Product details
120W USB-C Car Charger – 3-Port Fast Charging for Multiple Devices (PD & QC 3.0)
Plan three charging connections with two USB-C PD ports and one QC3.0 port. This PC+ABS car charger lists 120W total output and up to 100W from one USB-C port, with the actual shared-power profiles to confirm for your devices.
- 3: 2 USB-C PD; 1 QC3.0
- 120W stated
- Up to 100W stated
Assign each cable before expecting the shared output
A phone, passenger tablet and compatible laptop can have different charging requirements. Three ports give this charger several connection roles, while the total-output figure sets the stated combined power context. Compare each device’s supported profile and the actual power-sharing table before arranging the cables, especially when a higher-power device is part of the setup.
Three connection roles
Two USB-C PD ports and one QC3.0 port provide different charging routes from the same accessory. Assign each compatible device to its supported connection and cable, keeping the combined output limit in the plan when more than one port is used.
A higher-power USB-C option
One USB-C port is described at up to 100W, providing a figure to compare with a compatible laptop or other device. Actual negotiated voltage, cable capability and simultaneous-use limits determine the available charging power.
A compact material format
The PC+ABS body provides the stated construction for the compact vehicle charger. Compare its actual dimensions and socket fit with the available space, then route the three potential leads clear of controls rather than assuming compactness removes every clearance issue.
Specifications
- Ports
- 3: 2 USB-C PD; 1 QC3.0
- Total output
- 120W stated
- Primary USB-C figure
- Up to 100W stated
- Additional output wording
- 20W or 18W described; exact per-port and simultaneous-sharing table not supplied
- Material
- PC+ABS
- Input rating
- Not supplied
- Device roles
- Compatible USB-C/Quick Charge phones, tablets and laptops; actual charging profiles govern
Choose your setup
Confirm the vehicle input rating, each port’s voltage/current profile and simultaneous power sharing. Do not add 100W, 20W and 18W as independently available outputs beyond the stated 120W total. Use a cable rated for the selected profile and keep wiring clear of controls; device compatibility must be checked individually.
Questions, answered
Are all three maximum figures available at once?
That is not established. The listing states 120W total but does not provide the exact power-sharing table.
Will it charge every USB-C laptop?
No universal laptop fit is established. Compare the actual PD profile and cable with your laptop’s requirements.