A car charger keeps your phone, tablet and sat nav running even on long drives. In this category you will find single- and multi-port USB chargers that plug into the cigarette lighter socket, models that support fast charging, and wireless car chargers. The range also has battery chargers intended for 12/24 volt vehicle use. A few things are worth checking when picking a charger. First, the port types: USB-C is the most common connector on today's devices, but a USB-A port suits older cables, and a multi-port charger charges several devices at once. Second, charging power and standard: an 18-30 watt Power Delivery or Quick Charge charger is enough for most phones, while tablets and laptops benefit from 45-65 watts. Make sure too that the charger suits your car's 12 or 24 volt electrical system, and remember a suitable cable - with some models it comes in the box.
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A car charger keeps your phone, tablet and sat nav running even on long drives. In this category you will find single- and multi-port USB chargers that plug into the cigarette lighter socket, models that support fast charging, and wireless car chargers. The range also has battery chargers intended for 12/24 volt vehicle use. A few things are worth checking when picking a charger. First, the port types: USB-C is the most common connector on today's devices, but a USB-A port suits older cables, and a multi-port charger charges several devices at once. Second, charging power and standard: an 18-30 watt Power Delivery or Quick Charge charger is enough for most phones, while tablets and laptops benefit from 45-65 watts. Make sure too that the charger suits your car's 12 or 24 volt electrical system, and remember a suitable cable - with some models it comes in the box.