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No Sew Car Charger USB C 3 Port 67W Dual USB-C USB-A
A 67W car charger with two USB-C and one USB-A port fast-charges phones to 60% in 35 minutes
- 67W total output charges three devices at once
- Two USB-C ports deliver up to 37W PD each
- USB-A port supplies up to 30W QC 3.0
- Intelligent chip guards against over-current, over-voltage, over-heating and short-circuit
- All-metal housing dissipates heat and resists shocks
3-Port 67W Car Charger for USB-C and USB-A Devices
This charger plugs into a 12V-24V cigarette lighter socket and delivers up to 67W total power across two USB-C ports and one USB-A port. It supports PD 37W maximum on USB-C and QC 30W maximum on USB-A for simultaneous fast charging. The all-metal housing aids heat dissipation during high-load use. It suits drivers who need to charge phones, tablets and a laptop on the road.
Installation and Common Issues
Insert the adapter firmly until it clicks into the socket; a loose fit can cause intermittent charging or overheating. The intelligent chip manages over-current, over-voltage, over-heating and short-circuit protection automatically. Charging stops when a device reaches full capacity. The only frequent problem is reduced output if the vehicle socket supplies less than the rated voltage or if all three ports are heavily loaded at once.
Practical Limits of the 12V-24V Socket
The charger draws from the vehicle's 12V-24V system, so maximum output depends on the socket's fuse rating and wiring quality. PD 37W on a single USB-C port can fast charge a MacBook Air or iPad, but sustained high power may trip a weak fuse. With three devices connected the 67W total is shared, so each port receives less than its individual maximum. It cannot supply more than the vehicle circuit allows.
Highlights
- 67W total output charges three devices at once
- Two USB-C ports deliver up to 37W PD each
- USB-A port supplies up to 30W QC 3.0
- Intelligent chip guards against over-current, over-voltage, over-heating and short-circuit
- All-metal housing dissipates heat and resists shocks
Specifications
| Brand | KENHAO |
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Questions about this item
How can I confirm the 67W car charger is delivering the full 37W PD and 30W QC output after I plug it in?
Your device should show rapid charging and reach 60% in 35 minutes; the intelligent chip stops power when the battery is full.
What comes in the box and do I need to buy any cables separately?
The package includes the 3-port 67W adapter with two USB-C and one USB-A port; cables for your devices are not included.
Should I choose the 67W model or a lower-wattage version for a MacBook Air and iPhone 15?
The 67W unit provides 37W PD for MacBook Air and fast charge for iPhone 15, covering both in one adapter.
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