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Compact black car charger with two USB-C ports, one USB-A port, and a blue LED ring light

Leelbox

Leelbox 200W USB C Car Charger Dual PD 100W 3-Port

SKU CH-ANXB-T8YYY

Charges three devices at once with dual 100 W USB-C ports and a 60 W USB-A port supporting PD 3.0, QC 4.0 and PPS

  • TypeAutomobile Chargers
  • Charge three devices at once with 200 W total output
  • Dual USB-C ports each deliver up to 100 W PD power
  • USB-A port provides 60 W for legacy devices
  • Ice-blue LED ring simplifies night-time connection
  • Multiple safety protections guard against over-current and over-temperature

Dual 100W USB-C ports for laptops and phones

This 200W car charger delivers up to 100W from each of its two USB-C ports, letting you fast-charge a MacBook or Steam Deck alongside an iPhone 15 or Galaxy S23. A third USB-A port adds 60W for legacy devices. It fits 12V-24V vehicles and carries UL, CE, FCC and RoHS certificates.

Total output capped at 200W across three ports

When all ports are active the charger shares its 200W maximum, so two 100W laptops cannot both draw full power at once. The USB-A port is limited to 60W and does not support the higher-voltage profiles available on the USB-C connectors. Cable quality and device negotiation also affect real-world speeds.

Replaces single-port adapters

The jump is worth it if you regularly charge a laptop plus a phone or tablet on the road. It is not for buyers who only need to top up one phone, or for setups that require more than three simultaneous connections.

Highlights

  • Charge three devices at once with 200 W total output
  • Dual USB-C ports each deliver up to 100 W PD power
  • USB-A port provides 60 W for legacy devices
  • Ice-blue LED ring simplifies night-time connection
  • Multiple safety protections guard against over-current and over-temperature

Specifications

TypeAutomobile Chargers

Questions about this item

Should I pick the USB-C ports or the USB-A port for my laptop?

Use either USB-C port for up to 100 W laptop charging; the USB-A port tops out at 60 W.

Will the 200 W rating charge my MacBook at full speed?

Each USB-C port delivers 100 W, so a single MacBook can draw its maximum supported rate from one port.

What do PD 3.0 and QC 4.0 actually limit in the car?

They cap each USB-C port at 100 W and the USB-A port at 60 W, with total output not exceeding 200 W.

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