LectronSpec score 8.4
Level 1, J1772, Up to 20 A, Plug-in
+UL or ETL: only 13 of 36 here have one
−Up to 20 ft: 30 of the 34 here have a higher cable length
$159.99-11%List: $179.99
as of 11/03/2026 23:51 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score8.4
Compared with the 8 EV Chargers on this pagePros+UL or ETL: only 13 of 36 here have one
Cons−Up to 20 ft: 30 of the 34 here have a higher cable length
−Up to 20 A: 20 of the 28 here have a higher amperage
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LectronSpec score 8.4
Level 1, NACS, Up to 20 A, Plug-in
+Portable with plug-in installation
+WiFi app control included
+Cable of up to 20 ft
−Level 1 charging only
−Limited to up to 20 amps
$169.99
as of 11/03/2026 23:51 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score8.4
Pros+Portable with plug-in installation
+WiFi app control included
+Cable of up to 20 ft
+Plugs into a standard NEMA 5-15 outlet
+NACS connector for Tesla vehicles
Cons−Level 1 charging only
−Limited to up to 20 amps
Compared with the 8 EV Chargers on this page+Wi-Fi or app: only 9 of 36 here have one
−Up to 20 ft: 30 of the 34 here have a higher cable length
−Up to 20 A: 20 of the 28 here have a higher amperage
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DEWALTSpec score 7.8
Level 1 and 2, Up to 20 A, Plug-in, Portable
+Supports Level 1 and Level 2 charging
+Portable plug-in design needs no hardwired installation
+Cable length of 21 to 25 feet
−Up to 20 amps limits charging speed compared with higher-amp units
$249.99-17%List: $299.97
as of 11/04/2026 16:43 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score7.8
Pros+Supports Level 1 and Level 2 charging
+Portable plug-in design needs no hardwired installation
+Cable length of 21 to 25 feet
+Uses a NEMA 6-20 plug
Cons−Up to 20 amps limits charging speed compared with higher-amp units
Compared with the 8 EV Chargers on this page+21 to 25 ft: only 2 of 34 here have a higher cable length
−Up to 20 A: 20 of the 28 here have a higher amperage
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EnergygenieSpec score 7.9
Level 1 and 2, J1772, Up to 20 A, Plug-in
+Supports both Level 1 and Level 2 charging
+Dual voltage at 110V and 240V
+Long cable of 26 feet or more
$159.49-6%List: $169.99
as of 11/03/2026 22:50 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score7.9
Pros+Supports both Level 1 and Level 2 charging
+Dual voltage at 110V and 240V
+Long cable of 26 feet or more
+Portable unit with a 5-15 adapter included
Compared with the 8 EV Chargers on this page+26 ft and longer: the highest cable length of the 34 here
−Up to 20 A: 20 of the 28 here have a higher amperage
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EvdanceSpec score 8.4
Level 1 and 2, NACS, Up to 20 A, Plug-in
+Works with both Level 1 and Level 2 charging
+Portable design can move between locations
+NACS connector fits Tesla vehicles
−Level 1 charging is slow for daily use
$169.99
as of 11/03/2026 22:53 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score8.4
Pros+Works with both Level 1 and Level 2 charging
+Portable design can move between locations
+NACS connector fits Tesla vehicles
+Up to 20 A output
+25 ft cable reaches most parking spots
Cons−Level 1 charging is slow for daily use
Compared with the 8 EV Chargers on this page+21 to 25 ft: only 2 of 34 here have a higher cable length
+UL or ETL: only 13 of 36 here have one
−Up to 20 A: 20 of the 28 here have a higher amperage
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JecoEVSpec score 7.8
J1772, Up to 20 A, Portable, Up to 20 ft
+Portable design can travel with the vehicle
+Uses a J1772 connector to fit common electric cars
+Cable runs up to 20 ft for flexible placement
−Lower current limit makes charging slower than hardwired units
$155.00
as of 11/04/2026 09:38 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score7.8
Pros+Portable design can travel with the vehicle
+Uses a J1772 connector to fit common electric cars
+Cable runs up to 20 ft for flexible placement
+Delivers up to 20 A for moderate charging speed
Cons−Lower current limit makes charging slower than hardwired units
Compared with the 8 EV Chargers on this page−Up to 20 ft: 30 of the 34 here have a higher cable length
−Up to 20 A: 20 of the 28 here have a higher amperage
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EnergygenieSpec score 7.9
Level 2, Up to 20 A, Portable, 26 ft and longer
+Portable Level 2 unit for 240V charging
+Cable of 26 ft or longer
+Up to 20 A output
$159.99
as of 11/04/2026 09:38 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score7.9
Pros+Portable Level 2 unit for 240V charging
+Cable of 26 ft or longer
+Up to 20 A output
Compared with the 8 EV Chargers on this page+26 ft and longer: the highest cable length of the 34 here
−Up to 20 A: 20 of the 28 here have a higher amperage
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JecoEVSpec score 7.8
J1772, Up to 20 A, Portable, Up to 20 ft
+Portable unit that plugs into a standard outlet
+Adjustable output up to 16 A
+Uses the J1772 connector for most non-Tesla vehicles
−Up to 20 ft cable limits reach from the outlet
$159.00
as of 11/04/2026 06:38 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score7.8
Pros+Portable unit that plugs into a standard outlet
+Adjustable output up to 16 A
+Uses the J1772 connector for most non-Tesla vehicles
Cons−Up to 20 ft cable limits reach from the outlet
Compared with the 8 EV Chargers on this page−Up to 20 ft: 30 of the 34 here have a higher cable length
−Up to 20 A: 20 of the 28 here have a higher amperage
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