Chargers with cable
With a charger with cable from Anker, Belkin, or BlueBuilt for example, you can charge your smartphone, tablet, or a different device without separate cable. First check which connector your device has. For Samsung and other Android devices, you usually use USB-C. The iPhone 15, 16, and 17 and many recent iPad models also charge via USB-C. Older devices sometimes use Lightning or micro USB. Nylon and kevlar cables are sturdier than plastic cables. They also last longer.
1
USB-C to USB-C
included
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Nylon
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100 W
power
2
USB-C to USB-C
included
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Plastic
|
45 W
power
3
Nylon
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Cable length 1 m
|
20 W
power
4
USB-C to Lightning
included
|
Plastic
|
30 W
power
Our choice for a fast charger with a cable for your iPhone 14 or older
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USB-C to Lightning
included
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Nylon
|
20 W
power
USB-C to USB-C
included
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Plastic
|
25 W
power
Our choice for a universal laptop charger with USB-C
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Nylon
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Cable length 2 m
|
65 W
power
USB-C to USB-C
included
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Nylon
|
30 W
power
USB-C to Lightning
included
|
Nylon
|
30 W
power
10
USB-C to USB-C
included
|
Plastic
|
68 W
power
