Works great for my iPhone 7! I love that it's so portable -- if I'm running low on battery and about to leave the house, it's super easy to just clip the Chargerito to my keys and go.
Also, they have a video of the Chargerito supporting an iPad, so I tried charging my iPad 2 with it, and it worked! However, you'll want to make sure that you use a wall outlet that the Chargerito fits into tightly. I noticed that some of my older outlets are lose, so the Chargerito sits at an angle and can’t support much weight. It looks precarious because the whole iPad rests on the charger, but as long as the Chargerito fits in the outlet securely and you balance the iPad, it will hold in place and charge.
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| connector type | Lightning | USB | USB Type A, USB Type C | USB Type C | USB Type C | USB Type C |
| number of usb ports | 1 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 2 | 2 |
| compatible devices | Smartwatches, Smartphones, MP3 Players, Tablets | Smartphones, Tablets | Tablets | Cellular Phones | Cellular Phones | Cellular Phones |
| input voltage | 240 volts | 120 volts | 240 volts | 220 volts | 240 volts | 240 volts |
| connector gender | Male-to-Male | USB C, Lightning Cable | Male-to-Female | Male-to-Male | Male-to-Male | Male-to-Male |
| power source | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | Power outlet | Power Outlet | Solar Powered |
| specification met | UL, CE, FCC | — | UL, CE, FCC | UL, FCC, ETL, ROHS | UL, FCC, ETL, CSA, CE | UL, FCC, ETL, CSA, CE |
| output voltage | — | — | 5 volts | 9 volts | 20 volts | 20 volts |
Product Description
Key Features of Chargerito
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World's Smallest Wall ChargerChargerito is a tiny mobile device charger that plugs into the wall |
Connectors fold flushThen unfold to secure your device while charging |
Fits anywhereSo you always have a charger on hand for your phone, tablet or wearable |
Works with:
- iPhone XR, XS, XS Max
- iPhone X
- iPhone 8, 8 Plus
- iPhone 7, 7 Plus
- iPhone SE
- iPhone 6, 6 Plus, 6s, 6s Plus
- iPhone 5, 5c, 5S
- AirPods
- iPad Pro (1st, 2nd, 3rd Generations) 9.7, 10.5, 11, 12.9-inch
- iPad (2017, 2018), Air, Mini (2019)
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| Chargerito for iPhone | Chargerito for USB-C | Chargerito for microUSB | |
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| Price | — | — | $25.00 |
| Connector Type | Lightning (Apple) | USB Type C | Micro-USB |
| Size | 2.0 x 0.6 x 1.8 inches | 2.0 x 0.6 x 1.5 inches | 2.0 x 0.6 x 1.5 inches |
| Compatible Devices | iPhone 5/c/s, 6/+/S/S+, SE, 7/+, 8/+, X, XR, XS, XS Max, iPad, iPad Mini, iPad Air, iPad Pro, iPod Touch 5/6, iPod Nano 7, and Airpods | iPad Pro 11/12.9" (2018 3rd Gen), Nintendo Switch and Android phones/tablets like the Samsung Galaxy Fold, Note, S10, S10+, S10e, S9, S9+, S8, S8+, Book2, Google Pixels, and any other device with a USB-C port. | Samsung Galaxy S7, S6, S5, Note 3, LG V30, Edge J7, J6, , and any other device with a Micro-USB port |
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Convenient all in one solution for charging
When you carry a mobile phone, you are constantly worried about it running out of juice. I use my phone constantly throughout the day and almost always have it resting on a wireless charging dock. But, my fiance has an iPhone 7 and its battery drains a lot throughout the day so she has to plug it in at least once for a full charge during the day or she will have a dead battery by 5 pm. What do you do if you need to make sure you have a power source ready to charge your phone at a moment’s notice? You get a tiny charging device like the Chargerito.The Chargerito came in a small box with a transparent window so that you could see the product inside. There is some descriptive branding and product information on the outside of the package. When you get the Chargerito out of the box, you will find how easily it folds up. The charger is very lightweight and extremely easy to carry around. One of the things I noticed right away was how lightweight the plastic felt. The folding action of the Chargerito is simple and when it is ready for charging, you can unfold it and set your phone (or small tablet) on it.I’ve had pocket chargers before and I really admire the design of the Chargerito. The folding aspect of it is something new to me but it works pretty well. I do think the plastic is a little flimsy. It’s so lightweight that I could see it easily breaking with too much use. I charged an iPhone (with and without a case) using the Chargerito and found that the phone tends to lean on the Chargerito. It’s designed to be sort of a charging stand but doesn’t seem strong enough to hold the weight and stay plugged into a wall out. One of the times I charged a phone using the device, the phone was able to rest on it instead of relying on the ‘stand’ function of the Chargerito.In addition to the strength of the Chargerito’s structure, I had a couple of consistency problems when using it to charge an iPhone. During one charging session, the Chargerito got very warm (112 degrees – measured with an Infrared Thermometer) and other times it remained cool to the touch (only around 73 degrees – as shown with the image below). I would feel more secure with the Chargerito if I didn’t have instanced of it overheating. The charger works. I was able to gain about 49% battery power within 52 minutes (0.94% per minute) which is pretty quick for a 5V/1A charger. And, with it being so small, it’s a huge convenience to keep a charging option with you at all times. I would just use caution while charging devices to watch for heating issues.Having a small, charging option on your person at all times is a great idea. The Chargerito can fill that need but I would be aware of how much it heats up while charging devices. The design of this tiny charger is unique and very convenient. The price is comparable to high-end charging cables but you don’t have to worry about the tangled mess those cables can make when this minuscule object is tucked away in your pocket.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2018
Also, they have a video of the Chargerito supporting an iPad, so I tried charging my iPad 2 with it, and it worked! However, you'll want to make sure that you use a wall outlet that the Chargerito fits into tightly. I noticed that some of my older outlets are lose, so the Chargerito sits at an angle and can’t support much weight. It looks precarious because the whole iPad rests on the charger, but as long as the Chargerito fits in the outlet securely and you balance the iPad, it will hold in place and charge.
