The best replacement for your original charger is the Nekteck 60W USB-C GaN Charger. We've tested the best cables, hubs, and dongles to help you connect your all your peripherals to your new laptop, even if it has only USB-C ports.

Everything we recommend. Our pick. Anker PowerPort III Nano The best single-port USB-C phone charger. Upgrade pick. Belkin Boost Charge Pro 45W Dual USB-C Wall Charger The best two-port USB-C phone charger.

Also great. RAVPower PD 30W 2-Port USB-C Fast Charger RP-PC The best charger with USB-C and USB-A ports. Anker PowerPort 4 Best for charging lots of gear. Back to top Why you should trust us Who this is for How we picked and tested Our pick: Anker PowerPort III Nano Upgrade pick: Boost Charge Pro 45W Dual USB-C Wall Charger Also great: RAVPower PD 30W Dual Port Compact 2-Port USB C Fast Charger RP-PC Also great: Anker PowerPort 4 Other good USB-C chargers What to look forward to The competition.

Why you should trust us. Who this is for. Battery percentage when charging an iPhone Charger 30 min. A USB-C charger can charge an iPhone more than twice as fast as the power brick that came with iPhones 11 and older, and noticeably faster than the charger included with iPads released prior to How we picked and tested.

USB-C ports with 18 to 30 W output: USB-C ports allow most phones to charge faster than they can with USB-A, and many of the latest models can take advantage of even faster USB-C Power Delivery PD charging speeds, drawing 18 to 30 W of power.

Those more powerful and more expensive chargers are better options if you also need to charge a tablet, a handheld game console, or a laptop. USB-A ports with 12 W or QuickCharge 3. For chargers with one or more USB-A ports, we prefer that each USB-A port can supply at least 12 W. Power-to-dollar value: We determine the relative value of each charger by the total power it can deliver across its ports.

This allows us to rule out models that are unnecessarily expensive. Size: For easy packing and storage, we generally prefer smaller chargers to larger ones.

A little more volume is fine if that means more power or more ports, but all other things being equal, smaller is better. Multiple USB ports: If you regularly need to charge two or more devices at once, a larger charger with multiple ports is often a better value than a smaller one that charges a single device.

To find the top options in each category, we put the finalists through several tests:. USB-A ports: We test the maximum power draw from each port by plugging in a variable power load and an ammeter, which allows us to finely control the power flow and determine whether it matches the advertised rate.

We start with the power load set to 0 amps and then turn it up until it matches the promised amperage, ensuring the voltage stays within a range of 4. Combined power output: After testing each individual port, we test the combined output when each is pushed to the maximum.

The best chargers support their fastest rates on each port at the same time, without added devices slowing anything down. Our pick: Anker PowerPort III Nano. Flaws but not dealbreakers. Its stationary plug gives it a less-streamlined shape for packing compared with those with a foldable plug.

Upgrade pick: Boost Charge Pro 45W Dual USB-C Wall Charger. Also great: RAVPower PD 30W Dual Port Compact 2-Port USB C Fast Charger RP-PC Also great: Anker PowerPort 4. Other good USB-C chargers. What to look forward to.

If you only need the watch charger and space for one other device, it comes in a Duo version , or you can pick up the standard pad. Just remember, it only supports the models specified above. Several customer reviews mention it not working with previous Galaxy watches. Compatible with iPhones, slower 5-W charging for Android phones, fast 9-W charging for Samsung phones.

Want to kit out your work-from-home setup? Conserve space and use a headphone stand that can also wirelessly charge your phone. Oakywood's 2-in-1 has a base made from your choice of solid walnut or oak, and it looks gorgeous. Place your phone on it and it'll recharge just as well as any other charger on this list.

The steel stand makes for a nice place to hang up your cans when you're done for the day. If you don't care for the stand but like the look of the charger, the company sells a version with just the pad.

It has magnets in it so it's great for anyone with a MagSafe Apple product. There's also a USB-C port to charge up a second device. Einova's Charging Stone is made with percent solid marble or stone—you can choose from a variety. Every single pick in this guide looks very much like a wireless charger, but I've had visiting friends ask if this one is a drink coaster.

I'm still figuring out whether that's a good or bad thing. It has zero LEDs, perfect for bedrooms; just try to hide the cable to truly make it blend into your home.

We recommend putting a case on your phone when using it with this charger, as there's a risk of scuffing up the back with these harder surfaces. There's a tendency to add RGB LEDs to every single component that goes into building a gaming PC.

You can then customize all the shiny lights into any color imaginable, or just stick with a rotation of rainbow unicorn vomit.

