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№ 04 · Best all-rounder · 2026 review

Hypervolt

Home 3 Pro

4.7 / 5 · independently reviewed · 3 years (extendable to 5) warranty

Last updated By Joe McGrath

Buy this if you don't want to keep making the decision. The Hypervolt is rarely the best answer to any single question and almost always the second-best answer to all of them. The IP66 + IK10 build is a proper advantage; the 10-metre cable option is a proper advantage; the UK support line is real. Look elsewhere only if you specifically need the Ohme Home Pro's tariff automation, the Zappi GLO's surplus-solar logic, or the Tesla's lower price.

Unit only

£690

Installed from

£1090

After OZEV

£590

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Hypervolt Home 3 Pro — product shot

Max Power Output

7.4kW (single-phase only)

Cable Length

5m / 7.5m / 10m options

Connector

Type 2 (tethered)

Connectivity

Wi-Fi, Bluetooth

Dimensions

270mm × 170mm × 110mm

Weight

~4.5 kg

What we loved

  • PlusDoes everything competently — smart-tariff scheduling, solar diversion, long cable, tough build
  • PlusIP66 + IK10 — the best weather and impact rating in this selection
  • PlusCT clamp for solar included; no extra hardware to buy
  • Plus10-metre tethered cable option is the longest on any charger here
  • PlusUK-designed and built; phone support picks up in about five seconds
  • PlusThree-year warranty extends to five for £100
  • PlusInterchangeable covers (Ultra White, Space Grey, Ultra Black)

What we didn't

  • MinusSingle-phase only; no 22kW three-phase option
  • Minus£690 unit-only sits in an awkward middle — pricier than the Tesla or Ohme, less specialised than the Zappi
  • MinusSolar diversion is basic next to the Zappi's Eco+
  • MinusThe app works, but isn't class-leading

Buy this if you don't want to keep making the decision. The Hypervolt is rarely the best answer to any single question and almost always the second-best answer to all of them. The IP66 + IK10 build is a proper advantage; the 10-metre cable option is a proper advantage; the UK support line is real. Look elsewhere only if you specifically need the Ohme Home Pro's tariff automation, the Zappi GLO's surplus-solar logic, or the Tesla's lower price.

From the 2026 Teslacharger review

Which tariff pairs best

On a cheap overnight tariff, Hypervolt Home 3 Pro saves up to £557 a year.

Estimated against the 24.5p/kWh standard variable rate at 10,000 miles a year. Sorted by annual saving.

Best saving

Octopus Agile

Octopus Energy

£557

saving / yr

Off-peak rate
5p
Window
Variable
Integration
App schedulingThe charger's app supports scheduling to align with off-peak hours. You set the hours; the charger runs on them.
Read the tariff review →

£500

saving / yr

Off-peak rate
7p
Window
11:30pm–5:30am
Integration
Full integrationThe charger talks to the tariff API directly. Set a departure time and it hunts the cheapest half-hours for you.
Read the tariff review →

£494

saving / yr

Off-peak rate
7.2p
Window
12am–5am
Integration
App schedulingThe charger's app supports scheduling to align with off-peak hours. You set the hours; the charger runs on them.
Read the tariff review →

£486

saving / yr

Off-peak rate
7.5p
Window
12am–6am
Integration
App schedulingThe charger's app supports scheduling to align with off-peak hours. You set the hours; the charger runs on them.
Read the tariff review →
Octopus Go

Octopus Energy

£457

saving / yr

Off-peak rate
8.5p
Window
12:30am–5:30am
Integration
App schedulingThe charger's app supports scheduling to align with off-peak hours. You set the hours; the charger runs on them.
Read the tariff review →
EDF GoElectric

EDF Energy

£443

saving / yr

Off-peak rate
8.99p
Window
12am–5am
Integration
Full integrationThe charger talks to the tariff API directly. Set a departure time and it hunts the cheapest half-hours for you.
Read the tariff review →

£443

saving / yr

Off-peak rate
9p
Window
12am–5am
Integration
App schedulingThe charger's app supports scheduling to align with off-peak hours. You set the hours; the charger runs on them.
Read the tariff review →

£300

saving / yr

Off-peak rate
14p
Window
Any time
Integration
Full integrationThe charger talks to the tariff API directly. Set a departure time and it hunts the cheapest half-hours for you.
Read the tariff review →

Figures are estimates. Your actual saving depends on how much charging you do in the off-peak window versus during the day, and on your provider's standing charge. Read the individual tariff reviews for the full picture.

