Leelbox
Leelbox 48W Car Charger Kit with 20W Wall Charger and 2×3.3 ft USB-C Cables
A 48 W car charger with dual ports and a 20 W wall charger plus two 3.3 ft USB-C cables
- TypeAutomobile Chargers
- Charges Pixel from dead to 50% in 30 minutes with PD 3.0
- Dual car ports deliver 48W total for two devices at once
- 20W wall block and car adapter both include over-heat and over-current safeguards
- Two 3.3 ft USB-C cables included for flexible placement
- Works with Pixel 10 Pro XL down to Pixel 2 plus iPhone 16 to 12 and Galaxy S26 to S8
Fast charging kit for mobile devices
This set combines a 48W car cigarette lighter adapter with a 20W wall charger and two 3.3 ft USB-C cables. It targets drivers and commuters who need to power phones and tablets quickly while on the road or at a desk. The dual-port car adapter lets two devices charge at once during a journey.
48W PD&QC 3.0 car adapter output
The car charger delivers up to 48W through its USB-C port using PD 3.0 technology and adds a QC 3.0 port rated at 15W for a second device. This combined output decides whether the kit can fast charge your specific phone model at its maximum supported speed. The wall unit provides 20W PD charging separately.
Two 3.3 ft USB-C cables included
Bundled cables remove the need to purchase separate cords for USB-C devices. Their 3.3 ft length suits typical in-car and desktop reach. Both chargers carry UL safety certifications and integrate over-heating, over-voltage, over-current and short-circuit protections.
Highlights
- Charges Pixel from dead to 50% in 30 minutes with PD 3.0
- Dual car ports deliver 48W total for two devices at once
- 20W wall block and car adapter both include over-heat and over-current safeguards
- Two 3.3 ft USB-C cables included for flexible placement
- Works with Pixel 10 Pro XL down to Pixel 2 plus iPhone 16 to 12 and Galaxy S26 to S8
Specifications
| Type | Automobile Chargers |
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Questions about this item
What does the 48 W rating on the car charger mean for real charging speed?
The 48 W car charger splits power across its two ports; the USB-C port delivers up to 30 W PD 3.0 fast charging while the USB-A QC 3.0 port supplies up to 15 W simultaneously.
How does the PD 3.0 standard limit what the wall charger can actually deliver?
The 20 W wall charger uses USB Power Delivery 3.0 over its USB-C port, capping output at 20 W for compatible phones and tablets.
What physical space does the car charger need in a vehicle?
The car charger plugs into a standard 12 V cigarette lighter socket and sits flush with the panel; the kit includes two 3.3 ft USB-C to USB-C cables for device connections.
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