• Scosche PowerVolt PD30 Fast Mini

    There are two things that make this different. It has a small fabric tab that makes it easy to pull out and allow it to sit in the sockets. It supports both the Power Delivery (PD) standard and the Programmable Power Supply (PPS), which means that it can charge all the latest phones at top speeds. You can charge a MacBook Air with theusb-c port. Check our guide for ideas on how to make a cable.

  • OtterBox Dual Port Car Charger

    If you have a couple of recent phones, you can't go wrong with this one. One of the ports is rated at 20 watt and the other at 30 watt. You can fast charge most phones and tablets by using the 30- watt port. There are a few different dual port car charging options, including one with a 12-WUSB-A and an 18-WUSB-C. They are available in black or white with a gold highlight and are easy to grip.

  • It is always a good idea to have a power bank in your car, and you can find a variety of options in our BestPortableChargers guide. There is a power brick in my trunk. It's easy to find because it's orange. It's compact, tough, and packs 10,050-mAh of power, which is enough to fast-charge most phones, and it supports Quick Charge. If you're stuck on the side of the road at night, it's a good idea to use the 16 LEDs that top out at 1,300 lumens. If you decide to send it to the US, take into account shipping and customs charges.

    The INIU Portable Charger has a built-in flashlight and is a cheaper alternative. It's easy to locate it in your trunk or glove box if you choose orange or red.