SONRU 120W 4-Port Car Charger 2×USB-C 60W 2×USB-A 30W
Four-port car charger delivers 120 W total power through two USB-C ports at up to 60 W each and two USB-A ports at up to 30 W each
- Charges iPhone 14 to 80% in 30 minutes
- Powers four devices at once with 120W total output
- USB-C ports deliver up to 60W each
- USB-A ports provide up to 30W each
- Secure metal contact prevents accidental ejection
120W 4-Port Car Charger
The SONRU 120W car charger delivers up to 60W per USB-C port and 30W per USB-A port from a 12V or 24V vehicle socket. It charges an iPhone 14 from 0 to 80 percent in 30 minutes and most Android phones from 0 to 70 percent in 35 minutes. Four ports let driver and passengers power phones, tablets and other USB gear at the same time.
Fireproof ABS+PC build with secure lighter fit
The housing combines fireproof PC material and ABS for safe operation while driving. A solid metal negative pole and a buckle design keep the plug firmly seated in the cigarette lighter, preventing accidental ejection on rough roads. A subtle blue LED makes the ports easy to locate in the dark without distracting the driver.
Replaces single-port or lower-wattage adapters
This unit supersedes older single-port chargers that cannot fast-charge modern phones or tablets, and it removes the need for multiple adapters when travelling with a family. The upgrade is worthwhile when you regularly charge two or more devices at once, or when you need 60W USB-C Power Delivery for a laptop or iPad Air on the road.
Highlights
- Charges iPhone 14 to 80% in 30 minutes
- Powers four devices at once with 120W total output
- USB-C ports deliver up to 60W each
- USB-A ports provide up to 30W each
- Secure metal contact prevents accidental ejection
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What is the maximum power a single USB-C port can deliver and which protocols does it support?
Each USB-C port can supply up to 60 W and supports PPS, PD3.0, QC3.0, AFC and FCP fast-charging protocols.
What voltage range does the charger accept from the vehicle socket?
The unit accepts DC 12–24 V input from the cigarette lighter socket.
How do you enable the 15 V and 20 V output levels on the USB-C ports?
Use a 24 V vehicle socket; the higher voltage profiles are only available with 24 V input.
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