Phone Accessories: Chargers, Power Banks and Travel Gear

How to choose phone accessories that fit your devices

Start with what you already own. Check the port on your phone (USB-C on most current Android phones and on iPhone 15 and later, Lightning on older iPhones), whether your phone or case is MagSafe-compatible, and how many devices you charge at once. Each listing below only states what its product sheet confirms, and says so when a detail such as capacity isn't on the sheet.

Wall chargers: total watts and the right ports

The 120W 4-port fast wall charger ($19.99, in black or white) pairs two USB-C Power Delivery ports with two USB-A Quick Charge 3.0 ports, a practical way to replace a drawer full of single chargers. The 148W GaN³ 4-port charger ($89.99) adds a small LED display that shows its output in real time, three USB-C ports, one USB-A port and folding pins for your bag. On any multi-port charger the wattage is the total: it's shared between the ports when several devices charge at once, so check the wattage your laptop needs before relying on one brick for everything.

Power banks: magnetic, wireless or plug-in

For all-day top-ups, the 10,000 mAh ultra-slim magnetic power bank ($79.99) snaps onto the back of a MagSafe-compatible phone, charges by cable too, and shows the remaining percentage on an LED display. The magnetic wireless power bank with a kickstand ($69.99) is rated for 15 W wireless charging and props your phone up for video; its capacity isn't on our sheet, so ask us before you order if that matters. The mini pocket power bank ($29.99) plugs straight into your phone with a built-in connector (Lightning or USB-C depending on the version) and folds out a small stand. Flying? Power banks go in your carry-on, never in checked bags. Our power bank buying guide explains mAh, watt-hours and airline limits.

In the car and on the road

The magnetic car phone mount ($29.99) sticks to the dashboard with a strong adhesive base, rotates 360° and folds flat when you don't need it; a metal plate is included for phones without MagSafe. Mount it clear of your view of the road and of the airbags, and set up navigation before you drive. The 60W travel cable kit ($39.99, black or white) keeps a USB-C cable, USB-A and Micro-USB adapters, SIM and memory card slots and an ejector pin in one round case. It has no Lightning adapter, so older iPhones still need their own cable. And the smart tracker card ($59.99) slips into a wallet or passport cover and uses Apple's Find My network, so it needs an iPhone, iPad or Mac and isn't for Android.

Compatibility checklist before you order

• Connector: USB-C or Lightning? It decides which cable or plug-in power bank you need.
• Magnets: magnetic power banks and mounts need a MagSafe-compatible phone or case, or the included metal plate where one is supplied.
• Wattage: add up what you charge at once and leave headroom; laptops need far more than phones.
• Ecosystem: the tracker card works with Apple devices only.
• Colour: the 120W charger and the cable kit come in black or white; choose on the product page.

For a wider look at chargers, audio, car gear and smart-home apps, read our phone and tablet accessories guide.

Shipping, returns and warranty

Orders are processed in 1–2 business days and delivered in 3–7 business days depending on your province, with free shipping on orders over $99. Unused items in their original packaging can be returned within 30 days of delivery (see our returns policy), and every accessory is covered by our 1-year limited warranty against manufacturing defects.