EV chargers: Everything you need to know

EV charger reviews by EV experts

• Grizzl-E Ultimate 48 & Classic reviews

  These two chargers land at different price points and serve different types of buyers, but both use the same rugged, cast-aluminum enclosure that’s become the brand’s calling card.

• WolfBox WE50 review

  WolfBox made its name selling high-tech car accessories like dashcams and jumpstarters. That same convenience-first mindset carries over into its move into EV charging.

• EVIQO Level 2 Charger review

  The Gen 2 replaced the original on Tom’s Best EV Chargers of 2025 list, which says a lot about how much it improved on the first version.

• Schumacher SEV1600HW review

  For 75 years, Schumacher Electric has powered garages with battery chargers, jump starters, and power converters. Now the company is betting that know-how can power your EV.

• Tesla Universal Wall Connector review

  EV charging expert and EnergySage partner Tom Moloughney tested the hardwire-only Universal Wall Connector using his comprehensive ChargerRater evaluation system.

• Tesla Wall Connector Gen 3 review

  If you drive a Tesla—or any EV with a NACS connector—and want a fast, no-fuss home charger, the Tesla Gen 3 Wall Connector is worth a serious look.

• ChargePoint Home Flex review

  Founded in 2007, ChargePoint has been in the EV charging game longer than most of the brands you see popping up today, and the Home Flex benefits from that experience.

• Wallbox Pulsar Plus review

  Wallbox offers two Pulsar Plus models: the 40 and the 48. EV charging expert and EnergySage partner Tom Moloughney put both models through his review process.

• Emporia Pro review

  The Emporia Pro is a top-scoring EV charger with intelligent load management and solar integration, priced to match its ambitions.

• Autel MaxiCharger Lite review

  The MaxiCharger Lite is a well-built smart charger with strong specs—but there are better cold-weather options.