Price: $349.00
(as of Feb 21,2026 23:12:30 UTC – Details)
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Customers find the EV charger excellent, with one customer particularly appreciating the charging cord.
Customers find the EV charger easy to use and set up.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2026
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2026
I decided to purchase this charger after watching a review by Tom Moloughney from the State of Charge YouTube channel. I was in the market for a replacement because my previous EVSE failed in a very common way—the plastic clip that secures the connector to the vehicle broke. Unfortunately, that weak point seems to plague many chargers.
One of the first things that sold me on the IYILO EVSE is that the locking clip is metal, not plastic like the one on my WolfBox charger. That makes a big difference for real-world use. Accidental drops or rough handling while charging (courtesy of my son) are far less likely to cause damage.
Setup was straightforward. I went with the NEMA 14-50 plug-in version, and all it took was downloading the app, registering an account, and I was ready to charge. The app allows you to input your local costs for both scheduled charging and plug-and-charge sessions. The interface itself is fairly basic, but it provides all the essential information without unnecessary clutter.
One standout feature—and a major reason I decided to try this unit—is its temperature monitoring. The charger includes temperature sensors for both the NEMA 14-50 plug and the vehicle connector. I haven’t seen this feature on other EVSEs, at least not at this price point. Even better, the unit doesn’t just display temperatures. If temperatures exceed safe thresholds, the charger first reduces power, and if the temperature doesn't decrease, shuts down until conditions return to acceptable levels. That’s an excellent safety feature and a meaningful safeguard against overheating and potential fire risks.
Another feature I really appreciate is how the charger handles power outages. My previous unit would revert to standby mode after a power loss and fail to resume charging—an annoying surprise when you wake up to a vehicle that isn't charged. This EVSE automatically continues the charging session once power is restored. I can personally confirm this works: during a recent outage caused by downed power lines, the charger picked right back up when service was restored.
Overall, I’m very happy with this unit. At $309, the price is extremely competitive, and the built-in overheat protection adds real peace of mind. My only hesitation is that IYILO is a relatively new company, so there isn’t much data on durability or customer service. That said, when my unit arrived without the RFID cards, I emailed support and had the issue resolved within a couple of hours—which is a very encouraging sign.
Based on the combination of price, safety features, and real-world performance, I think this charger is an excellent value. The only real caveat is its limited track record due to the company’s age—but so far, my experience has been very positive. I will provide an update in a few months.
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2026
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2026
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2026
