If you’re unsure of whether your phone has wireless charging capabilities or not, you can either use Google or search for your phone on GSMArena and look under the specifications page to know for sure.

Wireless Phone Charger for Car Under $40

Note: All wireless phone chargers for cars on this list support 10-watt fast charging for Android phones, while iPhones are capped at 7.5-watt charging.

1. Mpow Car Wireless Charger

Power: 10W | Size: 2.83 x 2.05 x 4.53 inches | Weight: 8.25 ounces If spending too much on a wireless charging mount is something that you are not comfortable with, then the Mpow car wireless charger is for you. With the strong main foot suction cup and bendable gooseneck, there are multiple ways to easily set it up and have it charging within minutes. Mounting and unmounting your phone is relatively painless with its auto-clamping arms.  Pros

Does not scratch your phoneMount can be installed on air vents or dashboardFlexible and long gooseneckSmall footprint and lightweight design

Cons

Not case-friendly

2. AUKEY Wireless Car Charger

Power: 10W | Size: 6.69 x 3.66 x 2.52 inches | Weight: 17.28 ounces This Aukey wireless charging mount for cars is the best-looking on the list with a sleek design that will blend in well with any dashboard. Thanks to the 360 rotating and pivoting ball joint, one can achieve their desired viewing angle. The auto-sense arms are consistently firm when it comes to gripping the phone. What’s more, they don’t trigger accidentally every time you touch your phone while it’s mounted. Aukey offers a flexible grip that will fit most thicker or thinner air vents. It also sports nifty led lights that don’t distract while driving. However, it’s not without its share of flaws. Unlike its counterpart, it only comes with an air mount and no additional dashboard mount. Weighing at 17.28 ounces, Aukey wireless car charger is heavier than others on the list.  Nonetheless, if you don’t want to stick anything to your dash, then at $29.99, you can’t go wrong with Aukey Wireless Car Mount. Pros

Minimal designCurved silicone padding provides additional support 360° rotating car phone holder mountIdeal for one-handed operation

Cons

No dashboard mountThe phone holder is heavy

3. Topume Wireless Car Charger

Power: 10W | Size: 5.1 x 3.1 x 1 inches | Weight: 10.6 ounces If you are okay with a no-names brand, go for Topume Wireless Car Charger that comes under $40. Topume offers different color options like gold, silver, black, and grey. So no matter what, you can find one that matches your car’s interior. And if you are someone who protects their phone with a thick case, Topume supports charging through phone cases up to 6mm thick. Plus, It also comes with a QC 3.0 power adapter for fast charging. The only downside? The Auto-sensing arms are a hit and miss. Users also reported arms randomly opened and closed, which caused their phones to fall out. Other than that, Topume wireless car charger works as advertised. Coming in at just $27, it’s hard to beat this offering. Pros

Anti-slip designSupports charging through cases up to 6mm thickComes with QC 3.0 Car Charger AdapterReasonably priced

Cons

Overheats phone when used for extended periodsAdded charging cable is not long enough

4. ZeeHoo Wireless Car Charger

Power: 10W | Size: 5.9 x 5.4 x 3.3 inches | Weight: 13.6 ounces This case-friendly wireless phone charger for cars from ZeeHoo is suitable for any mounting situation. Arguably the best feature about the ZeeHoo mount is its design. Its ventilated design allows the induction coils to get the required airflow, protecting your phone from overheating. Also, the cradle holds your phone well even during sharp turns and doesn’t allow it to fall off.  Although, the $36.95 asking price is a little on the steep side for a wireless charging pad, especially when there is no included power adapter like Topume. But this is a quality product that’s easy to recommend if you can find it on sale. Pros

Broad compatibilityCharges through lightweight casesOne-button auto clamping technologyHigh-speed wireless charging technology

Cons

Doesn’t come with a QC 3.0 AdaptorCharges through only lightweight casesSlightly expensive

5. iOttie Easy One Touch 4

Power: 10W | Size: 3 x 5 x 9inches | Weight: 3.2 ounces When it comes to wireless phone chargers for cars, this one from iOttie is the best in business. The telescoping arm is super sturdy and can be adjusted to extend or shorten it to the best position. Also, the mount is well built and will fit most phones even with the case on.  Pros

Lightweight designHighly flexible design for portrait and landscape viewHigh-speed wireless charging Reasonably priced

Cons

Doesn’t come with a QC 3.0 AdaptorNo Auto Sensing arm

6. Belkin’s Car Vent Mount PRO

Power: 15W | Size: 4 x 3 x 6 inches | Weight: 5.7 ounces If you’re looking to mount any one of Apple’s iPhone 12 series phones, look no further than the Car Vent Mount PRO from Belkin. Do note that this mount does not feature wireless charging. However, that also means your iPhone 12 will charge much faster than a wireless charger depending on which power outlet it’s connected to. Apart from that, the mount is highly flexible with its design and can be used in both portrait and landscape modes. Mounting and unmounting is pretty effortless since it uses a magnetic attachment system. The only downside is that you need to have your iPhone 12 with one of MagSafe case or without a case entirely, otherwise you won’t be able to snap your phone on it. Coming in at $40 price, it is fairly basic in terms of what it offers.   Pros

Elegant designStrong magnetsHighly flexible design for portrait and landscape view

Cons

No wireless chargingOnly one color option – SilverNo dashboard mount

7. TAPTES Wireless Charger for Tesla Model 3

Power: 10W | Size: 6.83 x 7.61 x 0.78 inches | Weight: 11.7 ounces TAPTES offers a perfect solution for the lack of wireless charging problem on Tesla Model 3. It supports a dual charging mode, allowing you to charge two phones simultaneously. On top of that, it also has separate LEDs to indicate the charging status of each phone.  Design-wise, it features an anti-slip material and a thin lip at the bottom, to prevent your phone from falling out while driving. That said, the best part about the TAPTES wireless charger is easy to install and offers seamless software integration with Tesla 3.  Overall, with minimal setup requirements and an affordable price tag of $26, TAPTES wireless charger makes for a pick for your Tesla Model 3. Pros

AffordableAnti-slip designCan charge 2 phones simultaneously Seamless software integration

Cons

Doesn’t come with a USB splitter

Final Thoughts: Wireless Phone Charger for Car

The convenience of mounting your phone and being able to use it hands-free is unparalleled. Also, you save both your phone’s socket and cable from the usual wear and tear. Choosing the right one from the above will however depend on how you want to mount your phone, your budget, and whether you protect your phone with a case or not. Rest assured, you can’t go wrong with any one of them. Also Read: Anker 10W Qi Wireless Charger Review – Worthy Enough