USB C Car Charger 48W Super Mini AINOPE All Metal Fast USB Car Charger Adapter PD&QC 3.0 Dual Port Compatible with iPhone 13 12 11 Pro Max X XR XS 8 Samsung Galaxy Note 20/10 S21/20/10 Google Pixel

USB C to C cable has a slimmer design, faster transmission speed (USB3.1 up to 10Gbps) and stronger power transmission (up to 100W), and more importantly, the Type-C plug interface supports double-sided USB interface insertion. … USB C to C cable has a slimmer design, faster transmission speed (USB3.1 up to 10Gbps) and stronger power transmission (up to 100W), and more importantly, the Type-C plug interface supports double-sided USB interface insertion.
Our products support PD 18W (maximum) and QC 18W (maximum) high output, and can quickly charge all current mobile phones at the same time. If your iPhone supports USB PD fast charging, then you can directly charge the phone quickly. If it is not supported, you need to use a USB C to Lightning data cable to be compatible with it.

No, This car charger comes with a USB C to C cable, very convenient for Androids phones and USB-C iPads to achieve PD fast charging.
ATTENTION: IT’S NOT AN IPHONE CABLE. IPHONE REQUIRES A C TO LIGHTNING CABLE FOR CHARGING.

Yes. “12 to 24” nominal for a vehicle accessory virtually always means a 5 volt output device can handle 10.8to 30 volts input and deliver 5v out along that whole range of in. Most cars are “12 volt” systems but can have a decent spread, between 10.5 to 15 volts going through their system depending on charging state o… Yes. “12 to 24” nominal for a vehicle accessory virtually always means a 5 volt output device can handle 10.8to 30 volts input and deliver 5v out along that whole range of in. Most cars are “12 volt” systems but can have a decent spread, between 10.5 to 15 volts going through their system depending on charging state of car. Many trucks, RVs, small recreation vehicles are “24 volts” meaning their systems can under normal conditions have 21.5 to 30 volts running through. I am unaware of ANY mass marketed vehicle accessory, including switching power supply like this, that is not made for both systems, including expected variations. The same circuit board and internal components this uses are in many many similar products. Just a different brand name. If this was transformer based then output voltage would vary with input. But it is switching based

Should fit no issues on a standard lighter socket.

Hello, if the two charging ports work together, then the two ports each output 5V/3A. Specifically, look at the current range that your device can receive. It will adapt to the current value of your device and safely charge your device.

The max for both ports is 18w. Generally, that is enough for super fast charging, since the power adapter that came with my S20+ is 15W. I believe the 12V output standard on most vehicles are not giving that much watt out to sustain super fast charge capability. This adapter does say it’s max is 24V, so test it with a … The max for both ports is 18w. Generally, that is enough for super fast charging, since the power adapter that came with my S20+ is 15W. I believe the 12V output standard on most vehicles are not giving that much watt out to sustain super fast charge capability. This adapter does say it’s max is 24V, so test it with a car that’s able to go beyond 12V. Sadly my Jeep Grand Cherokee has a 12V limit.

Please kindly konw that this product has a usb port and a usb c port.Then,it equipped with a usb c to c cable.

If you have a regular cig lighter plug yes

This is a phone-battery charger. It plugs into your car’s 12 volt power port (old school cigarette lighter). You will need a charging cable with a compatible connector for your phone (this includes the correct cable for most current Android phones)–the listing clearly states what phones it is compatible with. Andr… This is a phone-battery charger. It plugs into your car’s 12 volt power port (old school cigarette lighter). You will need a charging cable with a compatible connector for your phone (this includes the correct cable for most current Android phones)–the listing clearly states what phones it is compatible with. Android Auto has nothing to do with charging a phone battery. Android Auto is a "Hands Free" system that "marries" your phone to your car’s infotainment display via USB (example: making/answering calls without touching your phone, through your car’s infotainment display via USB). Hope this helps.

If you have cables that are compatible on one end to Apple products and the other end either a USB or C port, then you can use this item to charge all your Apple gear. I am not personally partial to Apple products, so I cannot offer much more clarity on charging compatibility than this, but I think it’s what you need to know.

Yes

My charger works with my Samsung 21 and according to the description most Android and iPhones. I would definitely give it a trial as the return policy is fantastic and simple. As I mentioned in my review customer service worked hard to find me the correct charger. Also the connector cable is extremely strong and durable.

It comes with a USB-C to USB-C cable. The connectors on these are a long oval. If your pad has this, you’re good.
If the connector port on your pad is not oval–if it has more square or diagonal edges, then it is a USB-B or -A. The charger would still work, but you’d need a different cable.

No, that would use the older micro USB port.

I wish I could help but I can’t use it with my phone. The mini, or micro mini, whatever it is called, on my phones charging cord won’t go into the recepticle. It looks like it should but doesn’t. I’m going to look for a new cord to see if that makes a difference.

My reason for buying this was two-fold. First, the power outlet in my wife’s car doesn’t have a cover. And, the three year old, discovered that pennies from the change tray fit perfectly in that hole. Which, sparked wonderfully, and blew the fuse. Second, my wife uses her phone to hotspot my son’s tablet on car rides. (Which, living in the countryside are always long.) Her phone would drain down to critical levels, and plugging into the car’s USB port didn’t charge the phone fast enough.

