GaN bricks and power banks

The best chargers, scored.

Every one of the 3 chargers we cover, rated on the same six factors and ranked by value rather than by who paid for placement. Prototype data — prices and retailer stock are a fixed demo snapshot from 28 July 2026, not a live feed.

What the numbers say about chargers
Coverage3 products, priced 39,00 € to 89,00 €. The median is 69,00 €, which is the line every “below typical” badge on this page is drawn against.
Top scoreAnker Nano 45W at 8.0 medium confidence, from 1 cited source.
Best valueAlso the Anker Nano 45W at 39,00 € — it wins on both score and price, which is unusual.
Evidence0 of 3 have a published source behind every one of the six factors. Where a factor has no source, its rating says so rather than borrowing credibility from a citation that does not speak to it.

Head to head

2 comparisons, each with its own verdict

What we look at for chargers

The full methodology →

Two things decide a Worth Score: the six factors below, which are the same in every category and carry the same weights, and the chargers-specific specifications we record for each product so a comparison lines up like with like.

Specs compared:OutputPortsSizeFoldable pinsFast charge

Price fairness

20% of the score

What you pay against what comparable products cost today. A high score means you are not paying a premium for the logo.

Build quality

20% of the score

Materials, tolerances and how the product holds up to daily handling. Based on teardowns and long-term owner reports.

Performance

20% of the score

How well it does the job you bought it for, measured against the best in its category rather than in the abstract.

Longevity

20% of the score

Expected useful life: battery degradation, software support windows, and how quickly the category moves on.

Repairability

10% of the score

Can it be opened, are parts sold, and is a repair cheaper than a replacement. Sourced from iFixit-style teardowns.

Support & warranty

10% of the score

Warranty length, how the manufacturer handles claims, and the cost of out-of-warranty service.

Prototype. Prototype data — prices and retailer stock are a fixed demo snapshot from 28 July 2026, not a live feed. Scores are computed from a published, weighted model — read how we score products.