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No Sew Super Fast Type C Car Charger 3 Port 36W PD 30W QC
A three-port car charger delivering 36 W PD and 30 W QC to power phones, tablets and laptops on the road
- Charges three devices at once with dual PD 36W and QC 30W ports
- Reaches 70% for iPhone 16/17 series in 30 minutes
- Hits 80% for Samsung Galaxy S25/S26 series in 30 minutes
- Built-in protection stops charging when battery is full
- Works in cars and trucks with DC 12-24V input
3-Port 36W PD Car Charger
This new HOOTEK charger plugs into any 12-24 V cigarette-lighter socket and delivers up to 36 W from each USB-C port and 30 W from the USB-A QC 3.0 port. Three devices can charge at once, making it practical for phones, tablets and laptops on family trips. A blue LED shows power status. Compact dimensions let it sit flush in the outlet.
Who this suits and who it does not
Drivers who need simultaneous fast charging for multiple USB-C and USB-A devices will benefit. Buyers whose vehicles only provide a 12 V supply will not reach the peak 36 W single-port rating, which requires 24 V input. The charger lacks wireless charging and fixed cables, so users wanting those features should consider other options.
Key specification: 36 W PD per USB-C port
Each USB-C port supports PD profiles of 5 V 3 A, 9 V 3 A and 12 V 3 A, plus PPS ranges of 3.3-11 V 3 A and 3.3-16 V 2 A. The USB-A port offers QC 3.0 steps of 3.6-6.5 V 3 A, 6.5-9 V 2.5 A and 9-12 V 2.5 A. Match these voltages to your device requirements before purchase.
Highlights
- Charges three devices at once with dual PD 36W and QC 30W ports
- Reaches 70% for iPhone 16/17 series in 30 minutes
- Hits 80% for Samsung Galaxy S25/S26 series in 30 minutes
- Built-in protection stops charging when battery is full
- Works in cars and trucks with DC 12-24V input
Specifications
| Brand | HOOTEK |
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Questions about this item
Which port should I use for the fastest charge on a USB-C phone?
Use either USB-C port — each supports PD up to 36 W with profiles of 5 V/3 A, 9 V/3 A and 12 V/3 A, plus PPS from 3.3–11 V at 3 A and 3.3–16 V at 2 A.
What does the 36 W PD rating mean for my iPhone 16 Pro in the car?
The charger can deliver up to 36 W over USB-C; the supplier states it can reach roughly 70 % charge on iPhone 16 series in 30 minutes when the vehicle supplies 24 V.
Does the USB-A port support Quick Charge 3.0 and what voltage steps does it offer?
Yes — the USB-A port is QC 3.0 rated at 30 W max and steps through 3.6–6.5 V at 3 A, 6.5–9 V at 2.5 A and 9–12 V at 2.5 A.
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