Awesome Chargers

Gaze Lab’s Gaze Tray is a stylish wireless charging hub for mobile devices. Aside from its Qi charger for phones, it also has a charger for the Apple Watch as well as for AirPods. It also has two USB charging ports. It’s available in a variety of colors and finishes.

SolarCru’s energy capture device is a small and lightweight foldable solar charging panel. It delivers up to 6W and its battery can store up to 2000mAh of power. It has a USB-A charging port and a microUSB input. Its solar panels are scratch- and water-resistant.

Courant’s Carry:1 is a stylish and portable 8,000mAh wireless charger. It can be recharged via USB-C, but you can also juice it via another wireless charger, even while it’s also wirelessly charging another device. Its Italian leather wrap comes in five colors.

Satechi’s new 75W charger takes the place of four adapters, thanks to its two USB-C ports and two USB-A 3.0 ports. One USB-C port can deliver up to 60W, enough to charge laptops, while the other one delivers up to 18W.

Archon wants to make wireless charging even more magical and seamless. Their eponymous chargers are meant to be stuck under desks, tables and counters. They’re powerful enough to work through most non-metal surfaces, and even if your phone has a case.

The Celtrix is a tiny device with lots of functions. It’s a 6200mAH power bank, a Bluetooth speaker, and a wireless storage device with 128GB storage, expandable with a microSD card. It also lets you use a second SIM card with your phone via its app and can act as a hotspot.

Anker’s upcoming PowerPort Atom PD 1 USB-C wall charger is barely larger than the chargers that come with smartphones today. But it’s actually capable of delivering up to 27W, enough to power phones, tablets, and even laptops. It will be available 11/2018 for $30.

Balolo specializes in walnut covers for gadgets. Their latest project is a Qi wireless charger with a hand-finished walnut surface that’s stain resistant, and either a brass or an aluminum base that draws away heat. The aluminum base comes in three finishes.

Aside from the expected AC outlet, USB-C port and USB-A charging ports, Omnicharge’s Omni Ultimate power bank has a DC output port with adjustable amperage and voltage – perfect for drone and RC batteries. Its battery is interchangeable so you can carry a spare.

Nomad’s Base Station is a desktop charging hub that can power up to four devices at once. It can charge up to two devices wirelessly on its padded leather surface, another one via its USB-C port, and one more through its USB-A port.

Goal Zero’s jumbo power pack has a 25600mAh battery and weighs just 2 lb. It can charge devices via its AC outlet, USB-C ports, USB-A ports and wireless charging pad. It comes with four charging cables and can be recharged via a solar panel.

EcoFlow’s River Rapid is the smallest power bank that can power USB-C laptops such as the MacBook Pro, giving up to an extra 50min of power. The 5,000mAh charger also has a USB 3.0 Quick Charge port for charging devices via USB-A.

Mophie’s wireless smartphone car charger plugs into your car’s 12VDC outlet and mounts to your vehicle’s vent for one-handed operation. It fits most Qi-enabled smartphones and supports fast-charging for Apple and Samsung devices.

TwelveSouth’s new PlugBug Duo attaches to any iPad or MacBook Pro charger and adds two USB charging ports. That’s two less adapters to carry. To save you even more space and headaches, it comes with five snap-on plugs for international travel.

If you want a wireless charger, but form is as important to you as function, check out Courant’s upcoming Catch:3. It’s an aluminum wireless charger that’s wrapped in premium pebble grain Italian leather. It also has space for small items such as watches, keys and jewelry.

BricksPower combines wireless charging convenience with power bank portability. Its surface has nanosuction material that sticks to your phone while it’s charging. The downside is that it has a capacity of only 2400mAh, and is slower than a corded charger.

Goal Zero’s Boulder 100 Solar Panel Briefcase is a 100W solar panel to charge the company’s high capacity Sherpa and Yeti portable power banks. It’s waterproof, comes a bag and has a built-in handle and kickstand. If you need more power, check out the Boulder 200.

The newest version of Mophie’s Powerstation XL has an integrated Lightning cable. But the iOS convenience doesn’t stop there. It can be recharged with both a Lightning cable or a Qi-compatible charger. It also has an extra USB charging port.

If you’re an iOS device user who’s looking for a portable battery, check out Belkin’s new Boost Charge. The 10,000mAh battery pack has two USB charging ports, but most importantly, you recharge it using a Lightning cable, so that’s one less cord to carry.

USB93 is a nylon-braided USB charging cable with a rotating ball design to minimize wear and tear. Its pivot point lets the cable lock into an L-shaped position or straight down, aside from its default position. It comes in Lightning, USB-C and microUSB models.

The Pirl Charger is a 50W four-port USB charging hub. Despite its power, it’s only a bit larger than a credit card. Each of its four ports delivers 2.7A of power for fast charging. It’s also protected from power surges, overheating, static discharge and more.

Ten One Design’s Stella is a power cord for laptops and iOS devices that has a light that automatically turns on when it’s near a power outlet, making it easier to plug in in the dark. There are models for MacBook chargers and two- and three-prong Windows laptop chargers.

The Rabbit Charger is a replacement electrical outlet for standard duplex outlets. It gives you one outlet and a retractable cable with two microUSB tips. It also comes with USB-C tips, and there’s an optional Lightning tip. The cable can be adjusted between 1″ to 28″.