Anker
Anker wall chargers
Wall Chargers
The reference point for charging, properly specified, properly certified, sensibly priced.
Wall Chargers
Gallium nitride switching lets a charger run cooler and smaller than the silicon designs it replaced, so a 65W GaN brick is roughly the size of the old 20W one. Phones ship without a charger now, which means this is a purchase almost everyone has to make, and the sizing question is simple once you know the rule.
Where it wins
GaN is dramatically smaller for the same output. Multi-port models replace several bricks. Good ones carry proper UK safety marking.
Where it costs you
Total wattage is shared across ports, not per port. Very cheap chargers skip safety certification. Folding pins add bulk but survive a bag better.
What to check
Buy for your largest device: 30W handles any phone, 65W covers most laptops, 100W+ for a 16-inch MacBook Pro. On multi-port chargers check what each port delivers when they're all in use. A "65W" charger may give 45W and 20W split, not 65W each. Insist on a UKCA or CE mark.
Products
Belkin
Belkin wall chargers
Wall Chargers
Apple-certified accessories with the safety approvals to match.
UGREEN
UGREEN wall chargers
Wall Chargers
Anker's closest rival, often cheaper and unusually good at cables and adapters.
Baseus
Baseus wall chargers
Wall Chargers
Broad, cheap and generally well-reviewed charging and car accessories.
INIU
INIU wall chargers
Wall Chargers
Budget power banks that consistently review above their price.
Wall Chargers
Wall Chargers
GaN made chargers half the size for the same power. There's little reason to buy anything else now.
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