A DZD 80,000 phone left on a table without a case or protector is a repair waiting to happen. At the same time, a pile of accessories bought at random can cost more than the phone without making it more useful.
The basic kit is three purchases: charger, cable and case. A screen protector completes it; a power bank is optional. Everything else is comfort, sometimes helpful, rarely urgent. The prices below are the lowest listings in the Mobilidz catalogue on 7 November 2026. They show an order of magnitude, not a guarantee of stock or quality.
The charger and cable come first
Start with the charger, not the case. A charger that matches your phone reduces waiting time and avoids putting extra strain on an already tired battery.
In the catalogue, a 45 W Siyoteam wall charger starts at DZD 1,700. A 30 W unit is DZD 1,600, a 25 W unit DZD 1,900 and a 20 W model DZD 1,200. Price does not always follow power: brand and connector matter too. A 65 W USB-C to USB-C cable starts at DZD 1,000.
“45 W” does not mean your phone will charge at 45 W. A Galaxy S25 Ultra can use 45 W fast charging with a PPS-compatible charger. An iPhone 15 or 16 usually tops out around 20 to 27 W depending on the model and adapter. A powerful charger works with lower-power devices, but it will not speed up a phone that is not asking for that power.
The cable has to keep up. The cable counts. A 65 W USB-C cable is built to carry more current than a slow charging cable. The cable is the invisible part. A badly insulated model heats up and fails after a few months. An iPhone 14 or older needs a USB-C to Lightning cable. An iPhone 15 or 16 needs USB-C to USB-C.
The case: insurance before the drop
A decent case starts at DZD 2,000 in the catalogue. It will not prevent every break, but it absorbs part of the impact and protects the corners, where screens crack most often.
Choose a case that covers the screen edges and the camera lenses without blocking charging or the buttons. Clear cases yellow with sun and sweat; thick cases protect more but trap heat during fast charging.
For a recent phone, check the camera cutouts. A case designed for another model can cover a sensor or prevent wireless charging. No-name DZD 1,000 cases are tempting, but the fit is often approximate.
The screen protector: useful, not magic
A tempered glass protector starting at DZD 1,500 protects against scratches and can absorb part of an impact. It does not make the screen unbreakable. A poorly installed protector, with bubbles or a lifting edge, can reduce touch sensitivity.
Pick a protector that covers the active display and has a cutout for the front camera. If you use a case, check that the two do not lift each other. A low price is not a problem by itself; the adhesive and the cut matter more.
The power bank: for long days
A 10,000 mAh power bank is listed from DZD 1,900. That is very low for the capacity. Check the real capacity, output power and certification. A battery that heats up or swells should not be used.
For a phone with a 5,000 mAh battery, a 10,000 mAh reserve gives roughly one full charge, less after conversion losses. A 20,000 mAh unit is heavier and slower to recharge. If you stay in town, a charger and a wall socket are often enough.
What you can skip
- A charger with no brand or reference on the plug.
- A “100 W” cable with no standard marked on it.
- A bike mount that cannot hold on uneven roads.
- Clip-on camera lenses that add reflections.
- A magnetic wireless charger if your phone has no compatible magnets.
- A DZD 4,000 cleaning kit when a microfibre cloth will do.
Accessories do not fix a bad phone choice. If the battery no longer lasts, a power bank is a temporary fix, not a cure for wear. To understand fast charging and its limits, read our guide to charger compatibility.
The basic kit under DZD 5,000
| Purchase | Lowest price | Why |
|---|---|---|
| 45 W charger | DZD 1,700 | Compatible fast charging |
| USB-C 65 W cable | DZD 1,000 | Carries the current |
| Case | DZD 2,000 | Corner protection |
| Total | DZD 4,700 | The basic kit |
A screen protector adds DZD 1,500, bringing the total to DZD 6,200. A power bank adds DZD 1,900. These are starting prices: a known brand, a warranty or an exact model will often cost more.
Before you confirm the basket
Check your phone’s connector, the power it accepts and whether the charger has a certification. Ask the seller whether the cable is included. A DZD 1,700 charger is not a good deal if you still need a cable.
Compare the accessory’s price with the repair it prevents. A DZD 2,000 case is cheap next to a screen repair that costs several thousand dinars. A no-name charger is much less cheap if it damages the battery.
