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A car charger with a 5 ft coiled Lightning cable and two USB-A ports powers three devices at once from a 12 V socket
This Aymla car charger plugs into a 12-volt socket and provides two USB Type-A ports plus a built-in 5-foot coiled Lightning cable. It can charge three devices at once, making it suited for drivers and passengers who need to power multiple phones or tablets on the road. The compact black adapter keeps the cabin tidy by eliminating loose cables.
The adapter delivers a maximum combined output of 4.8 amps at 5 volts across its two USB-A ports and the fixed Lightning cable. It does not support higher-voltage fast-charging standards such as USB Power Delivery or Quick Charge, so devices that require 9 volts or more will charge at their baseline 5-volt rate. The coiled cable extends to five feet but cannot be replaced or swapped for a different connector.
When three devices are connected simultaneously the charger splits its 4.8-amp maximum among them, so each device receives less current than it would alone. A single iPhone 14 can draw up to 2.4 amps through the Lightning cable, reaching roughly 50 percent charge in 50 minutes. Buyers who need more than 4.8 amps total or who require USB-C ports for modern fast-charging protocols should look elsewhere.
| Brand | Aymla |
|---|---|
| Model | YX-2AJCX15 |
| Part Number | YX-2AJCX15 |
| Color | Black |
| Adapter | USB Type A+A |
| Length | 5 |
| Standard USB Port | 2 |
| Output Volt | 5 volts |
| Output Amp | 4.8 amps |
| Support Volt | 12 volts |
Use the 2.4 A lightning cable when charging one iPhone 14; it reaches 50 % in 50 minutes. Switch to the two extra USB-A ports plus the cable when three devices need power — total output rises to 4.8 A.
It is the peak shared current across all three outputs at 5 V. One iPhone 14 on the coiled cable draws up to 2.4 A; adding two more devices on the USB-A ports splits the remaining 2.4 A between them.
Each USB-A port is limited to 5 V output. The pair shares the charger's 4.8 A ceiling, so two phones on those ports split whatever current remains after the lightning cable takes its portion.
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