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Wireless chargers are incredibly convenient, whether you are using one in your home or, better yet, your car. They help you avoid USB-C cables daily. But many pre-installed in-car wireless chargers are either too slow or finicky. There is also a good chance that your vehicle doesn’t have one.
Best Samsung Galaxy S23 wireless chargers in 2024
Want to charge up your Galaxy S23 without cables? Check out these wireless chargers.
The Samsung Galaxy S23 series is one of the best lines of phones Samsung has released in a long time. The base S23 is a capable small phone, the S23+ is a superb sweet spot in the lineup that most people will love, and the S23 Ultra is a supreme powerhouse that delivers more than you could ever need. All three phones have solid battery life for their class, but eventually, you'll need to top them up again.
The Galaxy S22, along with the S22+ and S22 Ultra, may be more than a year old now, but they remain some of the most powerful Android flagships on the market.
Tesla's latest product is a $300 wireless phone charger
Tesla's Cybertruck-style Wireless Charging Platform starts shipping in February 2023
The best wireless chargers for Google, Samsung, and OnePlus phones are made by Anker, Belkin, iOttie, and other renowned accessory makers. Some wireless chargers even let you charge multiple devices at once, making them ideal for users looking to wirelessly charge their smartphone, earbuds, and other accessories simultaneously. Tesla, the company known for its electric cars and CEO Elon Musk, has announced the Tesla Wireless Charging Platform, a wireless charger inspired by the "angular design and metallic styling of Cybertruck."
Get half off Samsung's newest wireless charger with one last Prime Early Access deal
If you just bought new Galaxy Buds or a Galaxy Watch, this is the best way to keep them charged
You might not realize just how convenient wireless charging is until you try it. No fumbling for wires at two in the morning, no waking up to dead phones because it didn't plug all the way in, just set it down, see the charging animation light up, and leave it to its business. To get the most out of it, though, you need a reliable charging pad with up-to-date components. For proud owners of any Samsung Galaxy S22 smartphone, the easy choice is Samsung's in-house charging pad. Luckily, a new one was just released this year in conjunction with the S22 series. Unluckily, it's usually pretty expensive — but until midnight PT, the Amazon Prime Early Access Sale will cut the cost almost in half.
Unlock fast charging and convenience with Spigen’s made for Samsung wireless charger
This article is sponsored by Spigen
If you’re picking up a Samsung phone or already have one in the bag, you’re probably also looking for a charging solution since the company doesn’t ship charging bricks anymore with its Galaxy series devices. There are plenty of wired solutions to pick from, but if you’re looking for a wireless charger, you’ll want to draw your attention to the sleek and affordable Spigen ArcField wireless charger — the only third-party charger that supports maximum charging speeds for Galaxy devices.
25W Samsung wireless charger destined for Galaxy S22 passes through FCC
Faster than before, but still not that fast
Samsung's flagship Galaxy S phones are among the best in the Android world, but their charging speeds leave a lot to be desired. While the likes of OnePlus and Xiaomi have launched phones capable of charging wirelessly at speeds upwards of 50W, the Korean smartphone giant's devices top out at a paltry 15W. However, if a new Samsung wireless charger spotted going through the FCC is anything to go by, it looks like the company will fix this issue to a certain extent with the Galaxy S22 series next year.
It’s just easier to get things done when you know where your tools are. However, if you’re anything like the forgetful oaf I am, that is almost never as easy as it should be. This is the very reason why I’m constantly on the lookout for organizers that reduce the number of places I store my things, thus making it that much easier to find them.Of late, I’ve been carrying my everyday things in a portable desk organizer called the Orbitkey Nest, and I’ve saved a lot of time. No more do I struggle to find that one cable sitting among a hundred other things in my bag. Just to keep your expectations in check, this isn’t the average organizer — it’s more expensive than most and doesn’t carry as much as you might want it to. But it’s purpose-built, has great build quality, some neat engineering, and one extremely useful feature that I haven’t ever seen in an organizer — a built-in wireless charger.
Samsung's Galaxy Watch4 is on sale for the first time since launch, complete with an extra wireless charger
All sizes, all colors — what are you waiting for?
In case you haven't heard, wearables are back in a big way. Thanks to a push by Google and Samsung, Wear OS 3 is the best the platform has ever been, but the Galaxy Watch4 series are only devices where you can try it out for yourself. If the launch prices put you off from picking up a new wearable, today's your lucky day. You can grab a Galaxy Watch4 from Amazon with a bundled Wireless Charger Pad Duo for less than the usual cost of the watch itself — but you'll need to act fast.On its own, the Galaxy Watch4 is a great gadget. While this isn't the version with a rotating bezel, it's still one of the best wearables you can buy right now. Outside of that slight design difference, there isn't much separating the standard Watch4 and the more expensive Watch4 Classic. You're getting a super-bright 60Hz OLED display, the same Exynos W920 CPU with 1.5GB of RAM, and a whole array of sensors for health and fitness tracking.Alongside the device, this deal also includes Samsung's Wireless Charger Pad Duo, which allows you to power up your watch and your phone simultaneously. Even with a bundled accessory, this deal still makes the Watch4 cheaper than usual. With Bluetooth and LTE models on sale — not to mention all of Samsung's various colors — these prices are hard to beat. Check out all four models below:
Exclusive: Google's new Pixel Stand for the Pixel 6 should support 23W fast wireless charging
It's not the fastest, but still more than Samsung and Apple
For a few months now there have been rumors of a new Google Pixel Stand with a fan to keep it cool. This led to rumors about higher wattage wireless charging coming in this year's Pixel 6. Thanks to a US retailer, we were able to confirm that the Pixel Stand, and presumably Pixel 6, should support 23W wireless charging.
