Gone are the days of slow, bulky car chargers. Charging your phone in the car is easier than ever, so long as you have a tiny, powerful charger.
Thankfully, you won’t’ pay a premium for the pleasure because these days good car chargers are extremely cheap. They come in a variety of designs and shapes, and they usually have Quick Charge or USB 3.0 inputs. A tiny charger can sit flush with your car’s cigarette lighter, and it’ll never get in your way.
A good, low-profile car charger can come in handy in a lot of situations. If you’re using your phone as a GPS on a road trip, you’ll need a solid stream of power to keep things going. If your phone dies by the end of your workday, then charging it while driving can get you a bit more mileage out of your phone’s battery. Some people have a lot of devices, like dash cams and batteries, that need an occasional charge in a pinch.
We’ve taken the time to find the most powerful low-profile USB chargers for your car. Whether you’re trying to charge multiple devices while driving, or looking for an alternative to the slow-charging USB port that’s connected to your car’s stereo, we’ve got the best car chargers for you.
AUKEY Quick Charge 3.0 Car Charger ($13)
If you have a newer phone that you want to charge as fast as possible on the go, then you should take a peek at the AUKEY USB 3.0. It only has one USB input, but hey, it’s Quick Charge 3.0! This device is also good at recognizing your phone’s power requirements, so you’ll never have any trouble going into Quick Charge mode.
The AUKEY is small enough to sit flush with the interior of your car, and it doesn’t have any little lights to bother you while you’re driving. If you don’t have a Quick Charge device, then you may want to opt for something that costs less and has more inputs. But to be fair, you’ll likely have a device that supports Quick Charge 3.0 at some point, so you could consider that extra dollar an investment in your future charging enjoyment.
AUKEY Quick Charge Three Input Car Charger ($17)
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