8 Charging Nightstands That’ll Help Solve Your Bedroom’s Outlet Problem

This mid-century-modern-inspired nightstand hides two USB sockets and two power outlets under a flip-top cover at the back of the stand. Charge all your devices at night, then flip the top down in the morning for a clean look. Two drawers give you space to store cords, books, and other nighttime essentials.

The visible woodgrain downplays this nightstand's technological savvy, giving you an interesting mix of old and new. Choose between black, white, and brown color options and use the large cabinet for additional bedroom storage. With two electrical outlets and two USB outlets on the side, this has room for all your devices as well as a reading light.

Get all the best tech with this modern wood veneer nightstand. It has two power sockets and a USB port at the back for plenty of charging capabilities, plus a LED light underneath that lights up when you step near it — perfect for nighttime bathroom trips. And with such a simple, compact design, it works just as great beside the bed as it does by the sofa.

This nightstand is a bit of a splurge, but it’s well worth it. With a boxy wood exterior and multi-sized sculpted drawers, it has a nice texture that adds visual interest. It also offers a good amount of storage space while maintaining a compact, minimal look, and, of course, a small compartment at the back of the stand hides power outlets and USB ports for all your charging needs.

Looking for something slim and budget-friendly? This simple wooden nightstand costs less than $100 and is perfect if your style leans more traditional. The single drawer can hold all your bedside essentials, while the open bottom is great for containing a large storage basket or stacking books. It’s also available in brown.

Available in three colors — white, gray, and natural wood — this spacious nightstand has an extra open shelf below the drawer for the items you grab more regularly. This is also the only nightstand we found that has optional USB charging ports. Screw them onto the back of the furniture and plug their other end into a wall outlet, or leave them off for a simply stylish choice.

A rather unassuming charging nightstand, this one stashes the USB and electrical outlets at the back of the middle shelf so you can avoid having wires dangle off the front. The lower drawer is quite roomy and is a great spot to keep extra throw blankets so you can stay cozy in bed and play Wordle.

With its simple and clean wicker detailing, this charging nightstand easily works with decor schemes in both adults' and children's bedrooms. It would also be a great fit for the living room, especially if you're someone who likes to multitask with your phone while you're watching your shows.