Phone Accessories for iPhone and Android
Good phone accessories save you from the repairs we see most often. Frayed cables, cheap chargers and wobbly mounts are behind a lot of “my phone won’t charge” visits to our Stockton, CA shop. This collection covers cables, chargers, power banks and the extras that make a phone easier to live with.
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USB C to Lightning Cable
For modern iPhones that have fast chargers, a standard is a USB C to lightning cable. See charging cables for lengths and styles.
Braided USB C Cable
A braided USB C cable resists fraying much better than plain rubber, especially at the connector where cables usually fail.
USB C Fast Charger
A USB C fast charger gets a phone to around half charge in about half an hour on supported models. Check our wall chargers.
Best MagSafe Charger
The best MagSafe charger for you depends on how you use it, so check the wattage and whether it works through a MagSafe case. See phone cases built for it.
Anker 3 in 1 Power Bank 10000mAh
The Anker 3 in 1 power bank 10000mAh is for people who want cable, stand and battery in one. See our wider power bank range.
Pro Tech Tool Kit
A pro tech tool kit is useful if you like opening devices to do small repairs yourself. For anything beyond a battery swap, we’d suggest a phone repair instead.
Screen Protector and Mobile Phone Cases
Protect the phone itself with a screen protector and mobile phone cases from our case collection.
More Accessories
Browse car chargers and phone holders for the road.
Frequently Asked Questions
What charger should I buy for my iPhone – 20W or 30W?
20W is plenty for most iPhones. A 30W charger can be a bit faster on some models, but it isn’t required.
What is the difference between braided and regular cables?
Braided cables are tougher and tangle less. Regular rubber cables are lighter and cheaper but fray sooner.
Which charger works for both iPhone and Android?
A USB-C charger with Power Delivery works with both, as long as you use the right cable.
How do I know which cable connector I need?
Look at your phone’s port. iPhones from the 15 on, and most Androids, use USB-C. Older iPhones use Lightning.
Can I use a higher-wattage charger with my phone?
Yes. The phone absorbs just what it can.
Why does my charging cable stop working?
Usually the connector end wears out, because of repeated bending. If a new cable doesn’t help, your phone’s charging port may be the issue and we can check it.