

Why USB‑PD + PPS matters (short): USB Power Delivery (PD) is the universal fast‑charging standard; PPS (Programmable Power Supply) is part of PD that lets the charger and phone negotiate small voltage/current steps for faster, cooler charging and better battery health — most recent Android flagships (Samsung, Pixel, OnePlus, etc.) use PD + PPS for their fastest wired charging. (usb.org)

Cable and safety notes (important)

• For >60W or 100W charging use a USB‑C to USB‑C cable with an e‑marker (5A/20V or 5A/48V rating as required). Cheap cables without the e‑marker may limit power or be unsafe. Use well‑known brands (Anker, Baseus, UGREEN, Amazon Basics) and look for “5A / 100W e‑marked” or the explicit wattage. (coolgear.com)
• Prefer GaN chargers (smaller, cooler) from reputable brands and look for safety features (over‑current/over‑voltage/thermal protection) and USB‑IF or well‑documented specs.
• For Samsung phones, “Super Fast Charging” uses PD + PPS (25W or 45W depending on model); Google Pixel docs list supported adapters (PPS adapters rated 30W+ recommended for faster Pixel charging). If you want the absolute fastest for a specific model, match the charger’s PPS range to the phone’s spec. (samsung.com)

Quick buying guide (one‑line picks)

• If you want one small charger for a Galaxy/Pixel: Anker Nano 45W. (theverge.com)
• If you want one charger for laptop + phone: Anker 737 (120W) or 747 (150W). (edition.cnn.com)
• If you want wireless: Belkin UltraCharge Qi2 series. (theverge.com)
• If you want cheapest reliable multiport: Amazon Basics 36W PD 2‑port. (amazon.com)

If you tell me the exact Android model you have and your budget I can give the single best charger + cable combo (and a short buying link).