Whatever you opt for, this wireless charger is the next natural addition to your battle station. It has a nice soft-touch finish though it picks up dust and lint easily.

But the best part is the ring of LEDs around the base. Install Razer's Chroma software and you'll be able to customize the pattern and color and sync it to any other Razer Chroma peripheral you own for all the RGB glory.

One of the weirdest gadgets I've ever tested, the 8BitDo N30 Wireless Charger makes a cute desk toy for Nintendo fans. It even displays the Konami code. It looks and feels cheap and it is cheap , but it can charge Android phones at up to 15 watts when paired with a suitable wall charger. You get a cable in the box.

I found it struggled to charge through thick cases. When you're out and about, finding a wall outlet to plug in your charger and phone can be tricky.

Use a battery pack instead! Better yet, use one that supports wireless charging. This new 10,mAh model from Satechi has enough power to recharge a phone more than once, but it has a few extra tricks up its sleeve. You can flip up the wireless charger to use it as a stand as it juices up your phone—I've tested it with a Pixel 7, Galaxy S22 Ultra, and iPhone 14 Pro, and they all managed to recharge, though not terribly fast.

Behind the stand is a spot to recharge your wireless earbuds case if it supports it , and you can plug a third device in via the USB-C port.

There are LEDs at the back to see how much battery is left in the bank. It's a 5,mAh capacity, so it should fully recharge your iPhone once at the very least. These Anker products are some of my favorite iPhone wireless chargers at the moment.

The orb-shaped MagGo has several USB-C and USB-A ports plus AC outlets on its back, doubling as a power strip and a MagSafe wireless charger for any iPhone that supports the feature.

The MagGo can magnetically hold your iPhone at an angle on your desk and recharge it, and the circular base behind the angled top can also simultaneously juice up wireless earbuds.

But my favorite is the MagGo , which is a charging stand that doubles as a portable battery. Just slide out the battery to take it with you on the go it'll stick to your MagSafe iPhone magnetically , and slot it back in when you're home.

You can charge your iPhone on it as the power bank recharges itself. The base also can recharge wireless earbuds too. This modular system from RapidX is great for couples or families, because it is compact and can wirelessly charge two phones at up to 10 watts each. The beauty is that you can add or remove pods, and a single charging cable can power up to five.

The pods snap together magnetically and pull apart for easy packing. You get only a watt US power adapter and a 5-foot USB-C cable in the box, so you will need a more powerful adapter if you plan to add pods.

RapidX recommends 65 watts or above for three or more devices. It's compact and has worked without a hitch in my testing. It may top our Best Smartwatches guide, but the Achilles heel for the Apple Watch is battery life.

This sleek charging pad comes in black or white, charges any Apple Watch, and folds flat for easy travel. It also supports Nightstand mode and fast charging for the latest Apple Watches. You just need a watt wall charger to pair it with. It supports pass-through charging and can also top up your iPhone, though the battery is not huge at 3, mAh.

An unobtrusive addition to any desktop, the MacMate offers a single Qi wireless charging pad offering up to 10 watts and two USB-C ports that support Power Delivery at up to 60 watts and 20 watts, respectively. There are a lot of wireless chargers.

Here are a few more we like, but for one reason or another don't warrant a place above. Not all phones support wireless charging, but most brands have models that do, so look up your phone model first.

You'll usually see "Qi wireless charging" the default standard or simply "wireless charging" if it does. Yes, most wireless chargers can charge through cases, unless it's a particularly thick case. Check the product listing—there's usually a case thickness limit in millimeters.

Phones can get hot when charging wirelessly, so don't worry if your phone is really warm when you pick it up. Most smartphones have limits to stop accepting a charge if they get too hot. Some manufacturers like Apple and OnePlus make wireless chargers that recharge their respective phones faster than others, but if you're looking for speed, you're better off sticking with a cord.

Wireless charging is best for desks or nightstands when you're not really using your phone or in a rush to recharge it. If a charger or phone combination has more watts, like 15, it will charge faster, though be sure to stick to high-quality chargers.

There's no definitive evidence that it's harmful. You may worry the phone's battery might degrade faster with wireless charging, but manufacturers set safe limits for phone batteries, stipulating how much a battery can be charged and how far it can discharge.

However, try to keep your battery between 50 and 80 percent for optimum battery health. Keeping your phone fully charged or fully discharging the battery will degrade it slightly faster, and regularly swinging between full and empty will shorten its life.

Battery technology has improved in recent years, and phone batteries are more reliable than ever. Eric Ravenscraft. Julian Chokkattu.

