Juice Apple iPhone Lightning 2 m Charger and Sync Cable for Apple iPhone 13, 13 Pro, 12, 12 Mini, SE, 11, XS, XR, X, 8, 7, 6, 5, iPad, Pro, Air, Mini, Airpods Pro - White

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This charger isn't stylish, it’s not incredibly light and it’s not very small. But, the PowerCenter 4 is pretty useful - so much so that for our money it ranks among the best iPhone chargers. Belkin’s PowerHouse is a simple, effective and reasonably-priced dual charger for iPhone and Apple Watch, and it works with any iPhone that has a Lightning connector. Unlike the Mophie wireless pad there’s no AirPods charger and the iPhone connection is wired, not wireless – but the connector is movable so you shouldn’t have to take your phone out of its case.

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Don’t think this charger plug is just for the new iPhone, we don't discriminate – compatible with other iPhone and Android models. Apple recommends this charger for the iPad Pro and iPhone 8 or later, all of which support fast charging. It's frustrating Apple doesn't provide this fast charger with the any of its phones anymore.

Or how about our Belkin phone chargers? These versatile phone chargers let you charge your phone in the car and even have wireless chargers to help you save time and space. But if you’re a heavy iPhone user, it’s a worthwhile investment. The difference between the 18W charger and the ancient 5W one is dramatic: with the former you can get about 50% charge from flat in half an hour, but the latter takes much longer. It's worth noting you won't get a cable with this charger though. Sigh. It's expensive for what it is but as is always the way with Apple products, you'll grudgingly realize why. Just don't count on it coming with a power adapter or cable because, of course, it doesn't, so that’s potentially yet another expense you’ll have to factor in if you somehow don’t already have one. Still, cost aside this is one of the best iPhone chargers. What type of iPhone charger is for you? How to choose the best iPhone charger for you

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Wireless isn’t always as fast, but it’s more convenient. Most wireless iPhone chargers deliver 5W or 7.5W and work through most iPhone cases. Nobody has the time to waste charging a modern smart phone with a standard charger. (Your old triangle iPhone charger)

If you’re not fussed about getting a braided cable and want a 1.8 meter one, the original Powerline cables are very good value: you’ll be hard pushed to find a similar quality USB-C cable of the same length for the same price. It’s a fairly bulky charger –don’t expect to be able to hide it behind something in the kitchen –but it’s solid, safe and delivers enough power to recharge even the biggest iPhone at a high speed. Three ports mean it’s a good travel option too. It can throw up to 60W of power through its USB-C connector, which is enough to speedily charge a laptop, and its triple USB-A connectors enable you to connect and charge three other devices at the same time. That’s more ports than most chargers give you.

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It works with high-powered chargers, including Apple’s ones, and is lab-tested to withstand 30,000 bends, which means it should last thirty times longer than lesser cables. Anker is so confident that it offers a lifetime warranty: this cable should last much longer than any of your iPhones or iPads. The charger also features a 1.5 metre integrated Apple Lightning cable, no need to remember any extra cables, just pop your charger in your bag and you are ready to go. Specifically designed for Apple Lightning compatible devices, use this charger with your iPhone or iPad. The question here is whether you want the increased strength of the braided Powerline Plus II, which is only a little bit more expensive. Where that one has been lab-tested to survive 30,000 bends, the original Powerline has only been tested to 12,000 bends –although like its sibling it does come with a lifetime warranty. The 20W USB-C Power Delivery Mains Fast Charger from Juice. Designed with the iPhone 12 & newer in mind.

Wait, What! No Plug? – Thats exactly what we thought when Apple launched the iPhone 12, 13 & 14 without a charger; so we designed a specific fast charging plug that was capable of delivering the charge you need at speed. At 20W, it's a fast charger, so it's a worthwhile investment compared to simply using the charging cable, but you'll likely begrudge the fact you need to pay the extra, especially since, in the scheme of smartphone charging, 20W isn’t all that fast (though it’s about as much as an iPhone can support). Don’t just look at the price. Look at what you want to do now, and what you might want to do next year. For example, an 18W charger will fast charge your iPhone, but it’s not powerful enough to run a MacBook Pro. A more powerful one may be a better option for your future tech arsenal.