So, I decided I needed a USB 3.0 charger, that sat as flush as possible in the socket, so it wasn’t in the way if not needed, but keeps the socket covered at all times. After reading the reviews, this seemed to fit the bill. I love that it is a metal shell, and not that cheap molded plastic most are. And, it works a charm. The USB-C port engages my wife’s phone’s “Turbo Charge” which will not only keep up with the demands of the hotspot wi-fi, but will charge on top of it. Now, everytime she leaves her car, she has 100% battery, and we don’t have to worry about anymore blown fuses.

Win – Win.

I’m not even going to lie! I literally didn’t have any positive thoughts about this charger and it’s cable until I pulled it out of the package! This thing is solid it’s got an awesome little neon blue light and it charges USB and type c cable! I’m in love lol. Im buying 3 more haha!

I have a Samsung A71 and, when using the USB C port on this charger, my phone registers as “Fast Charging” but not “Super Fast Charging”. Tho, the time difference between Fast and Super Fast is not substantial. So I am perfectly fine with that. It’s plenty powerful enough.

I wish the body was slightly shorter so that it was more flush with the surface (didn’t stick out as much), but I think different cars have different length cig lighter ports. There’s probably a reason it’s the length that it is.

This *will* do “Fast Charge” when a second device is plugged into the Type A port. And it charges my wife’s iPhone very quickly thru the Type A port; as fast as any wall charger she has. Surprisingly fast, honestly.

I paid $15 for this. If it was $10, I would like it a lot more. But a $5 difference is not going to change my life. It’s solid, pretty small, and plenty powerful enough.

Fits perfectly in outlet and had nice flush look. Feels very quality/high-end. Great to be able to charge usb c at high speed.
Only downside is that the adapter is held in place by 2 ball bearings inside the outlet (vs. other adapters that have the spring clips) and when changing cables the adapter will sometimes pull out with it if you’re not careful. Otherwise very happy!

This little thing is military grade quality! If you want a charger you can throw into a wood chipper and when it flies out the other end you have a baseball bat and hit a home run, but the velocity sends it crashing through your ex wife’s bedroom window and knocks out her divorce lawyer Sam Bernstein who she’s “paying off” during your weekend with the kids, and after you find the charger in little Timmy’s backpack it still charges your IPad in 53 minutes, then this is the charger for you!

Thank god for this charger. So happy with it as soon as i plugged it. Was so tired of waiting 10 min for 1% battery life. This gave me 1% almost a min or 2. Great charger quility and didnt even know it brought a usb c cable. Awesome! Love it thanks

This is the best USB Car Charger I’ve ever purchased. It’s solid, a metal body, has some weight. Not some cheap flexible metal, it’s solid quality.

There are 2 charging ports, which had me a bit confused when I was looking at it to possibly purchase. One of the ports is the USB Type-A, like you’d see in any other charger or the side of your laptop. The other charge port is USB Type-C, as you’d see with newer phones, excluding Apple obviously. It ships with an included Male-to-Male USB Type-C. Like your phone charging cable, but both ends are the same as what you’d connect into the port on your phone.

The other thing to mention is that it sits basically flush with the outlet. It barely sticks out of the “Cigarette Lighter” outlet.

It’s an awesome product. Very glad I purchased this one. Plastic Chargers, while they can be nice and good quality, it’s only a matter of time before the sides of the charger begin showing wear, showing grooves of pulling it in/out of the outlet.

Very solid product and works great. Charges my iPad and iPhone very fast. I work in my car a lot so this was a great purchase.

When I was looking for a fast car charger on Amazon, I instantly noticed there are tons of brands and suppliers. But a few months ago I got fast charging cables from Ainope and absolutely loved them. They certainly do work, and they’re very high quality. You can tell these cables will last years. So it was a no-brainer when I saw they also had fast car chargers.

This charger is very small, so it’s not going to leave a big footprint or take up a ton of room on your console or dashboard. But it’s still heavy, relative to its size. To me, that denotes quality. This isn’t a cheap, lightweight little plastic charger – in fact, it actually feels like it might be metal. I love that it comes with the fast charging cable, so you don’t need to worry about two separate purchases, and whether the separate items will work together. I snapped the cable into the charger and, just like with all of my Ainope products, I could “feel” a little “click” that let me know it had locked securely into place. That’s my favorite part of their products. Well, maybe just how durable the materials clearly are, is my favorite part. But their cables always have this feeling like they just “lock” into chargers, phones, etc. So you know that it isn’t a loose connection that isn’t going to charge, or that will fall out.

Simply put, I love Ainope products. It’s a brand I’d never heard of, but I’ve now purchased quite a few of their products, and they’ve all been super high quality for very reasonable prices.

Both the charger and cable feel high quality. My Galaxy S22 (not Plus/Ultra) says “super fast charging” when connected. I attached a picture that shows the specs printed on the device which indicates better capabilities than in the product description. I tested the output voltages with a ZYPDE board and USB-C power meter, and found that the capabilities are limited by the input voltage. With the car off, it will output 5V, 9V, and 12V fixed, or 11V PPS modes. With the car running, it will also do 15V fixed or 16V PPS modes, although the true output won’t go much over 14V. The 20V fixed output mode is only achievable with higher input voltage, but I did confirm its presence when connected to a bench power supply. This charger is perfectly sufficient for my phone, but if you need one that can output more power and boost the input voltage if necessary, look at the Baseus 100W charger. That said, the AINOPE is less expensive, way more compact, and feels more premium with its aluminum body.