Anyongora 156W 9-in-1 Car Charger 3 Sockets 6 USB PD 36W QC 3.0
A 156W cigarette-lighter splitter adds three 80W sockets, a PD 36W Type-C port and five USB-A ports with QC 3.0, plus independent switches and a voltage display
- 156W total output powers nine devices at once without overload
- Dedicated PD 36W Type-C port charges iPhone 16 or 17 from 0% to 60% in 30 minutes
- LED display shows real-time 12V-24V battery voltage while independent switches cut power per socket
- 3ft heavy-duty cable moves the hub away from the centre console for a tidier cabin
- UL certified with short-circuit protection and a spare fuse included for safe operation
Power and Ports
The Anyongora 156W 9-in-1 car charger plugs into a standard cigarette lighter socket and provides three 12V sockets plus six USB ports. It delivers up to 156W total output so you can run a dash cam, GPS and car fridge at the same time while charging phones and tablets. The unit draws up to 12.4A from the vehicle and is rated for 12V and 24V electrical systems.
Installation and Common Issues
Plug the adapter into the lighter socket and route the 3.3ft cable to a convenient spot; the metal enclosure feels solid and the independent switches let you cut power to each socket without unplugging devices. The built-in LED display shows real-time voltage so you can spot a weak battery before it leaves you stranded. A spare fuse is included if the 10A protection trips under heavy load.
Who This Suits and Who Should Look Elsewhere
Families or rideshare drivers who need simultaneous fast charging for multiple phones plus power for 12V accessories will appreciate the PD 36W Type-C port and three QC 3.0 ports. Buyers who want more than three high-power sockets or require a hard-wired installation with a higher amperage rating should look elsewhere. The 10A output limit also rules out very heavy-draw appliances.
Highlights
- 156W total output powers nine devices at once without overload
- Dedicated PD 36W Type-C port charges iPhone 16 or 17 from 0% to 60% in 30 minutes
- LED display shows real-time 12V-24V battery voltage while independent switches cut power per socket
- 3ft heavy-duty cable moves the hub away from the centre console for a tidier cabin
- UL certified with short-circuit protection and a spare fuse included for safe operation
Specifications
| Brand | Anyongora |
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Questions about this item
How do I confirm the Anyongora charger is delivering stable power after plugging it in?
The built-in LED display shows real-time vehicle voltage between 12V and 24V; each of the three sockets has an independent switch that lights when active, so you can verify every port is live.
What comes in the box and do I need any extra cables or fuses?
The package includes the 9-in-1 splitter with a 3.3ft heavy-duty cord, three 80W sockets, six USB ports (PD 36W Type-C and QC 3.0), and a spare fuse; no additional cables or fuses are required.
Which version should I choose if I need fast charging for an iPhone 16 or 17 while passengers use the other ports?
The single model provides a dedicated PD 36W Type-C port on the plug end that charges an iPhone 16 or 17 from 0% to 60% in 30 minutes, while the independent circuit keeps driver charging speed unaffected by rear-seat loads.
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