KENHAO 67W 3-Port USB C Car Charger Dual USB-C USB-A
A 67W car charger with two USB-C and one USB-A port fast-charges phones to 60% in 35 minutes and powers a MacBook Air
- 67W total output fast-charges phones, tablets and laptops from a single cigarette-lighter socket
- Dual USB-C plus USB-A ports charge three devices at once
- 37W USB-C and 30W USB-A outputs take compatible phones from 0 to 60 percent in 35 minutes
- Intelligent chip guards against over-current, over-voltage, over-heating and short-circuit
- All-metal housing dissipates heat and resists shocks across 12V-24V vehicles
Three-Port 67W Car Charger
The KENHAO 67W car charger delivers up to 67 watts across three ports from a 12V-24V vehicle socket. It suits drivers who need to power a laptop, phone and tablet on the road. Buyers who need more than three simultaneous connections cannot use this adapter.
37W USB-C Power Delivery
The first USB-C port provides up to 37W PD output, the single spec that decides if your laptop or tablet will charge at full speed. The second USB-C port and the USB-A port share the remaining budget with QC 30W maximum. Devices that demand more than 37W on one port will not reach peak rate.
Metal Housing Heat Management
An all-metal body spreads heat during sustained multi-port loads so the charger maintains output without throttling. Intelligent chip protection stops charging automatically when batteries reach 60 percent or when temperature, voltage or current exceed safe limits.
Highlights
- 67W total output fast-charges phones, tablets and laptops from a single cigarette-lighter socket
- Dual USB-C plus USB-A ports charge three devices at once
- 37W USB-C and 30W USB-A outputs take compatible phones from 0 to 60 percent in 35 minutes
- Intelligent chip guards against over-current, over-voltage, over-heating and short-circuit
- All-metal housing dissipates heat and resists shocks across 12V-24V vehicles
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 67 W total rating mean when I plug in three devices at once?
The 67 W is the combined ceiling; the charger splits current across the two USB-C ports and the USB-A port so the sum never exceeds that figure.
How do the PD 37 W and QC 30 W limits affect which port I should use for my laptop?
Use a USB-C port for laptops needing up to 37 W; the USB-A port tops out at 30 W under QC and is better suited for phones and accessories.
Will this charger fit flush in a standard 12 V cigarette-lighter socket without blocking adjacent controls?
The all-metal body is designed to sit in any 12 V-24 V vehicle socket; its compact form factor keeps neighbouring buttons and storage accessible.
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