I've tested hundreds of phone accessories this year — here are my favorite Prime Day deals discounted by 50% or more

My first instinct is to highlight that this USB-C cable supports up to 240W charging, but I honestly don't have anything that draws more than 100W. Still, the real beauty of this Lisen cable is its generous 10-foot reach, making it perfect for cozying up on the couch without being tethered to a nearby outlet. On top of that, its premium materials make standard in-box cables look and feel cheap by comparison.

Scosche makes a ton of inventive phone accessories, including a self-coiling USB-C cable and a MagSafe water bottle I use daily, but the Scosche MagicMount is one of those simple and effective accessories for the car. Using a compact adhesive base and a 360-degree ball joint, it connects firmly to your car's dashboard while strong neodymium magnets snap your phone in place. If you do as much driving as I do, you'll appreciate quick glances at your navigation app.

I'm a sucker for MagSafe wallets, even more so if it's a PopSockets one. Right now, this yellow PopSockets Phone Wallet is 53% off and checks off all the boxes for what I want in a MagSafe wallet. Not only does it accommodate up to three cards, but the integrated PopSocket ensures that I can better grip my phone one-handed — as well as use it as a kickstand for watching videos or taking FaceTime calls. This isn't the only one on sale for Prime Day either, as there are savings up to 62% off on other accessories.

I've tested my share of clear cases, and nothing annoys me more than when, after a few months, they slowly turn yellowish. That's not a problem with ZAGG's Crystal Palace Case for the iPhone 17 Pro Max, which is also compatible with the newer iPhone 18 Pro Max. It uses graphene to deliver superior drop protection, while its ClearGuard anti-yellowing technology keeps it crystal clear. If that's not enough, it also offers MagSafe wireless charging compatibility and an integrated kickstand.

I love EcoFlow's power stations, but the company has been expanding its lineup to include power banks. The EcoFlow EF-MB-005 Rapid Mag Power Bank crams a 10,000 mAh battery into a relatively compact casing, which can be attached directly to the back of MagSafe-compatible phones, offering 15W Qi2 wireless charging when you need that convenience. If not, you can still go with standard wired charging that ups the speed to 36W.

Mobile gaming is quite demanding, which is why I can't recommend using a gamepad enough. Right now, the Razer Kishi V3 is at an insanely low price that offers everything gamers need — like analog sticks, shoulder triggers, and grips that don't feel flimsy. With its expandable design, it takes up minimal space in a backpack and can accommodate most smartphones.

Belkin has been around for years now, often partnering with Apple as one of its premier accessory makers. The Belkin BoostCharge Pro offers 2-in-1 charging that declutters tabletops and nightstands. There's a main charging pad for iPhones, which can also be used for wireless earbuds, and if you happen to have an Apple Watch, there's a dedicated charger for that as well. Since the base tilts, I like how it can act as an alarm clock stand for your iPhone when using StandBy mode.

NOCO makes some niche phone accessories, like the NOCO Boost Air AX65 I've tested that doubles as a power bank, tire inflator, and car jump starter. With the NOCO XGrid XDS3, it's a heavy-duty, magnetic wireless charging dock engineered for harsh workspaces, which is why I keep it in my garage. Delivering 15W Qi2 wireless fast charging, it snaps MagSafe-compatible phones into place with an exceptionally strong magnetic lock, while offering additional chargers for the Apple Watch and wireless earbuds.

Yes, it's the most expensive accessory I'm recommending, but the Pixel Watch 3 is one of the best phone accessory deals around, especially if you own an Android phone. It spent several months on my wrist a while back, and it's so refreshing to have a circular display. Just like every top smartwatch out there, it covers health tracking and notifications effortlessly. Plus, if you're a YouTube Music subscriber, the app streams music directly to your earbuds without routing through your phone.