Charging Accessories

Everything that puts power back into a device

Charging gear fails more often than the device it plugs into, and it almost always fails at the cable. This category runs from a single replacement lead through to a station that charges a phone, watch and earbuds from one point.

Charging cables: USB-C, Lightning and Micro USB

Wall chargers supplied for New Zealand sockets and voltage

Car chargers for keeping a phone powered while navigating

Wireless chargers and magnetic pads

Charging stations for several devices at once

Choosing the right connector

Current iPhones and most current Android phones use USB-C. Older iPhones use Lightning, and older Android devices use Micro USB. A higher-wattage charger will not damage a device, because the device negotiates the speed it accepts, so the risk is buying too little power rather than too much.

Buying chargers and cables in New Zealand

Stock is held in Queenstown rather than ordered in per sale, so orders placed before the 2pm cut-off dispatch the same working day and reach most New Zealand addresses overnight. Local pickup is available by appointment, and repair shops and resellers can request trade pricing through wholesale deals. Portable power sits under power banks, and adaptors and hubs cover desk setups that have run out of ports.