ChargePoint Home Flex Level 2 EV Charger (NEMA 14-50)
A plug-in Level 2 home charger for EVs with a J1772 connector, a 23-foot cable and app control. On a NEMA 14-50 outlet it charges much faster than a standard wall socket.
Quick verdict
- Best for:
- Overnight EV charging at home.
- Watch out:
- Plug-in version tops out at 40 A.
Amazon US listing and availability checked October 27, 2026. Prices and stock can change.
Reviewed October 14, 2026 · How we review
Our Take
If you drive an EV and charge at home, a Level 2 charger is the upgrade that matters most. The Home Flex is ChargePoint's home unit. ChargePoint lists a 23-foot cable, ENERGY STAR certification, app scheduling and a 3-year parts warranty. The important detail for this plug-in version: ChargePoint's datasheet says NEMA plug-in models are limited to 32 or 40 amps on a 40 or 50 A circuit; only the hardwired version reaches 50 A. That's still plenty for overnight charging for most drivers. Outdoors it needs a weatherproof outlet or hardwiring, and you'll likely need an electrician to add the outlet. This listing has a J1772 connector; Teslas need an adapter or the NACS version. On Amazon it was sold by Spreetail, a third-party seller, when we checked. We haven't tested it ourselves.
Specs (This Configuration)
- Connector
- J1772 (this listing); NACS versions sold separately (ChargePoint)
- Plug
- NEMA 14-50 (listing)
- Output
- Up to 32 or 40 A on NEMA plug-in models; 50 A only hardwired (ChargePoint datasheet)
- Cable
- 23 ft (ChargePoint)
- Certification
- ENERGY STAR (ChargePoint)
- Warranty
- 3 years, parts (ChargePoint)
Best For
- EV owners charging overnight at home
- Garages with a NEMA 14-50 outlet
- Drivers who want app scheduling
Skip If
- You need the full 50 A (choose hardwired)
- You drive a Tesla and don't want an adapter
- You rent and can't add a 240 V outlet
What We Like
- Long 23-foot cable
- App control and scheduling
- ENERGY STAR certified
What To Know
- Plug-in models top out at 40 A
- Needs a 40 or 50 A circuit
- Outdoor use needs a weatherproof outlet
- Sold by a third-party seller on Amazon
Pros
- Well-known charging brand
- Flexible amperage settings
- 3-year parts warranty
Cons
- No Amazon.com offer when we checked
- Installation may need an electrician
- J1772 only on this listing
Alternatives
- ChargePoint Home Flex (Hardwired) — The hardwired version, the only one that reaches the full 50 A.View on Amazon
- NOCO GENIUS5 Smart Battery Charger — For keeping a gas car's 12 V battery topped up instead.
Why PriceDropIQ Selected It
If you charge an EV at home on a regular wall socket, a Level 2 charger cuts overnight charging from frustrating to routine. The Home Flex plugs into a NEMA 14-50 outlet, has a long cable and lets you schedule charging from your phone. If you want the full 50 amps, choose the hardwired version.
Before You Buy
- Check you have (or can add) a NEMA 14-50 outlet on a 40 or 50 A circuit
- Check the connector: J1772 here, NACS for Teslas
- Check the seller, since this listing is third-party
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the plug-in version charge at 50 amps?
No. ChargePoint's datasheet says NEMA plug-in models are limited to 32 or 40 A; only the hardwired version reaches 50 A.
Does it work with a Tesla?
This listing has a J1772 connector, so a Tesla needs an adapter; ChargePoint also sells NACS versions.
What's the warranty?
ChargePoint lists a 3-year parts warranty.
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