AT&T offers a variety of cell phone chargers, including wireless charging pads and car chargers.
If you have an iPhone 15 or other compatible phone, you can charge your phone with a USB-C phone charger, like this USB-C Power Delivery Wall Block and Lightning Cable. USB stands for “Universal Serial Bus" and is considered standard hardware for digital communications. USB-C is a cable connector that powers up your devices or transfers files quickly and efficiently. Whether you use a phone, laptop, or tablet, you likely have a USB-C charger—provided you have a newer device. USB-C is quickly becoming the universal standard, leaving the old-school, wide, rectangular-shaped USB-A connectors in the dust.
Learn more about USB-C chargers.