Price: $159.99
(as of Jan 16,2026 05:46:45 UTC – Details)
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Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2025
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2025
Nicely complete package, lacking only a Tesla adapter (if needed).This versatile setup allows for plugging directly into a 220v (NEMA 6-20) outlet as well as, with an adapter that is provided, a 120v outlet.
This makes it extremely useful as a portable charging solution. Everything included fits into a provided carry bag so it can be easily stored in the trunk or frunk of your EV. It also includes mounts for hanging the charger on the wall and holstering the charging wand.
An important note:
Make sure to manually lower the charging output to 13 amps when charging with the 110v outlet, for safety. It will otherwise charge at 15amps which is likely to be the maximum rate of the outlet and, for extended periods, can overheat or be a fire hazard.
The 220v level 2 charging is claiming 4x speed over the level 1 (110v) charging, though I have no way to verify this, until I can find the appropriate outlet. Typically using the level 1 charging will "top up" our charge after 10-12 hours, though our driving is not consistent day-to-day, so it is difficult to convert this to actual miles, maybe 200?
This is an excellent setup at a very competitive price.
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2025
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2025
The Portable Level 1 & 2 EV Charger is designed for electric vehicle owners who value flexibility, safety, and convenience. With ETL certification, dual charging capability, and a generous 25-foot cable, this charger is built to serve as both a reliable home solution and a portable travel companion. It includes a NEMA 6-20 plug and NEMA 5-15 adapter, making it compatible with standard household outlets and higher-capacity connections. Best of all, it works with all SAE J1772 EVs, covering most electric cars in North America.
Pros
Dual-Level Charging: Supports both 110V (Level 1) and 240V (Level 2) charging.
Safety Certified: ETL certification ensures compliance with safety standards.
Extended Reach: 25-foot cable allows flexible parking arrangements.
Universal Compatibility: Works with all SAE J1772 EVs.
Adapters Included: Comes with NEMA 6-20 plug and NEMA 5-15 adapter for versatile use.
Portable & Compact: Easy to carry, ideal for travel or as a backup charger.
Cons
Lower Amperage: Max 16A output is slower compared to higher-powered chargers (32A+).
No Smart Features: Lacks app connectivity, scheduling, or remote monitoring.
Adapter Handling: Switching between plugs may feel less seamless than a dedicated wall unit.
Weather Durability: Not as rugged as permanently installed outdoor chargers.
The Portable Level 1 & 2 EV Charger is a dependable, budget-friendly option for EV owners who need a versatile charging solution. While it won’t match the speed or smart features of premium home chargers, its ETL certification, universal compatibility, and included adapters make it a practical choice for everyday use, road trips, or as a backup. If you value portability and safety over advanced features, this charger is a solid investment.
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2025
I have a Tesla Model 3 and needed an adapter to make this work. I only have Level 1 charging in my garage, but the circuit is a 120V/20A line, so I can charge at 16A instead of the usual 12A. For my needs—about a 60-mile round-trip commute Monday through Friday—that’s plenty.
This charger has a built-in delay timer, but I doubt I’ll ever use it. Tesla already handles off-peak charging automatically through my power company, so I don’t need another layer of scheduling.
One thing I didn’t think about: when you use an aftermarket charger like this, you don’t get the Tesla remote-open button for the charge port. You have to open it from the app or the car’s screen. Not a huge deal, but when you plug in every day, that button is nice to have.
Because of that, I mainly stick with the included Tesla charger for daily use and keep this one in the frunk as a spare/emergency unit. It takes up a little more space than the OEM Tesla bag, but at least it comes with its own bag.
Build quality is… okay. The electronics feel a bit light, which makes me wonder how durable it is. The cable feels close to Tesla’s, maybe a bit lighter.
Overall, the price seems fair, and it’s a perfectly good backup charger.
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2026
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