USB car chargers cost very little these days. But that doesn't mean you should buy just any charger. Whether you're looking for a USB-C or micro-USB charger, our curated guide will help you find the best.

Buying a USB-C car charger is tricky. Not only will many USB-C chargers fail to charge your device at its maximum speed, but some may not charge your device at all. Also, a large number of poorly designed USB-C chargers will destroy your devices. If you aren't sure whether a charger is worth buying, you can check to see which USB-C chargers are safe and which are dangerous.

Fortunately, micro-USB cables and USB-A chargers aren't as complex, or potentially dangerous, as USB-C chargers. This means that you can safely buy one of the cheapest dual-port models. However, USB-A ports are incompatible with USB-C Power Delivery. That means you can't fast charge devices that lack Quick Charge.

The Best USB-C Car Charger: Anker PowerDrive Speed+ 2