Brainwavz
Brainwavz Starlight Retractable 66W USB C Car Charger 4-in-1 (Black)
A 66W car charger with retractable USB-C and Lightning cables, dual USB ports supporting PD and QC 3.0, and ambient LED lighting
- TypeUSB to DisplayPort Adapters
- Fast charge two devices simultaneously with 66W max output
- Retractable Type-C and Lightning cables eliminate tangled wires
- Ambient starlight LED makes the charger easy to find at night
- Compatible with iPhone 11 through 16 and USB-C Android devices
- Built-in chip protects against overheating overvoltage and short-circuit
Retractable 66W Car Charger
The Brainwavz Starlight is a compact 4-in-1 car charger that delivers up to 66W through dual USB-C PD and USB-A QC 3.0 ports. Built-in retractable Type-C and Lightning cables eliminate tangled wires for drivers and passengers who need reliable power on the road.
Upgrade From Single-Port Chargers
Replaces older single-port adapters that cannot fast-charge two modern phones at once. The jump is worth it when you regularly charge a phone and a tablet together or need the 66W combined output for newer devices that support higher wattage.
Dual-Device Capacity And Limits
Comfortably handles simultaneous charging for iPhone 16, 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, Pixel phones and iPad models via USB-C and Lightning. It runs out when a third device needs power or when a laptop demands more than the 66W total budget shared across both ports.
Highlights
- Fast charge two devices simultaneously with 66W max output
- Retractable Type-C and Lightning cables eliminate tangled wires
- Ambient starlight LED makes the charger easy to find at night
- Compatible with iPhone 11 through 16 and USB-C Android devices
- Built-in chip protects against overheating overvoltage and short-circuit
Specifications
| Type | USB to DisplayPort Adapters |
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Questions about this item
Does this charger plug directly into a standard 12 V car socket?
Yes, it fits a standard 12 V accessory socket and draws power from the vehicle's electrical system.
What is the correct way to extend the built-in cables so they retract properly later?
Pull both Type-C and Lightning cables out until you feel a click; to retract, give each cable a short tug and let the spring mechanism wind it back.
How often should the retractable cables be inspected for wear?
Check the cables every few months for fraying or sticky retraction; replace the unit if the spring no longer rewinds smoothly.
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