Awesome Chargers

Organize and carry all your gear in this cleanly designed backpack, which has room not only for a 15″ laptop in its padded compartment, but packs a 10,000 mAh lithium-ion battery pack inside for keeping your other gadgets charged. Save 68% in The Awesomer Shop.

The makers of the Luminoodle made a doubly useful USB power bank. The Pronto has 13 dimmable LEDs wrapped around its edges, so you can use it as a lantern in a pinch. It has a 10,000mAh battery and two 2.4A USB charging ports.

Mophie’s new Powerstation USB-C XXL has a USB-C charging port, perfect for charging modern laptops and other USB-C devices such as the Nintendo Switch. It has a 19,500mAh battery and supplies up to 30W of power. It also has a 2.4A USB-A charging port.

MyCharge’s AdventureUltra has a 13400mAh battery, two USB ports, one USB-C port, and a 45W 110V AC outlet – enough to charge most ultraportable laptops. It also supports passthrough charging and stores its charge for up to 1 year.

A mousepad that wirelessly charges compatible Logitech Lightspeed gaming mice, even while you’re using the mouse. The mouse will also connect to your PC via the Powerplay’s USB connection, so the setup takes up only one cable and one port.

Eco Flow Tech’s River is a 500W electric power pack that has a 116Ah battery – enough to charge a phone 30 times and a drone up to 8 times, or power a projector for 10h. Its 11 ports can be used all at once. It can be charged via an outlet, a car charger or the optional solar panel.

BioLite’s latest portable solar-powered USB charger sports two solar panels that generate up to 10W of power. The SolarPanel 10+ can charge a phone in as little as 1 hour under direct sunlight. It also has a built-in 3,000mAh battery for storing captured energy.

A USB charging cable with a combo plug that supposedly works with both Apple’s Lightning port and microUSB ports. The cases of Magbine’s connectors are also magnetized for easy storage, while the cable itself has a braided sleeve for durability.

BioLite upgrades its signature product to produce 50% more power than its predecessor. The CampStove 2 also has an improved LED dashboard, four fan speed settings, and a detachable 2600mAh battery, all while keeping its original weight and price.

Rulof Maker often stays in hotel rooms where there’s no outlet near the bed. He hacked a USB charger to a light bulb’s base so he can charge through the bedside lamp instead. “It looks like it comes from shop.” No it doesn’t Rulof, you big, sexy liar. Also, you could just buy these.

A handy gadget that combines a writing instrument with an emergency gadget charger. It’s got a microUSB tip on one and (with an MFi-certified Lightning adapter), and a touchscreen stylus on the other. Available in black or silver finishes. Save 57% in The Awesomer Shop.

This light and compact charger will soon be available with a USB-C connector for the 2016 13″ MacBook Pro, Dell XPS 13 and other laptops with USB-C ports. If you already have the FINsix charger itself, you can purchase just the USB-C cable for $35.

The DeWalt DGC530 is the perfect pack for carrying tools, with 20 internal pockets, and three more outside. It has a built-in dock for a DeWalt 20V MAX lithium ion battery, dual USB ports, and flat pockets for charging gadgets on the go.

With all of the gadgets we’re carrying these days, it’s impossible to travel without a backup battery pack. Our pals at Everyday Carry picked out six of the best ways to keep your devices juiced up anytime, anywhere. We need to run out and buy that AUKEY pack now.

A compact battery pack with an AC outlet and two USB charging ports. The Omnicharge has a universal charger that makes it easy to recharge. It also has optional USB-C, barrel plug and Qi wireless charging. Available in 13600mAh or 20400mAh capacities.

This nifty in-car USB charger can juice up two gadgets twice as fast as conventional chargers, and packs a neat bonus feature – it helps you find where you parked your car using its companion smartphone app. Save 40% in The Awesomer Shop.

The Powerup Backpack can charge up to three devices at once, including a laptop, thanks to its removable 22400mAh battery. Its guide loops and rubber-lined slots secure charging cables neatly. It comes with two microUSB cables and an HP laptop charging cable.

AR Designs claims it’s working on a wireless charging base for mobile devices that also doubles as a magnetic levitation display. It will supposedly have cases for most smartphones and tablets. In short, wait for it to be funded and released.

The BaseLantern is a flat 5″x 5″x 2″ RGB LED lantern that doubles as an external battery. It has two USB charging ports, and can be controlled and automatically toggled via proximity with your mobile device. It also has two ports to power BioLite’s SiteLights.

Ossia’s upcoming charging device delivers electricity much like how a router transmits data. Cota wirelessly powers multiple devices via adapters or built-in receivers as you move around a Cota-enabled room. A mobile app lets you monitor connected devices.

Ten One Design’s Blockhead is a plug for the charging adapters of the Apple MacBook and iPad. The plug’s prongs are perpendicular to the adapter, so that the latter will be flush to the wall when plugged in.

A 5W solar panel with a built-in 2200mAh battery. It has a sun dial that will tell you how to best position the panel. It’s also waterproof, scratch-resistant and has a 360º kickstand. There’s also a cheaper variant that doesn’t have a built-in battery.

PowerSquare claims its Tango is the first position-free Qi wireless charger, i.e. you don’t have to look for a sweet spot for it to start charging your mobile device. It can even charge two devices at once.