Great product -- works with iPad, too
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2018
Works great for my iPhone 7! I love that it's so portable -- if I'm running low on battery and about to leave the house, it's super easy to just clip the Chargerito to my keys and go.Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2018
Also, they have a video of the Chargerito supporting an iPad, so I tried charging my iPad 2 with it, and it worked! However, you'll want to make sure that you use a wall outlet that the Chargerito fits into tightly. I noticed that some of my older outlets are lose, so the Chargerito sits at an angle and can’t support much weight. It looks precarious because the whole iPad rests on the charger, but as long as the Chargerito fits in the outlet securely and you balance the iPad, it will hold in place and charge.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2018
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2022
Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2019
After giving it a test run on how it holds up. I can say that it’s very compact and charges very quickly. I give that to the people who created this. However I will say that this charger can’t hold up to bulky iPhone cases it needs to be a light silicone case or no case on your iPhone. Without it it will hold up on the outlet firmly. That’s the only reason I have and why it got 3 stars. Overall it was very convenient for my iPod nano, and iPod touch. I still like this one so far.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2019
Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2018
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2018
The Chargerito came in a small box with a transparent window so that you could see the product inside. There is some descriptive branding and product information on the outside of the package. When you get the Chargerito out of the box, you will find how easily it folds up. The charger is very lightweight and extremely easy to carry around. One of the things I noticed right away was how lightweight the plastic felt. The folding action of the Chargerito is simple and when it is ready for charging, you can unfold it and set your phone (or small tablet) on it.
I’ve had pocket chargers before and I really admire the design of the Chargerito. The folding aspect of it is something new to me but it works pretty well. I do think the plastic is a little flimsy. It’s so lightweight that I could see it easily breaking with too much use. I charged an iPhone (with and without a case) using the Chargerito and found that the phone tends to lean on the Chargerito. It’s designed to be sort of a charging stand but doesn’t seem strong enough to hold the weight and stay plugged into a wall out. One of the times I charged a phone using the device, the phone was able to rest on it instead of relying on the ‘stand’ function of the Chargerito.
In addition to the strength of the Chargerito’s structure, I had a couple of consistency problems when using it to charge an iPhone. During one charging session, the Chargerito got very warm (112 degrees – measured with an Infrared Thermometer) and other times it remained cool to the touch (only around 73 degrees – as shown with the image below). I would feel more secure with the Chargerito if I didn’t have instanced of it overheating. The charger works. I was able to gain about 49% battery power within 52 minutes (0.94% per minute) which is pretty quick for a 5V/1A charger. And, with it being so small, it’s a huge convenience to keep a charging option with you at all times. I would just use caution while charging devices to watch for heating issues.
Having a small, charging option on your person at all times is a great idea. The Chargerito can fill that need but I would be aware of how much it heats up while charging devices. The design of this tiny charger is unique and very convenient. The price is comparable to high-end charging cables but you don’t have to worry about the tangled mess those cables can make when this minuscule object is tucked away in your pocket.
Convenient all in one solution for charging
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2018
When you carry a mobile phone, you are constantly worried about it running out of juice. I use my phone constantly throughout the day and almost always have it resting on a wireless charging dock. But, my fiance has an iPhone 7 and its battery drains a lot throughout the day so she has to plug it in at least once for a full charge during the day or she will have a dead battery by 5 pm. What do you do if you need to make sure you have a power source ready to charge your phone at a moment’s notice? You get a tiny charging device like the Chargerito.Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2018
The Chargerito came in a small box with a transparent window so that you could see the product inside. There is some descriptive branding and product information on the outside of the package. When you get the Chargerito out of the box, you will find how easily it folds up. The charger is very lightweight and extremely easy to carry around. One of the things I noticed right away was how lightweight the plastic felt. The folding action of the Chargerito is simple and when it is ready for charging, you can unfold it and set your phone (or small tablet) on it.
I’ve had pocket chargers before and I really admire the design of the Chargerito. The folding aspect of it is something new to me but it works pretty well. I do think the plastic is a little flimsy. It’s so lightweight that I could see it easily breaking with too much use. I charged an iPhone (with and without a case) using the Chargerito and found that the phone tends to lean on the Chargerito. It’s designed to be sort of a charging stand but doesn’t seem strong enough to hold the weight and stay plugged into a wall out. One of the times I charged a phone using the device, the phone was able to rest on it instead of relying on the ‘stand’ function of the Chargerito.
In addition to the strength of the Chargerito’s structure, I had a couple of consistency problems when using it to charge an iPhone. During one charging session, the Chargerito got very warm (112 degrees – measured with an Infrared Thermometer) and other times it remained cool to the touch (only around 73 degrees – as shown with the image below). I would feel more secure with the Chargerito if I didn’t have instanced of it overheating. The charger works. I was able to gain about 49% battery power within 52 minutes (0.94% per minute) which is pretty quick for a 5V/1A charger. And, with it being so small, it’s a huge convenience to keep a charging option with you at all times. I would just use caution while charging devices to watch for heating issues.
Having a small, charging option on your person at all times is a great idea. The Chargerito can fill that need but I would be aware of how much it heats up while charging devices. The design of this tiny charger is unique and very convenient. The price is comparable to high-end charging cables but you don’t have to worry about the tangled mess those cables can make when this minuscule object is tucked away in your pocket.
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