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Belkin 3-in-1 Wireless Charger With MagSafe. Fast W charging for iPhone 12 or newer, made for Apple devices.

Ugreen's new charger is, as the name suggests, a watt charger with a 25,mAh battery. It's surprisingly compact for the power it provides, although at 1. There are two USB-C ports and one USB-A port.

What sets the Ugreen apart is that you can actually draw watts while charging. That works out to one USB-C port at W and the other at 45W. Very few other batteries we've tested are capable of that feat, and none that I know of at this size. If you want to charge fast, this is the power bank for you although it's worth noting that reviews around the web suggest it doesn't support Samsung's fast charging tech.

There's a small LED readout on the side of the battery with the current charge state of the battery. I'd have liked to see some charging info on that screen as well, but that's a small quibble with what's an otherwise outstanding option if you need to keep your laptop charged up wherever you are.

Two USB-C ports W and 45W and one USB-A. Can charge most phones around five times or a laptop once 25,mAh. With an unusual design that features a fold-up wireless charging stand for phones and a charging spot behind it for your wireless earbuds case if it supports Qi wireless charging , plus a USB-C port to plug in a third device, the Satechi Duo is a handy power bank to have in your bag.

It has a 10,mAh capacity with LEDs to show how much juice is left. The downside is that it is slow, offering up to 10 watts of wireless charging power for phones 7.

It takes three hours to refill the battery with an watt charger. One USB-C 10W and two Qi wireless charging spots up to 10W. Can charge most phones one to two times. One of the biggest problems we run into with portable chargers is forgetting to charge them, so this clever gadget from Anker is one of our favorite iPhone accessories.

The clever part, earning it a place here, is the detachable portable charger that slides out of the stand when you need to go. It stays stuck to the back of any MagSafe iPhone and Android phones using MagSafe cases and continues to charge it wirelessly.

You can also recharge the power bank or charge another device with it via the USB-C port. We recommend some alternatives in our Best MagSafe Power Banks guide. One USB-C 12W and Qi wireless charging 7. Can charge most phones at least once 5, mAh. Remembering to take a power bank with you for a night away is a real achievement, but what about your Apple Watch?

It may be one of the best smartwatches , but the battery rarely lasts beyond a full day. This compact, black power bank from Belkin has a soft touch finish and an Apple Watch charger built in at one end.

You get a 1-foot USB-C to USB-C cable in the box. One USB-C port 20W and one Apple Watch fast charger 7. Can charge most smartphones two or three times 10, mAh. If you are hiking, camping, cycling, or running, the BioLite is a handy companion.

This durable power bank is lightweight, a good size to slip into a pocket, and has a nice grippy textured finish. The yellow plastic makes it easy to spot in a bag or crowded tent, and it indicates the port end, making it easier to plug in when the light is fading.

The smallest size is enough to fully charge most phones, and the USB-C handles 18 watts in or out. Two USB-A ports 18W and one USB-C 18W. Can charge most phones at least once 6, mAh. With a 26,mAh capacity, this is the maximum-sized power bank you can take onto a flight. There are four USB-C ports; the left pair can handle up to watts in or out, and the two ports on the right can put out 20 watts each total maximum simultaneous output is watts.

This portable charger had no issues fast-charging our Pixels, iPhones, and MacBooks. It can be fully replenished in under two hours with the correct charger and supports pass-through charging.

The small OLED display shows remaining power as a percentage and in watt-hours Wh , and power flow in or out for each port. It is chunky, but it comes with a zip-up case with room for cables. Unfortunately, it's frequently out of stock.

Four USB-C W, W, 20W, 20W but W Max Total. Can charge most laptops one to two times 26, mAh. Hybrid devices can be very handy when you have limited space, so this wall charger and power bank in one, which you can buy with EU and UK plug adapters, is a solid option. If you turn it on its side, you also get a wireless charger.

One USB-C port, two USB-A ports 18W total , and Qi wireless charging 5W. Can charge most phones one or two times 8, mAh. The svelte Clutch, available in black, white, or pink, is about the same size as a stack of credit cards and weighs around 2 ounces. The third version of the super slim portable charger packs a larger battery than its predecessors, at 3, mAh.

You charge it via the USB-C port, and there is a built-in charging cable there's a different Lightning model. One USB-C port and a built-in Lightning or USB-C cable. Can top up your phone 3, mAh. Apart from the cheesy name, what makes this charger distinctive is its built-in charging cables.

