Chargers for iPhone and More

Power your day with Anker chargers for iPhone, compact, fast and durable to protect. From pocket-sized wall chargers to multi-port power hubs, enjoy reliable charging for your iPhone 17 and more wherever you go.

Anker Chargers for iPhones with Fast, Safe Power

Good chargers for iPhones do more than refill a battery—they keep you connected, productive, and on schedule. Anker designs some of the best iPhone chargers to deliver fast, safe power in forms that fit your daily routines, whether at home, work, or on the move.

Fast Charging When Time Matters

Anker plug chargers for iPhones support high-speed USB-C Power Delivery, helping your iPhone 17 series reach around 50% charge in about 25 minutes. Ideal for busy mornings or short breaks, they reduce waiting without compromising battery health.

One Charger, Many Devices

For users juggling multiple gadgets, Anker offers multi-port chargers that power an iPhone alongside tablets and laptops. Up to 200W high total wattage and smart power distribution mean fewer adapters, less clutter, and one dependable charging station for desks or shared spaces.

Compact Designs for Travel and Everyday Carry

Thanks to advanced GaN technology, Anker USB-C chargers for iPhone 17 and more are smaller and lighter than traditional power bricks. Foldable plugs and ultra-compact builds make them easy to slip into bags, pockets, or carry-ons, perfect for commuting, business trips, and vacations.

Advanced Safety You Can Trust

Every charger for an iPhone from Anker includes intelligent protection systems that monitor temperature and power output millions of times daily. This helps protect devices from overheating, surges, and electrical faults during long or overnight charging.

Thoughtful Design with a Sustainable Touch

Some iPhone chargers at Anker use recycled materials without sacrificing durability, making them a smart choice for users who value both performance and responsibility.

Ready to upgrade your iPhone charging? Check out the best iPhone chargers at Anker for faster power, safer performance, and designs made to keep up with your great life!

FAQ About Chargers for iPhone

What happens if I use the wrong charger for my iPhone?

Using a low-quality or incompatible charger can cause slow charging, excess heat, or unstable power delivery. Over time, this may reduce battery health or trigger safety shutdowns. Certified chargers, such as the Anker Nano Charger (45W), help ensure proper voltage regulation and protect the internal components of your iPhone 17, 16 and more.


Is 20W fast charging bad for my iPhone?

No. 20W fast charging is safe for iPhones when using a certified charger and cable. Apple designs its iPhone batteries and charging systems to manage heat and power automatically. However, 20W charging may be slower for the new iPhone 17 series, and higher-watt MFi chargers, like the Anker Prime 100W GaN Wall Charger, are advised for fast and multiple device simultaneous charging.


Why are chargers not included with new iPhones?

Apple made the decision not to include chargers with new iPhone models to reduce package size and enable faster shipping to users. This move is estimated to reduce over 2 million metric tons of carbon footprint annually. They assume you already have Apple chargers, but fear not, because Anker has you covered!


Can I Use Any Wall Charger for My iPhone?

Not quite. To use a wall charger for your iPhone, you need to ensure compatibility in terms of connectors and power output. Moreover, modern USB-C chargers designed for tablets, laptops or your new iPhone 17 may not work with older iPhones with a Lightning port. For safe and optimal charging, choose certified high-quality chargers with a matching connector and proper voltage regulation, while uncertified chargers may cause slow charging or warnings.


Why do iPhones sometimes reject chargers?

iPhones may reject chargers for several common reasons, but most are easy to fix:

  • Uncertified accessories:Non-MFi or low-quality chargers trigger safety warnings. Please use certified or trusted brands.
  • Damaged cables or ports:Frayed cables or dirty ports interrupt power. Replace cables and clean the port gently.
  • Insufficient power output:Low-watt chargers can fail, and switch to a higher-watt USB-C adapter, especially for the new iPhone 17 series.
  • Overheating or voltage instability:Let the phone cool and avoid unstable power sources.