iPhone Chargers
Latest: 14. August 2026
Latest: 14. August 2026
Latest: 13. August 2026
iPhone charger - find the perfect one for your iPhone
A good charger should definitely not be underestimated, and it can actually save a lot of time and energy to choose an efficient charger.
Recently, so-called "quick chargers" have become incredibly popular, as they can charge your iPhone in record time.
At the top of this page, you will find our large selection of chargers, all of which are compatible with popular iPhones.
Over time, iPhone chargers have evolved a bit, where Apple has switched cable types and made it possible to charge devices wirelessly in recent times.
See below for the many different types of chargers, as well as what you can expect from them:
Charger model | Charger type | Supports quick charge? |
iPhone 12 Pro Max charger | Lightning / Magsafe 15W / Qi 7.5W | Yes |
iPhone 12 Pro charger | Lightning / Magsafe 15W / Qi 7.5W | Yes |
iPhone 12 Mini charger | Lightning / Magsafe 15W / Qi 7.5W | Yes |
iPhone 12 charger | Lightning / Magsafe 15W / Qi 7.5W | Yes |
iPhone SE (2020) charger | Lightning / Qi charging | Yes |
iPhone 11 Pro Max charger | Lightning / Qi charging | Yes |
iPhone 11 Pro charger | Lightning / Qi charging | Yes |
iPhone 11 charger | Lightning / Qi charging | Yes |
iPhone XS Max charger | Lightning / Qi charging | Yes |
iPhone XS charger | Lightning / Qi charging | Yes |
iPhone XR charger | Lightning / Qi charging | Yes |
iPhone X charger | Lightning / Qi charging | Yes |
iPhone 8 Plus charger | Lightning / Qi charging | Yes |
iPhone 8 charger | Lightning / Qi charging | Yes |
iPhone 7 Plus charger | Lightning to USB | No |
iPhone 7 charger | Lightning to USB | No |
iPhone SE (2016) charger | Lightning to USB | No |
iPhone 6S Plus charger | Lightning to USB | No |
iPhone 6S charger | Lightning to USB | No |
iPhone 6 Plus charger | Lightning to USB | No |
iPhone 6 charger | Lightning to USB | No |
iPhone 5S charger | Lightning to USB | No |
iPhone 5C charger | Lightning to USB | No |
iPhone 5 charger | Lightning to USB | No |
iPhone 4S charger | Apple 30-pin cable | No |
iPhone 4 charger | Apple 30-pin cable | No |
iPhone 3GS charger | Apple 30-pin cable | No |
iPhone 3G charger | Apple 30-pin cable | No |
iPhone (original) charger | Apple 30-pin cable | No |
If you are a bit in doubt about which charger fits your needs best, you can read below where we guide you through what you should look for when buying a charger for your iPhone.
7 Things you should consider when looking for a charger for iPhone
Choosing a charger is not a big challenge for most, but there are a few things and specifications you should consider before making your purchase.
Over time, chargers for iPhones have evolved enormously, and that is why there is today a very large selection, with many different types of chargers.
Below you can read more about what you should look for when choosing the right charger for your needs.
#1 - Original iPhone charger or not
Today, there is a long range of chargers that are compatible with iPhones and iPads, which are not produced by Apple itself.
These chargers work perfectly for your iPhone, and you won't really notice the difference compared to a traditional Apple charger, sometimes it's even the opposite.
Unofficial iPhone chargers can often be found with even more power than many official chargers, making them a popular choice.
They are also often significantly cheaper than Apple's own chargers, which is why many choose these variants.
However, you can also be completely sure and just choose an original Apple iPhone charger if you do not want to try the unofficial variants.
#2 - The power of your iPhone charger
Especially new iPhones can take advantage of iPhone chargers with high power.
A normal original Apple charger has a power of around 12W, but you can actually buy other models that have even higher power than Apple's own chargers.
If we are talking about USB-C chargers, you can actually achieve up to 60W, which is 5x as efficient as a normal Apple charger.
However, it is important that your iPhone is a newer model, as not all old models can actually make use of this high power.
If you try to charge an old model of iPhone with a high amount of Watts, it is not necessarily better than using the normal 12W charger, as its battery is not designed to receive the higher amount of power.
#3 - iPhone charger with USB-C
It has been discussed that Apple would allow charging with USB-C, and to some extent they have actually done that, just not in the way many thought.
You still need to charge your iPhone with their normal Lightning cable, but they have now made a cable with USB-C on the other end that can ensure lightning-fast and efficient charging.
This USB-C compatibility requires a “charger” that has a USB-C entry, and then it works just like a normal iPhone charger with cable.
#4 - Magsafe charger for iPhone (Wireless charging)
Times are changing, and even something as simple as charging has suddenly become incredibly high-tech and exciting.
It is indeed possible to charge your iPhone completely without having to connect it to a cable.
With a Magsafe or Qi charger, you can simply place your phone on the charger, and then it will charge completely wirelessly.
This charging method is still incredibly fast, so you don't have to worry about waiting longer than normal.
You avoid long cables and can just place your phone whenever you want, without it being tied down by a normal charging cable.
You can also get smart MagSafe covers, which work together with the MagSafe charger, so you don't have to remove your cover to charge your phone.
#5 - Charger for iPhone with long cable
If you want to use your iPhone while it charges and want to move a little farther than the few centimeters most charging cables are, you should consider switching.
You can easily find iPhone chargers with longer cables so you can move around while your phone charges.
For example, find 10-meter long lightning cables in our assortment, which ensure an enormous good range when charging your iPhone.
Remember that you don't always need to replace the actual unit, but you should just buy a lightning cable with USB/USB-C if you want to switch to a longer cable.
#6 - Fast charger for iPhone
For those of you who use the phone very frequently, it is a clear advantage to be able to charge it super fast.
To this end, specific “fast chargers” or “quick chargers” have been produced to do just this.
With a fast charger, you can expect to charge approximately 50% of your battery in under 30 minutes, starting from 0%.
Thus, you can charge your phone to 100% in just about an hour, depending on which model is being referred to.
Remember that not all iPhone models are compatible with fast charging.
You can see the list of which iPhones support this technology in our table further up on this page.
#7 - iPhone charger for multiple phones
For households with several people with iPhones, it is undoubtedly an advantage to have a charger that can charge multiple phones at the same time.
For family homes, it can be nice to have such a charger lying in the kitchen so that several family members can have their phones charging at the same time without having to use their own charger.
This type of charger can also be found with both USB and USB-C ports, so you can use both types of charging cables.
To balance the charging, this type of charger is often available with high power (W), so you do not lose the usual fast charging time.
Also buy a smart charging station from our selection if you want to charge multiple devices at the same time