News, reviews, articles on the topic Charging and batteries
The $79.99 A1A05 packs dual 100W USB-C ports and four more outlets into a 290g slab — but cables aren't in the box, and no UK launch date has been set.
Motorola unveiled the Moto Snap Wireless Charger at IFA 2026 — a Qi2.2-certified magnetic puck that charges compatible Android phones at up to 30W for €39.
The Ventyra R1 promises 50W of continuous off-grid power from wind speeds as low as 7 mph — but performance claims are unverified ahead of a December 2026 ship date.
The Chinese brand is adding Mi Home integration to a braided USB-C cable — a feature set that's unusual for an accessory this simple.
Meizu's Pandaer sub-brand has unveiled an ultra-slim 80W GaN charger, but it's currently a China-only product with unconfirmed port specs.
Ugreen's new 160W GaN charger adds a 70cm pull-out USB-C cable, a live power display, and Wi-Fi app control — all for £79.99 at launch.
A new station in Bloomington, California gives any Tesla Semi operator access to 1.2 MW charging for the first time — no corporate depot required.
At 6.8mm slim and 5,000mAh, the Picogo Air AM71 adds NFC battery monitoring to the ultra-compact wireless charging market.
BYD has passed 7,000 fast chargers in China and is pushing into Europe with technology that dwarfs anything currently on public networks in the US or UK.
The new 5-port charger undercuts Anker Prime by 40% at launch — and drops even lower during Prime Day.
The new Little Ice Sheet measures just 14.5mm thick and offers three ports — undercutting the Anker Nano II on both size and price if it reaches Western shelves.
The wedge-shaped 24,000 mAh battery pack can push 140W through a single USB-C port — enough to charge most gaming laptops at full speed.
The 10,000mAh Sharepower snaps apart into two 5,000mAh modules — each one an independent charger. It's $79.95, and it's heading to Apple stores.