The real cost

What Hypervolt Home 3 Pro costs you over five years.

The up-front install, plus five years of electricity on your tariff — against public rapid charging and petrol at current rates. Adjust for your vehicle and mileage below.

10,000mi
3,00020,000

Hypervolt Home 3 Pro supports app-based scheduling to align with Octopus Agile off-peak hours. Read the Octopus Agile review →

Typical 5-year total

£1,904

£1,190 up front, then about £143 a year in electricity on Octopus Agile.

This charger + home tariff£1,904
Public rapid only£11,286
Petrol equivalent£9,000

Saves about £10,571 over 5 years vs public rapid charging, £8,286 vs petrol at 18p/mile. Adjust the inputs above for your numbers.

The answer when you can't decide. The Hypervolt does smart-tariff scheduling, basic solar diversion, three cable lengths (including a 10-metre option no other charger here matches), and is built to a standard the competition doesn't bother with: IP66 weather rating, IK10 impact rating, anodised aluminium front. UK-designed, UK-built, and the phone line answers in about five seconds. It's the charger you buy when you don't want to keep making the decision, and don't want to be the unlucky one with a unit that packs up two winters in.

It won't win against specialists. The Ohme Home Pro beats it on tariff depth. The Zappi GLO beats it on solar. The Tesla Wall Connector beats it on price. But it's never worse than second in any of those, and it's first on build and on support.

Best for: Buyers who want one competent charger that does everything and has a cable long enough to reach wherever you park.

Installation

Compact at 4.5 kg, 270 × 170 × 110 mm. The cable options matter most: 5 m, 7.5 m, or 10 m. The 10-metre option is the longest fitted cable on any charger here and earns its keep on any property where the consumer unit is at one end of the house and the car parks at the other. A CT clamp for solar is included in the box; the installer fits it to the meter tails during the standard install. No built-in RCD or SPD; both get added at the consumer unit. IP66 + IK10: the toughest rating in this round-up, so a prominent, exposed driveway position is no problem. Full walkthrough in our install guide.

Tariff compatibility

Scheduling runs through the Hypervolt app. Compatible with Octopus Intelligent Go, Octopus Go, OVO Charge Anytime, and other time-of-use tariffs. Set the off-peak window; the charger draws only during it. Unlike the Ohme Home Pro, it doesn't hold a live API connection to your supplier, so it can't grab extra Intelligent Go slots or chase Octopus Agile half-hourly prices. On a fixed two-rate tariff — Go, most of the time — that's not a limitation. On a variable tariff, the Ohme earns its difference. More in our tariff guide.

Price

ElementCost
Unit£690
Typical installation£400–£600
Installed, total£1,090–£1,290

Mid-to-upper in this selection. More than the Tesla (£478) or Ohme (£535), less than the Andersen A3 (£995). You're paying for the CT clamp in the box, the 10-metre cable option, IP66/IK10, the interchangeable covers, and the warranty extension (£100 takes you from three years to five). Eligible for the £500 OZEV grant for renters and flat owners.

Against the field

Rarely wins outright, rarely loses badly. Vs Wallbox Pulsar Max: similar price, more cable options, higher IP rating. Vs Zappi GLO: basic solar against Eco+ — the Zappi wins if you want solar down to the penny, the Hypervolt wins if you want solar plus everything else in one box. Vs Ohme Home Pro: if your tariff varies, buy the Ohme; if your driveway is awkward and your priorities are plural, buy this.

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Hypervolt Home 3 Pro vs. the three closest alternatives.

The four specs buyers ask about most, side by side. Click through to the full head-to-head for the complete picture.

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