Hamzan
Hamzan 300W USB C Car Charger 6 Ports 4 USB C 2 USB A
Charges six devices at once with four USB-C ports up to 140 W and two USB-A ports at 60 W
- TypeAutomobile Chargers
- Charges six devices at once with 300W total output
- 140W PD 3.1 port powers MacBook Pro 16 to 80% in 30 minutes
- 45W PPS charges Galaxy S24 Ultra at full speed
- 60W QC 3.0 on each USB-A port for legacy devices
- Soft blue ambient light aids night-time port location
Six-Port Car Charger for Laptops and Phones
This Hamzan adapter plugs into a vehicle power socket and supplies up to 300 W across four USB-C and two USB-A ports. It targets drivers who need to run a laptop, phone and tablet at the same time on long journeys.
Suits Multi-Device Users; Not for Single-Port Needs
The six-port layout suits families or professionals charging several gadgets at once. Buyers who only need one fast port for a phone will find the extra ports unnecessary and should look at a simpler charger.
140 W PD 3.1 Port Decides Laptop Fit
The USB-C2 port delivers 140 W under PD 3.1, enough for large laptops such as a 16-inch MacBook Pro. If your laptop requires more than 140 W, this charger cannot meet its demand.
Highlights
- Charges six devices at once with 300W total output
- 140W PD 3.1 port powers MacBook Pro 16 to 80% in 30 minutes
- 45W PPS charges Galaxy S24 Ultra at full speed
- 60W QC 3.0 on each USB-A port for legacy devices
- Soft blue ambient light aids night-time port location
Specifications
| Type | Automobile Chargers |
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Questions about this item
Does the 140 W USB-C2 port throttle under sustained load?
The charger is rated for 300 W total output; the USB-C2 port can deliver 140 W continuously as long as the combined draw stays within that limit.
How hot or loud does the unit get when all six ports run for hours?
The description mentions a soft blue ambient LED and smart IC temperature control but gives no noise or surface-temperature figures.
What cable do I need to reach 140 W on the USB-C2 port?
A USB-C cable rated for at least 140 W (5 A) with PD 3.1 support is required; standard 60 W cables will limit the charge rate.
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