Wall warts.

[tp4tissue]

Is there a trust worthy brand other than samsung/ apple ?  They're stupid xpensivo.

[noisyturtle]

They all use the same internal parts. It's like paying $30 for a USB you can get for less than $5. Even if it breaks you can buy 5x more for the same price.

[tp4tissue]

They all use the same internal parts. It's like paying $30 for a USB you can get for less than $5. Even if it breaks you can buy 5x more for the same price.

More clearly Tp4 wants to skimp , but not SO much so, that it blows up the fone.

[dgneo]

anker

[retoid]

Mean Well is usually pretty good for a decent price.

[fohat.digs]

They all use the same internal parts.

I suspect that this is generally true.

Remember that the voltage is what matters. If you get one with a higher amperage rating, the device will only draw what it needs/wants and/or can use at the moment.

semi-off-topic - apparently they draw a very small current continuously whenever plugged into the wall, even if no appliance is actively draining them

"if you can feel warmth then they are actively feeding" 

[jamster]

Is there a trust worthy brand other than samsung/ apple ?  They're stupid xpensivo.

Wall warts, or USB chargers?

Wall warts are almost invariably Chinese branded, and most seem totally fine.

USB chargers... I guess Anker, or again, anything 'branded'. I'd only really be concerned with quality once it got into USB-C/PD/40-100W territory.

[Sintpinty]

Anker

[Darthbaggins]

I too recommend Anker, I use their Qi pads and charging bricks.