AINOPE 67.5W Car Charger USB C 45W PD 22.5W QC 60W Cable
Delivers up to 67.5W total output with a 45W USB-C PD port, 22.5W USB-A QC port, and included 60W USB-C cable
- Charges iPhone 17 Pro Max at 45W via PD port
- Dual ports deliver 45W PD plus 22.5W QC simultaneously
- Includes 3.3 ft nylon USB-C cable rated for 60W and 40,000+ bends
- Zinc alloy shell with over-voltage, over-current and temperature protection
- Compact 1.8*0.8*1 inch design fits any 12V or 24V vehicle
Dual-Port Fast Charging for Phone and Tablet
The AINOPE 67.5W car charger delivers 45W USB-C PD and 22.5W USB-A QC outputs simultaneously. It powers an iPhone 17 Pro Max or Samsung S25 at full speed while also charging a second device. A 60W USB-C to USB-C cable is included for immediate use.
Replaces Slow Single-Port Adapters
Swapping a standard 2.4A charger for this unit cuts phone charging time dramatically, reaching 80% in about 35 minutes. The upgrade is worth it when you regularly charge two devices on the road or need laptop-level power for a MacBook or iPad. Drivers with only one device to charge may not need the dual output.
Sustained Output with Thermal Protection
The zinc-alloy shell dissipates heat during continuous dual-port loads up to 67.5W total. Over-voltage, under-voltage, over-current, short-circuit and temperature safeguards keep output stable on long trips. The 3.3 ft nylon cable withstands over 40000 bend tests, maintaining 60W capability through daily plugging and unplugging.
Highlights
- Charges iPhone 17 Pro Max at 45W via PD port
- Dual ports deliver 45W PD plus 22.5W QC simultaneously
- Includes 3.3 ft nylon USB-C cable rated for 60W and 40,000+ bends
- Zinc alloy shell with over-voltage, over-current and temperature protection
- Compact 1.8*0.8*1 inch design fits any 12V or 24V vehicle
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size is the charger so I know it will fit my 12V or 24V socket?
The zinc alloy shell measures 1.8 by .8 by 1 inch and weighs 1.76 ounces, fitting standard 12V and 24V sockets with an input range of 10.8V to 32V.
How do I plug it in and which cable should I use for 45W charging?
Insert the charger into the socket, then use the included 3.3 ft nylon USB-C to USB-C cable rated for 60W to get the full 45W PD output from the USB-C port.
How long will the included cable last and when should I replace it?
The 60W USB-C to USB-C cable is tested to 40000 bend cycles; replace it if the connectors loosen or the nylon sheath shows fraying.
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