MOSWAG Dual Port Car Charger USB-C USB-A QC3.0 Mini
Dual-port car charger delivers up to 18W via USB-A and 7.5W via USB-C with QC3.0 fast charging in a compact all-metal design
- Charges two devices at once with dual USB-C and USB-A ports
- Delivers up to 18W on USB-A for rapid phone top-ups
- Provides up to 7.5W on USB-C for steady device charging
- Fits flush in the socket with a thumb-sized all-metal body
- Works from 12V to 24V input in cars and larger vehicles
Dual-Port Car Charger for Daily Driving
This MOSWAG adapter adds two USB ports to any 12V-24V cigarette lighter socket. A USB-A port delivers up to 18W through QC3.0 and a USB-C port supplies up to 7.5W. The all-metal, thumb-sized body sits almost flush with the outlet for a tidy dashboard. It powers phones, tablets and accessories simultaneously while you drive.
Suits Drivers Needing Two Ports in a Tiny Form
Commuters who want fast USB-A charging plus a basic USB-C connection without a bulky adapter will like the hidden design. Buyers whose devices require higher USB-C wattage or Power Delivery support should look at a larger charger. The unit is not intended for dash-cam power. Anyone needing more than two simultaneous connections will need a different solution.
18W USB-A QC3.0 Output Decides Fit
The USB-A port reaches 5V-3A, 9V-2.2A and 12V-1.5A under the QC3.0 protocol, while USB-C is limited to 5V-3A. Combined output stays at 5V-3A total. Check whether your phone or tablet accepts those exact voltage and current steps; if it needs higher USB-C power or a different fast-charge standard this charger will not provide it.
Highlights
- Charges two devices at once with dual USB-C and USB-A ports
- Delivers up to 18W on USB-A for rapid phone top-ups
- Provides up to 7.5W on USB-C for steady device charging
- Fits flush in the socket with a thumb-sized all-metal body
- Works from 12V to 24V input in cars and larger vehicles
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 7.5 W USB-C rating mean when I plug in my phone?
The USB-C port delivers up to 5 V at 3 A, so most phones will charge at standard 5 V speed rather than the higher voltages used by Quick Charge.
How does the QC3.0 label affect the USB-A port in my 12 V car?
The USB-A port can negotiate 5 V/3 A, 9 V/2.2 A or 12 V/1.5 A, letting QC3.0-compatible devices draw up to 18 W.
Will the all-metal mini body sit flush in a deep dashboard socket?
Its thumb-sized, hidden design barely protrudes from the outlet, fitting most cigarette-lighter sockets without blocking adjacent controls.
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