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lelisten 4 in 1 USB C Car Charger 168W 12V/24V PD 30W 3 Ports
Charges three devices at once with a 30 W USB-C PD port and dual USB-A outputs, plus a 120 W cigarette-lighter socket for 12 V or 24 V accessories
- TypeAutomobile Charger
- Fast charge compatible phones up to 60% in 30 minutes with PD 30W output
- Charge three devices at once via USB-C PD and dual USB-A ports
- Keep the original cigarette lighter socket free for 12V/24V accessories up to 120W
- Works in 12V and 24V vehicles for cars and trucks
- Total 168W combined output across all ports and the splitter socket
4-in-1 168W Car Charger
The lelisten adapter plugs into a 12V or 24V cigarette-lighter socket and splits it into one 30W USB-C PD 3.0 port and two USB-A ports that share 3.4A. It powers phones, tablets and 12V accessories such as GPS units or a dash-cam from a single outlet.
30W PD plus dual USB-A
The USB-C port delivers up to 30W and can bring a compatible iPhone 16, 15 or 14 series handset to roughly 60% in 30 minutes. The two USB-A ports combine for 5V/3.4A total, so three devices charge together but the USB-C port is the only one offering PD fast charging.
120W accessory socket
The built-in cigarette-lighter passthrough supplies up to 120W for 12V gear such as a car vacuum or recorder. It draws from the vehicle’s own fuse, so total load across all ports must stay within the car socket’s rating. No active cooling is fitted; the housing warms under sustained maximum output.
Highlights
- Fast charge compatible phones up to 60% in 30 minutes with PD 30W output
- Charge three devices at once via USB-C PD and dual USB-A ports
- Keep the original cigarette lighter socket free for 12V/24V accessories up to 120W
- Works in 12V and 24V vehicles for cars and trucks
- Total 168W combined output across all ports and the splitter socket
Specifications
| Type | Automobile Charger |
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Questions about this item
Will the 168 W splitter run a 120 W GPS recorder and still fast-charge my iPhone 15 through the 30 W PD port?
Yes — the cigarette-lighter socket delivers up to 120 W for accessories while the USB-C PD port supplies up to 30 W, so both can operate at the same time.
How do I confirm the charger is delivering 30 W PD to my iPhone 16 Pro Max after plugging it in?
The phone will show the fast-charge indicator and reach roughly 60 % in 30 minutes when the PD 3.0 port is working at its 30 W maximum.
Does the package include a USB-C to Lightning cable for my iPhone 14, or do I need to buy one separately?
Only the charger unit is supplied; a USB-C to Lightning cable for the iPhone 14 must be purchased separately.
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