Apple Charging Accessories Price Guide for Nepal 2026

Apple pioneered the trend of excluding chargers from device boxes, a practice that continues today across most product lines except MacBooks. For Nepali consumers, this means purchasing chargers separately for iPhones, iPads, Apple Watches, AirPods, and other small devices. While the industry is shifting toward USB-C, many Apple products in the local market still use Lightning connectors, with chargers available in speeds from 12W up to 140W.

Apple Charging Cables

Charging cables are essential for transferring power from adapters to devices. Not all cables support the same maximum charging speeds, so choosing an official Apple cable ensures optimal performance. Current options and prices in Nepal include:

• USB-C to Lightning Cable (1 metre): NPR 3,800
• 60W USB-C to USB-C Cable (1 metre): NPR 3,800
• USB-C to USB-C Cable (2 metres): NPR 4,500
• Thunderbolt 3 USB-C to USB-C Cable (0.8 metres): NPR 7,500
• USB-C to MagSafe 3 Cable (2 metres): NPR 11,000

Apple Magnetic Chargers

Apple has led the way in magnetic charging technology, which uses magnets to ensure perfect alignment and a secure connection, improving on standard wireless charging. Currently available magnetic chargers in Nepal include:

• Watch Mag Fast Charger (1 metre): NPR 5,800
• MagSafe Charger for iPhone: NPR 6,500
• MagSafe Duo Charger: NPR 22,000

Apple Charging Adapters

Adapters, sometimes called “Taauko” locally, convert wall outlet electricity into device-compatible power. They are the primary factor in determining charging speed, with many options available. Prices for Apple-branded adapters in Nepal range from:

• 12W USB-C (2-Pin Flat): NPR 4,000
• Up to 140W USB-C (2-Pin Flat): NPR 19,900

A wide selection of powers exists, including multiple 45W, 60W, and 85W MagSafe variants, as well as high-power 96W and 140W USB-C models.

Third-Party Chargers

While official Apple chargers guarantee compatibility, reputable third-party brands like Anker and Aukey offer safe, reliable alternatives. When choosing a third-party charger, match its maximum output to your device’s capabilities—for example, an iPhone 16 tops out at 45W charging, so a 45W charger is sufficient. Power banks follow the same principle.

Where to Buy

Authorised stores such as EvoStore and Oliz Store in Nepal carry genuine Apple charging accessories and reputable third-party options. Both online and physical store purchases are available, and customers can check local store availability for stock and pricing.