5 Alternatives to the Masterplug Smart EV Home Wall Charger

VORSPRUNG® Portable EV Charger Type 2 - Priced at £145.95, this charger offers a controllable digital screen and adjustable current options of 6/8/10/13A, making it versatile for various charging needs. While it lacks the robust features of the Masterplug, such as solar charging and Wi-Fi connectivity, its portability and significantly lower price make it an excellent choice for those who need a reliable home charger without breaking the bank. Ideal for users who prefer a lightweight, portable solution for occasional use.

evec VEC01 EV Charger - This wall-mounted unit, available for £313.99, offers a tethered Type 2 connection with a power output of 7.4kW. Similar in power and functionality to the Masterplug, it lacks some smart features like Wi-Fi but provides a solid build and reliability. It's a great alternative for those who want a fixed charging solution without the additional smart capabilities and at a comparable price point.

ChargeHere Portable EV Charger - At £135.99, this charger provides an adjustable current of 3kW (13A) with a smart LCD display and a 8M cable. It excels in portability and ease of use, with a waterproof rating of IP67, making it suitable for outdoor use. However, it has lower power output compared to the Masterplug, so it's more suitable for drivers with lower daily mileage or those who charge overnight. Choose this if you need an economical, easy-to-use portable option.

AFYEEV EV Charger - This versatile charger is priced at £127.04 and features adjustable currents (8/10/13/16/32A) and a 6-meter cable. It also includes a delay timer for 1-12 hours, which can be a great feature for off-peak charging. Though it’s a bit less powerful than the Masterplug, it offers great flexibility and value, making it an excellent choice for budget-conscious users who still want a reliable home charging solution.

Evjuicion 3 Pin Plug EV Charger - At just £85.99, this is the most budget-friendly option on the list. With a power output of 3.1kW and a 6-meter cable, it is designed for basic charging needs. While it lacks the advanced features and higher power output of the Masterplug, its affordability makes it perfect for occasional users or those with lower-range EVs. If you're looking for an economical and straightforward solution, this could be your best bet.