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Top Rated Chargers

Research & Choose The Best EV Charger For You

Power up your EV with your very own complete charging solution for your home, and also for workplace environments in Dallas. Embrace convenience, sustainability, and a future-ready infrastructure.

JuiceBox 40


Best for Smart-Home Applications

Pros

Cons

  • Output capability: 40/32/24/16/12/6 amps (9.6/7.7/5.8/3.8/2.9/1.4 kW)
  • Cord length: 25 feet
  • Cord management: built-in
  • Level: 2
  • Quite expensive when reviewing the two
  • The initial WiFi settings are a little unstable. It doesn’t connect to WiFi networks without an 802.
  • WiFi & App connectivity growing pains

Our Rating:

4.5 Out of 5.0

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ChargePoint Home Flex


Best for Universal Applications

Pros

Cons

  • Long cable and minimalist design
  • 23 foot cable
  • Indoor/outdoor use
  • Smart-charging features (including a good app)
  • Charging Speed: 37 miles per hour
  • App only allows one account per charger (drawback for two-EV homes)
  • App requires strong Wi-Fi signal in garage
  • Expensive

Our Rating:

4.0 Out of 5.0

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The Grizzl-E Classic


Best for Outdoors Applications

Pros

Cons

  • Weather-resistant
  • Adjustable output
  • Can operate in extreme temperatures
  • No smart-charging app to monitor status
  • No power switch, you must disconnect the cable or flip the breaker to turn it off
  • No owners’ manual

Our Rating:

4.0 Out of 5.0

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Tesla Charger (Level 2)


Best for Tesla Vehicles / Applications

Pros

Cons

  • The most affordable Level 2 home charging option available 
  • Uses the same app as the Tesla vehicle to schedule, monitor, and manage home charging
  • Includes add-on faceplate options to customize the look of your home charger
  • Only works with Teslas, so if you get another EV you’ll need a new EV charger
  • Doesn’t automatically integrate or connect to other home energy management systems, inverters, or solar systems
  • No integration with solar systems, batteries, or other smart home devices

Our Rating:

4.0 Out of 5.0

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Autel MaxiCharger Home Smart EV Charger


Runner-Up for Smart-Home Applications

Pros

Cons

  • Sleek appearance
  • Weather-resistant
  • Easy installation
  • Charging data is strictly via app
  • Some reports of random disconnects from Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
  • Cord for 240-volt operation is stiff

Our Rating:

4.5 Out of 5.0

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ClipperCreek Level 2 EV Charger


Runner-Up for Outdoors Applications

Pros

Cons

  • Can operate in extreme temperatures
  • Rugged construction
  • Three-year warranty
  • Expensive
  • No smart-charging capabilities
  • Short, rigid power cord limits installation options

Our Rating:

4.5 Out of 5.0

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Emporia EV Charger


Best for Integrated Battery Applications

Pros

Cons

  • Good value
  • Integration for battery backup and energy monitors
  • Up to 48 amps and 11.5 kW output; hardwired or plug
  • Battery backup feature requires purchasing Emporia-only system
  • Fewer tech features (such as Alexa compatibility) than other smart chargers
  • Data connection to vehicle may not report charging status for every EV

Our Rating:

4.5 Out of 5.0

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