Boxeroo 5 Pack 90W USB-C Car Charger 4-in-1 Dual USB-C USB-A
Five 90W car chargers with dual USB-C and dual USB-A ports charge phones, tablets and accessories from 12V or 24V sockets
- Charges iPhone 17 to 80% in 30 minutes with 45W USB-C power
- Powers four devices simultaneously through dual USB-C and dual USB-A ports
- Delivers 90W total output across all ports for phones, tablets and accessories
- Works in any 12V or 24V vehicle socket from cars to trucks
- Supports iPhone 10 through 17, Samsung Galaxy S20 through S25, iPad, Pixel and Android devices
Five-pack 90 W car charger set
This five-pack supplies five identical 90 W cigarette-lighter adapters, each fitted with two USB-C and two USB-A ports. They are aimed at families, fleet drivers or anyone who wants a fast charger in every vehicle without buying single units repeatedly.
Check your vehicle socket and cables
Verify that each vehicle provides a standard 12 V or 24 V accessory socket. Confirm that your devices charge via USB-C or USB-A and that you have cables rated for the current you intend to draw. The adapters deliver up to 45 W per USB-C port and 18 W per USB-A port when used independently.
Replaces single-port or lower-power adapters
The jump is worth it when you currently carry one low-output charger and need simultaneous charging for phones, tablets and accessories on every trip. It is not for buyers who require more than four ports per socket or who need a single charger exceeding 90 W total output.
Highlights
- Charges iPhone 17 to 80% in 30 minutes with 45W USB-C power
- Powers four devices simultaneously through dual USB-C and dual USB-A ports
- Delivers 90W total output across all ports for phones, tablets and accessories
- Works in any 12V or 24V vehicle socket from cars to trucks
- Supports iPhone 10 through 17, Samsung Galaxy S20 through S25, iPad, Pixel and Android devices
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What comes in the 5-pack and do I need any extra cables?
You receive five identical 90W car chargers, each with two USB-C and two USB-A ports built in; cables for your devices are not included.
All five units look the same — is there any difference in output I should consider?
Every unit delivers the same maximums: 45W per USB-C port, 18W per USB-A port, 90W total shared across the four ports.
The box says 90W — what does that actually give me when I plug in an iPhone 17 and a Galaxy S25 together?
Each phone can draw up to 45W from its own USB-C port, so both can reach around 80% charge in roughly 30 minutes while sharing the adapter.
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