Fewer phones and tablets come with USB-C chargers in the box than ever before. It's better for the planet, sure, but it could leave you in need of a charger that you simply don't have. For that reason, it's worth making sure that you pick one up whenever there's a deal to be had and right now Amazon will sell you a popular 20-watt USB-C charger for just $8. It's a deal that saves you 69% off the original $26 asking price, and you don't even need to enter any codes or clip any coupons.See at AmazonThis deal is only available on the white version, but you can get a black one if you don't mind paying an extra dollar. We suggest just choosing the cheapest one, but we'll let you make that decision for yourself.Hey, did you know? CNET Deals texts are free, easy and save you money.No matter which of these colors you choose you'll get a USB-C charger with a 20-watt rating which is enough to charge the latest iPhones and more, not to mention tablets and wireless earbuds and headphones as well. This one features GaN technology which allows it to be smaller than traditional chargers of this power rating, and the USB-C port is as ubiquitous as can be.They might not have plugs in the box anymore, but buying a new phone hasn't exactly gotten cheaper. If it's time to upgrade yours be sure to check out our collection of the best phone deals before you order a new smartphone. Top deals available today, according to CNET's shopping experts Curated discounts worth shopping while they last Apple AirTag, 4-pack: $70 (save $29)Costco 1-year Gold Star membership + $20 gift card: $65 (save $20)Anker 20-watt USB-C charger, 2-pack: $12 (save $7)Levoit LVAC-200 cordless vacuum: $160 (save $40)Peloton Bike: $1,145 (save $300) Why this deal mattersThe humble USB-C charger can be used to power just about anything these days, but the lack of one in the box of new phones and tablets means you might need to provide your own. This 20-watt charger has more than enough power for most devices, and with a massive 69% discount why not buy a few and never be charger-less again?