POWER ADAPTER
Mode: YF-W36-2U
Input: 100-240v~50/60Hz 0.35A
Output: 5V=2.4A Total
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POWER ADAPTER
Mode: YF-W36-2U
Input: 100-240v~50/60Hz 0.35A
Output: 5V=2.4A Total
Wall wart, but nobody knows what the fuck I’m talking about. “charger plug” is what those anround me expect to hear. So, that’s what I call them.
I also use "wall wart". I also don't know anyone else who calls them that.
Power brick, power adapter, or USB charger are what come to mind for me.
I gotta say I disagree heavily with your fiancee on dongles. IMO dongles are adapters for data of some kind, not just power from the wall. But to each their own I guess.
USB chargers
We call them Handyladegeräte, and I think that's beautiful
Had to check that out.
Handy = mobile phone
lade[n] = charge
geräte = devices
https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/Handy
https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/Ladeger%C3%A4t
I sometimes also use Netzteil.
(Literally: Net thing. The net is the power grid)
Charger block/brick. I'm definitrly siding with you; "dongle" is a bit of a stretch for these.
As it says on the device, power adapter. But if you wanted to be more specific, you could call it a USB power adapter.
Wall charger should also get the message across.
Take your fiancée to the hospital & check for stroke. Dongles...are something entirely different. Always.
I’m reading through the comments and pretty much I’ve heard them called all of them and I’ve called them most of them
Except a wall wart
USB power adapter
Fire hazards
As a european, with safer plugs, a fire hazard.
Brick or Charger
AC adapters
Clearly labeled power adapters
AC/DC-inator
Full Bridge Rectifier
"no not an iPhone charger, I need USB C"
I think I'd call them "bad USB chargers"
My favorite has always been "wall wart"
I don't know, but now I'm calling them wall warts because this community corrupts us, lol.
Charging block/brick
I call those release the Epstein files
"Brick," or "charger brick." Sometimes "AC adapter."
“Charging block”
All of that minus dongles. Never dongles!
I call them '..a brick, a power brick.. a charger, no, the part you plug..'. Lmao, I carry one of these, whatever its cursed name is, with me literally everywhere I go so I don't have to ask for the thing. I feel you sib.
See also: portable USB memory.
Edit: unless you need another thing! A power bank? 'This?' Taking out a brick. A usb-c cable? 'What?' Phone charger? 'This?' No, the cable.. thanks.. sorry this is usb-a I'm gonna need the brick as well.. 'the what?' Smh.
Phone Charger/Wall Charger
USB charger
All of these work except "dongle". a dongle had a specific purpose in my day, some high end software wouldnt work without the dongle (a USB, serial or parallel device) plugged into the computer. Was an anti piracy device.
Dongle? That implies connection to a host computer.
Wall Warts
Wall wart
usb charger / usb wall plug / usb power adapter
drop the 'usb' when the context makes it obvious
Usually charger brick or just brick