OtterBox
OtterBox 78-80898 60W Dual USB-C Car Charger Black
Delivers 60 W to a single device or 30 W each to two USB-C devices from a rugged car charger
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- Delivers up to 60 W total power for fast charging
- Splits output to 30 W per port when two devices connect
- Dual USB-C ports charge phones and tablets simultaneously
- Rugged rigid-plastic construction withstands daily in-car use
- Compact black design fits flush in a cigarette-lighter socket
Dual USB-C car charger for fast charging on the go
This OtterBox car charger plugs into a cigarette-lighter socket and provides two USB-C ports. It is suited to drivers and passengers who need to charge phones, tablets or other USB-C devices quickly while travelling.
Check your vehicle socket and device requirements
Verify that your car has a standard cigarette-lighter power outlet. Confirm that each device you plan to charge uses USB-C and supports fast charging to benefit from the available output.
Replaces single-port or lower-wattage car chargers
The unit delivers 60 W to a single device or splits 30 W per port when two are connected. The upgrade is worthwhile when you regularly charge two devices at once or need higher wattage for larger devices.
Highlights
- Delivers up to 60 W total power for fast charging
- Splits output to 30 W per port when two devices connect
- Dual USB-C ports charge phones and tablets simultaneously
- Rugged rigid-plastic construction withstands daily in-car use
- Compact black design fits flush in a cigarette-lighter socket
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What comes in the box with the 78-80898 car charger and is a cable included?
The package contains the dual USB-C car charger unit only; a compatible USB-C cable must be purchased separately to connect your devices.
Should I choose the single-port 60 W mode or the dual-port 30 W + 30 W mode for my setup?
Use the single-port 60 W output when fast-charging one laptop or tablet alone; switch to the dual 30 W split when two phones or accessories need power at the same time.
What does the 60 W combined rating mean for real-world charging in my vehicle?
It means one USB-C device can draw the full 60 W for rapid charging, while two devices share the total as 30 W each, automatically managed by the charger's smart power circuitry.
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