It is way too easy to forget or lose your cables, and they get tangled in bags, so a power bank with permanently attached USB-C and Lightning cables is a smart idea. One built-in USB-C cable 18W and one Lightning cable 18W. One USB-C port for recharging input only. Can charge most phones two to three times 10, mAh.

A see-through case provides a clear view of the ports, chips, and bundled rechargeable Samsung Li-ion batteries inside this portable charger. The color display gives you a detailed readout of the voltage, current, and power flowing in or out of each port.

If you dig into the menu, you can find stats showing temperature, cycles, and more. The DC barrel port is unusual, and you can specify the voltage and current you want to suit different devices; it can deliver up to 75 watts.

The first USB-C supports PD PPS and can go up to watts enough to charge a laptop , the second USB-C goes to 30 watts and supports PD 3. In short, this power bank will fast-charge most devices.

It comes with a yellow watt USB-C to USB-C cable and a wee bag. Two USB-C ports W and 30W , one USB-A 18W , and a DC barrel port. Can charge most laptops once 25, mAh. Got devices that don't charge via USB? Yes, they're still around. I have an old, but still great, GPS device that runs on AA batteries, headlamps that take AAA batteries, and countless other odds and ends that need batteries.

After running through several brands, I've found Eneloop rechargeable batteries to be the longest-lasting and most reliable. The fast Panasonic charger can recharge any combination of AA and AAA batteries in less than three hours, and you can sometimes get it bundled in a pack that includes four AA Eneloop rechargeable batteries.

The standard AA Eneloop batteries hold around 2, mAh each, with AAA batteries holding mAh, but you can upgrade to Eneloop Pro 2, mAh and mAh, respectively for more demanding gadgets, or go for Eneloop Lite mAh and mAh for low-power devices.

They come precharged with solar energy, and Eneloop recently switched to plastic-free cardboard packaging. WIRED reviewer Eric Ravenscraft called it a roadside lifesaver after it jump-started his car several times on a long trip home from out of state.

The Noco Boost Plus is a 1,amp, volt battery pack with jump leads. It also has a USB-A port to charge your phone and a built-in lumen LED flashlight. Folks seeking more power for camping or a long road trip should pick up the Jackery Explorer Plus.

This cute and compact battery has a fold-out handle, packs a Wh capacity, and weighs 8. It has two USB-C ports 18W and W , one USB-A 15W , a car port W , and an AC outlet W, W surge. There is plenty of power to keep your small gadgets going for a few days. The fan kicks in sometimes, but the Silent Charging Mode keeps it below 45 decibels.

We have found Jackery gear reliable and durable, and you can expect to get at least a decade out of this battery.

Go any bigger than this and portability gets debatable. We have a separate Best Portable Power Stations guide with recommendations for folks who need a lot of power. It took me around eight hours to charge the battery with this panel in blue sky sunshine.

Two USB-C ports W and 18W , one USB-A 15W , one car port W , and an AC outlet W. Can charge most phones more than 10 times or a laptop three times Wh.

There are so many portable chargers out there. Here are a few more we like that just missed out on a place above for one reason or another. Many years ago, the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 gained notoriety when its batteries caught fire in a series of incidents.

There's been a steady stream of similar, though isolated, incidents ever since. However, despite the high-profile coverage of batteries gone wrong, the vast majority of Li-ion batteries are safe.

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They can output up to 2. The Soopii also has a single Qualcomm Quick Charge 3. The Satechi Dock5 also excels in charging performance. It has a pair of USB-A ports that can output up to 2.

The wireless charging pad can also put out up to 10W, depending on the device's capabilities. The SIIG 90W Port USB Station followed, also capable of outputting up to 2. However, this unit can only source a maximum of 18 amps among its 10 USB ports, so the maximum output current will drop to 1.

The Hercules Tuff and Poweroni came in next, with almost identical charging stats. This pair both have a maximum power output of 50 watts, meaning a maximum current of 10 amps at the five-volt USB standard.

They both can output a maximum of 2. For now, wireless chargers are slower to charge than wired devices. Yet, many will agree that it's worth the wait to get rid of cords.

The Apple MagSafe and the Belkin BoostCharge Pro stand out as they can output 15 watts, significantly more than their nearest wireless competitors. Such performance nearly matches the output of an average wired charger.

After comparing the charging performance of the charging stations, we took an in-depth look at how easy it is to keep the devices organized and securely connected to the chargers.

We looked at the types of devices each product could comfortably hold, whether it is easy to keep the cables neat, and if the devices are held securely and stably.

