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Leelbox 120W 4-Port USB-C Car Charger PD 60W PPS 60W QC 3.0
Four-port car charger delivers up to 120W total with dual USB-C ports at 60W PD and PPS plus dual USB-A at 30W QC 3.0 for simultaneous laptop and phone charging
- TypeAutomobile Chargers
- Charges four devices at once with 120W total output
- Powers laptops via dual USB-C ports delivering up to 60W each
- Fast-charges phones using PPS up to 60W for Samsung models
- Quick-charges iPhones with PD up to 60W reaching 90% in 30 minutes
- Finds ports easily in darkness thanks to built-in LED illumination
120W 4-Port Car Charger
This 120W car charger plugs into a 12V cigarette lighter socket and provides four ports for simultaneous charging. It suits drivers and passengers who need to power phones, tablets or a laptop while on the road. The compact adapter fits most vehicle interiors without obstructing adjacent controls.
PD 60W and PPS 60W Headroom
Each USB-C port delivers up to 60W through PD or PPS, enough to fast-charge compatible phones from 0% to around 90% or 95% in roughly 30 minutes. A laptop can also reach a full charge in a short time at the same 60W ceiling. The two USB-A ports share a 30W QC 3.0 limit, so total output drops when all four ports are loaded.
LED Port Lighting
An integrated LED inside each port illuminates the sockets in darkness, making it easier to plug cables in without distracting the driver. The black and grey finish matches typical car interiors. No extra cables or software are bundled, so users must supply their own USB-C or USB-A leads.
Highlights
- Charges four devices at once with 120W total output
- Powers laptops via dual USB-C ports delivering up to 60W each
- Fast-charges phones using PPS up to 60W for Samsung models
- Quick-charges iPhones with PD up to 60W reaching 90% in 30 minutes
- Finds ports easily in darkness thanks to built-in LED illumination
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 120W 4-port charger share power with my older 12V cigarette-lighter socket without blowing the fuse?
The unit draws from a standard 12V socket and internally manages up to 120W across four ports; each port negotiates only what the connected device accepts, so legacy 5V-only gear simply receives 5V while newer devices pull higher voltages.
How can I confirm the dual USB-C ports are delivering the advertised 60W PD or PPS rates after I plug in?
When a compatible device negotiates 20V at 3A the charger enables its maximum 60W output; most phones and laptops then show "super fast charging" or "60W" in their battery settings, and the port LEDs stay solid rather than flashing.
Does the package include any cables, or do I need to buy USB-C to USB-C and USB-C to Lightning leads separately?
Only the charger body is supplied; you must provide your own cables — USB-C to USB-C for the two 60W PD/PPS ports and USB-A to Lightning or USB-C for the two 30W QC 3.0 ports.
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