Best Car Chargers for the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 – January 2018

Maxboost here has a dual-port car charger that would work great with the Galaxy Note 8. This outputs a total of 4.8A, or 2.4A per port. Which is not going to give you Quick Charging capability, but it will be plenty fast for charging while you’re stuck in the car.

aonear has a pretty nice car charger here. This one has dual USB ports, so you can plug in two devices at the same time and be able to quickly charge up your devices. Now the two ports are capped at 3.1A output, so it’s not as fast as the Maxboost one above, but it’ll still do its job.

If you need more than just two ports, Vogek has you covered here as well. This is a 4-port USB car charger. Now it can do up to 2.4A per port, but it’ll cap out at 10A. Which means you will still get 2.4A on each port. Which is pretty good and something that isn’t common with car chargers.

Spigen has a good looking, but small, car charger here. It is a dual-port car charger with Quick Charge 3.0. However only one port is Quick Charge 3.0-compatible. The other is standard charging, up to 2.0A. Which is still pretty good, especially considering how cheap this one is.

AUKEY has become pretty popular for putting together some great looking car chargers that also fit flush in your vehicle. So it’ll look like the car had USB ports built-in. This one is a dual-port setup and can do 4.8A output or 2.4A per port. So there’s no Quick Charging here, but you’ll still get some fast charging out of this car charger.

Now here’s another good option from AUKEY. This is a dual-port car charger, but both ports are Quick Charge 3.0. Which means you can charge two devices pretty quickly. As always, Quick Charge 3.0 is backwards compatible so Quick Charge 2.0 and even those that don’t use Qualcomm’s Quick Charge, can still charge just fine here.

Now if you just need a bunch of USB ports for charging as many items as possible, the PowerDrive 4 from Anker is also a good choice. This one will give you four USB ports, that does 2.4A per port. That is not Quick Charge, but about the same speed as Quick Charge 2.0, so it’s still not bad at all.

Now this car charger from Spigen is pretty impressive. It is a single USB port, but it has an embedded USB-C cable, so it is technically a dual-port car charger. This means you can charge your USB-C device like a Galaxy Note 8, but also charge up something else that might use a micro USB or another connector.

Now this car charger from Anker is a fast one (hence the name). It is a dual-port, Quick Charge 3.0-compatible car charger. So you’re going to get some incredible fast charging here. And since it’s a dual-port charger, both the driver and passenger can charge their phone at the same time, quickly.

RAVPower has another car charger here that will sit flush in the port in your vehicle. This one is also a dual-port car charger, that will do 2.4A output for each port. Making it great for charging multiple devices while in the car. This is still a good speed, since most chargers that are not Quick Charge, will cap at about 2.0A or less.