Serve, protect, and look damn good doing it: Spigen cases are ready to defend Samsung's most advanced gear yet
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When the wireless charging Pixel Stand was released back in 2018, people were excited about the Pixel 3's new wireless charging capability, and the way the stand turned Pixel phones into tiny digital photo frames. What people weren't so thrilled about was the price: at eighty bucks, it was several times more expensive than a standard Qi charging pad. Woot is selling the Stand for just $38, a match for the lowest price we've ever seen, and maybe even worth actually buying.
This $150 wireless charger bridged the iOS and Android gap for me
You'll definitely pay for Nomad's ultra-versatile Base Station, but I think you'll be happy if you do
A $150 phone charger might not be the pinnacle of tech accessory excess, but it surely sits comfortably among the foothills of luxury. A few generic Qi chargers and a USB hub can achieve largely the same goal as Nomad's Base Station, but they won't look or feel nearly as good doing it — and that's what this product, at the end of the day, is really all about.
Grab some Anker wireless chargers from Amazon, today only (up to 40% off)
Leave wires behind for good
More and more phone manufacturers are shipping this year's newest flagships without a charger included in the box, no matter how much they cost upfront. Plenty of us have enough AC adapters lying around to get by, but if you'd rather use this opportunity to make the jump to wireless charging, Anker has you covered. With today's Amazon Deal of the Day, you can save big on some of Anker's best wireless charging accessories.If you're looking for a new charging pad for your phone, both the PowerWave II and PowerWave Alloy are great picks among the bunch. For those who need more than a single charging area, the PowerWave Dual Pad is an excellent upgrade. If you're ready to ditch cables altogether, Anker's wireless 10,000mAh power bank is perfect for charging on the go. And hey, if you're sticking with wires and don't mind USB 3.0, a 5-port charger is hard to beat. Check out everything included in the sale below.
Over the past few years, wireless charging has become pretty ubiquitous; even some bargain-bin true wireless earbuds support it. Given that, it's entirely possible you have several wireless charging-compatible devices floating around your home right now. If you want to charge them all at once, a multi-device wireless charger could be just what you need. The Artellia Monno, recently funded on Kickstarter, is a sleek and competent charging pad that can wirelessly top up three devices at a time. During its campaign, it was available for $79, but it's projected to cost $129 at retail — a pretty penny for a third-party charger. While it does as it promises, topping up a gaggle of devices at once, that doesn't quite justify the high price.
Xiaomi teases Mi Air Charge, its true wireless charging solution
Not coming to a commercial phone in 2021, unfortunately
Wireless charging isn't quite as convenient as it sounds. It still needs the phone to be placed in a dock or on a mat, or in the case of Apple's new MagSafe solution, basically tethered to a cable. However, Xiaomi claims to have developed a new charging technology that can wirelessly charge a phone over the air, which would truly be a game-changer.
Google released the Pixel Stand in 2018, alongside the first Pixels with wireless charging (the 3 and 3 XL). It has gone on sale a few times since then, but now you can get one for just $53 from Amazon. That's a savings of $26 from the usual price.The Pixel Stand is a Qi wireless charging dock, capable of charging Pixel phones at up to 11W, and other devices at the standard 5W speed. Pixels switch into a special mode when docked into the Pixel Stand, which can display a photo gallery and manage Do Not Disturb. Check out our full review here for all the details.
Amazon's got Anker chargers up to 44% off for today only
Wireless chargers, wired chargers, and even a power strip with a USB-C port
Wireless charging is certainly handy, and it's also becoming more widespread. Heck, even OnePlus phones have wireless charging now. Right now, Amazon is offering up a selection of Anker charging solutions for up to 44% off as part of its Deal of the Day — including wireless chargers, wall chargers, and even a power strip.If you've been looking for a new way to power up your devices, this is the sale for you. From a 10,000mAh portable power bank to a wireless charger with (dare I say it) an Apple Watch holder, this Anker charging sale offers up something for everybody. Check out the full list of products included in the deal below.
Aukey 15W wireless charging pad is on sale for $18 ($22 off) with coupon code
That's 15W for LG phones, Samsung devices at 10W
Looking to pick up a sleek Qi wireless charging pad that can fill your phone up pretty fast? Aukey has one that can bring up to 15W to your phone (depending on model and wall charger) and it's on sale with promo code for more than half off!Aukey's pad — again, with the help of appropriate wall chargers that are not included with purchase — is able to deliver up to 15W via Quick Charge 3.0 or USB Power Delivery to LG phones, 10W to a Samsung Galaxy device, and an iPhone at 7.5W. That's in addition to the general 5W rate for all Qi-compatible phones. The pad has a fan built in and a touch of grace with its ring-arranged LED indicator. It's also touted to pass energy through some phone cases as thick as 3mm.
Zens Liberty review: The coolest-looking wireless charger around doesn't come cheap
Yeah, yeah, free-position charging for up to two devices — but look at those coils
Wireless chargers come in several shapes and sizes over the years, from stands to pucks and even orbs, but the mechanics behind how they work can make them kind of a pain. Positioning needs to be just so, or the coil on your gadget won't line up with the coil in the charger, and nothing happens. Multi-coil chargers have been a thing for a while, but the new Zens Liberty steps things up drastically, with sixteen coils stacked and staggered across its face. You can pretty much just dump your phone wherever, and it'll charge. It even looks pretty dang snazzy if you opt for the glass-topped version, but you'll pay €199.99 (around $215 right now) for that privilege.