The Belkin BoostCharge Pro and ZUBARR lead the class in this assessment. First off, these products charge wirelessly, so there are no cords to keep organized or match with devices. Moreover, these devices use magnets to secure devices to the charger, which ensures the best position for delivering maximum charge to a device.

The BoostCharge Pro and ZUBARR also hold the devices in an orientation that promotes their use while charging. Few other chargers can make such claims. Of the more traditional plug-in devices, the Soopii Quick Charge 3. These products can comfortably hold most smartphones and tablets, even having high enough dividers to keep a full-size Macbook in place, though somewhat tenuously, as the entire unit might tip over from the weight if you use any of the outer slots.

The Soopii , Poweroni , and the Hercules Tuff all include short 8 "" charging cables, which go a long way to keep the charging stations from getting cluttered. Even carefully managed, typical 3'-6' charging cables create a giant tangle and an eyesore with large devices.

The Soopii sets itself apart slightly by having a dedicated holder for an Apple Watch. Unfortunately, the Satechi Dock5 does not include charging cables, which means you'll have to purchase your own. However, we like the non-slip rubber on this model more than many others, feeling like it provides a more secure grip for your devices.

Of the multi-device wired chargers, the SIIG does a great job organizing many devices, provided you purchase the appropriate amount of short charging cables. In terms of stability, it doesn't fare as well. The dividers on this charger are triangular, with taller devices prone to tipping forward if they aren't slid in all the way and bumped from the back.

There isn't any non-slip material inside the slot, making it much easier for your tablets and phones to slide around. However, the charging deck does a fairly good job of keeping a smartphone in place while plugged in and letting you easily see the screen.

In this metric, we compared the number of devices a charging station can accommodate. Given this assessment's bias towards larger charging stations, this will be an important section for business owners, schools, and large households to pay attention to. Additionally, these devices often do better with larger devices such as cameras, tablets, and readers.

The SIIG 90W Port USB Station took the cake in this assessment. As its name suggests, this product has 10 USB ports — the most out of any product we've tested. Even better, it has dedicated spots for eight tablets or phones and a charging deck for an additional phone or smaller device.

Such a dock will keep all your electronics charged while using as little space as possible on a surface. However, we wish the SIIG came with short USB cables rather than requiring us to use our own. The Soopii Quick Charge 3. With the exception of the Sacrack, these stations feature integrated stands and storage for various devices.

On the other hand, the Sacrack is a USB bank with multiple female ports. The Satechi Dock5 is limited to charging five devices. Despite the reduced number of bays, we like the non-slip integrated device holders on this device more than those found on other models.

We also like that this charging station has a wireless pad on the front for Qi-compatible devices like headphones. Aesthetics is in the eye of the beholder. Yet, most will agree that a nest of cables and stacked devices on a countertop isn't the look they are going for with a charging station.

With this in mind, the Belkin BoostCharge Pro 's simple, magnetic stand for phones, watches, and headphones sets the standard. Add timeless stainless steel and black rubber for the base to the minimalistic design, and you have a device with good looks that are hard to beat.

Moreover, the charger is utilitarian, further enhancing the appeal of its sleek design. The SIIG 90W , Satechi Dock5 , Anker PowerWave , Apple MagSafe , and Apple MagSafe Duo came out just below the Belkin where looks are concerned. These devices differ quite a bit in appearance, but all offer users a clean design with few impediments between charging and device organization.

However, the Apple products stand out for their pared-down, minimalistic design. Yet, they do not allow users to comfortably work on their devices while charging.

The Satechi and the SIIG have integrated dividers that give them a cleaner, more minimalistic look than the models with the snap-in options. We like this neat aesthetic considerably more, and the SIIG even has an accent LED light around the charging dock, giving it a nice touch. facebook instagram pinterest twitter search envelope-o check plus-circle minus-circle chevron-circle-right times-rectangle facebook2 instagram2 twitter2 pinterest2.

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Show full specification details Hide full specification details. Charging Performance 8. REASONS TO BUY. Charging Performance 7. The Belkin BoostCharge Pro is a high-end personal electronics charging station that ditches the cords and still delivers ~15 watts of power.

The Soopi product is one of our favorites in the fleet, offering up exceptional performance. The Anker PowerPort is a great bargain option for charging six devices simultaneously. Charging Performance 4. The ZUBARR is an inexpensive alternative to higher-quality, quicker charging personal electronics charging stations.

In the end, this device gets the jobs. Here we see the charging numbers for both the phone and the watch dock. Charging Performance 5. The Iseyyox is a relatively inexpensive option in the foldable personal electronics charger category.

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