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Best OverallA compact two-port car charger for fast USB-C charging of current phones and earbuds. The split of power between ports is not listed, and a cable is not included.
Popular PickA compact fast car charger for keeping a phone and a second device topped up on drives. It ships without a cable, so bring your own.
A fast, actively cooled magnetic car charger for recent iPhones that holds charging speed up on hot days. It clips to a vent only, and non Apple phones are not listed.
A cooled magnetic vent charger that charges recent iPhones quickly and grips firmly on rough roads. It only fits standard bladed vents, and top speed is limited to a short list of phones.
A magnetic wireless car charger with a bendable arm that fits curved dashboards and charges iPhones quickly. It needs a MagSafe compatible phone or case and does not suit leather dashboards.
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Car chargers plug into the vehicle's power socket and charge phones, tablets and other devices on the move. The first decision is how many devices you charge at once and how fast, because a small single port charger is fine for one phone, while families and road trips benefit from several ports and higher power.
Fast charging is the next question. Phones and tablets charge fastest when the charger supports the fast charging standard the device uses and delivers enough power on that port. Check the power per port, not only the total, since many chargers split power when several devices are connected. Laptops that charge from the same port type need a high power charger.
Fit and safety come next. Low profile chargers sit flush with the socket and look tidy, while larger ones are easier to pull out. Look for protection against overheating and short circuits, and a charger from a reputable maker.
Before buying, check the number and type of ports, the power per port, whether a cable is included, and how the charger fits your socket. Unplug the charger if the socket stays powered when the car is off, to avoid draining the battery. A short coiled or right angle cable keeps the dashboard tidy, and a charger with a small light helps you find the port at night. If passengers in the back seats need power, look for a charger with an extension cable and a second port block that reaches the rear.
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