Smartphone Chargers
Phone Chargers — travel, car, wireless and power banks
1,800 chargers across four categories. The charger that came in the box is not always the right one for you — and on many current phones no charger came in the box at all.
- 933 travel chargers, of which 299 use GaN
- 538 power banks, including 114 magnetic ones that snap onto the phone
- 224 car chargers and 112 wireless ones
- Over 200 products with a 24-month and some with a 36-month warranty
What do you actually need?
"I want fast charging at home." A travel charger with Power Delivery (PD) and enough output: 20-30W for a phone, 45W if you want full super-fast charging on Samsung flagships, 65W and up if you also charge a laptop from the same socket.
"I run out of battery when I am out." A power bank. 10,000 mAh covers one full charge; look at 20,000 mAh for two days away from a socket. On iPhone 12 and later, magnetic units snap onto the back with no cable.
"I drive a lot." A car charger. Remember it is charging while navigation runs, which draws more than a cheap 5W unit can supply.
"I am tired of cables." A wireless charger for the desk or the bedside table. Slower than a cable, but you put the phone down and pick it up without a thought.
Choose a category
What GaN is and why you see it everywhere
Gallium nitride (GaN) replaces silicon in the charger electronics. It wastes less energy as heat, so the charger comes out smaller, cooler and more efficient at the same output. A 65W GaN charger is the size of an old 20W one.
We stock 299 GaN models. If you travel or carry a charger in your bag daily, the difference in bulk is noticeable.
The brands that carry this category
Baseus is by far the largest, followed by Joyroom, Dudao, Acefast and Tech-Protect. There are also genuine Samsung units, plus Choetech, Ugreen, Vention, Xtorm, Sandberg, Verbatim and Energizer.
Frequently asked questions about chargers
- How many watts do I need?
- For a phone, 20-30W covers fast charging on most models. High-end Samsung devices make use of 45W. For a tablet or laptop as well, look at 65W and up with multiple ports.
- Will a more powerful charger damage my battery?
- No. The device requests only as much power as it can take and the charger supplies exactly that. A 65W charger on a phone rated for 25W simply delivers 25W.
- What do PD and QC mean?
- Two fast-charging protocols. Power Delivery is the universal standard over USB-C, supported by iPhone, Samsung, Pixel and every current Android. Quick Charge is Qualcomm’s and appears on older devices.
- Do I need a special cable for fast charging?
- Yes. A cheap cable passes only a few watts and cancels out a good charger. Above 60W you need a cable that explicitly states its rating.
- Is wireless charging slower?
- Typically yes. What you gain is convenience: you set the phone down and pick it up without connecting anything. For an overnight charge, speed does not matter.
A charger is one of the few accessories you use every day for years — it is worth not buying the cheapest. Choose a category above, and do not forget the right cable.
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