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A 67W car adapter with two USB-C ports and one USB-A port delivers up to 37W and 30W simultaneously
- TypeCharger Kit
- 67W total output charges phones, tablets and laptops from one socket
- Dual USB-C plus USB-A ports power three devices at once
- PD 37W and QC 30W deliver rapid charging for compatible handsets
- Intelligent chip guards against over-current, over-voltage, over-heating and short-circuit
- Fireproof ABS+PC shell stops charging automatically when battery is full
67W 3-Port Car Charger
This 67W car charger delivers power through two USB-C ports and one USB-A port from a single cigarette-lighter socket. It suits drivers who need to charge a laptop, phone and tablet at the same time on long trips.
Practical limits of PD and QC
The USB-C ports support up to 37W Power Delivery while the USB-A port provides up to 30W Quick Charge, so total output stays within 67W when all three ports are used. A phone can reach 88% in 35 minutes, yet a larger laptop will charge more slowly than its dedicated adapter.
Plug-in installation and common issues
Installation is a simple push into the 12V socket with no tools required. The ABS and PC fireproof shell resists heat, but the charger can become warm during sustained multi-device loads and may not fit deeply recessed sockets in some vehicles.
Highlights
- 67W total output charges phones, tablets and laptops from one socket
- Dual USB-C plus USB-A ports power three devices at once
- PD 37W and QC 30W deliver rapid charging for compatible handsets
- Intelligent chip guards against over-current, over-voltage, over-heating and short-circuit
- Fireproof ABS+PC shell stops charging automatically when battery is full
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the USB-C or USB-A port for the highest wattage?
Use a USB-C port for up to 37W PD charging; the USB-A port tops out at 30W QC.
What does the 67W total mean when I plug in my phone and tablet together?
The 67W is the combined ceiling; one USB-C can deliver 37W while the USB-A supplies 30W at the same time.
Which fast-charge standard does each port actually use?
Both USB-C ports run PD up to 37W; the single USB-A port runs QC up to 30W.
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