Product details
30W Mini Car Charger with Quick Charge 4.0 and Type-C Compatibility
Plan two charging connections through a compact USB-A and Type-C car charger. This model lists 30W maximum output, Quick Charge 4.0/3.0, PD 3.0 and Adaptive Fast Charge support for a compatible 12–24V vehicle supply.
- USB-A and Type-C
- 30W stated; exact shared profiles not supplied
- Quick Charge 4.0 / 3.0; PD 3.0; Adaptive Fast Charge
A small charger with several protocol references
Different phones negotiate charging differently, so the supported protocol matters alongside the port shape. This mini charger provides USB-A and Type-C connections with several named charging standards to compare. Use the small handle when removing the compatible socket accessory, and check the actual power-sharing profiles before planning two devices at once.
Two connector types in one accessory
USB-A and Type-C provide separate cable routes from the same compact charger. Match each device and cable to the actual port profile rather than expecting both positions to provide the listed maximum output independently.
Several charging standards to compare
Quick Charge 4.0 and 3.0, PD 3.0 and Adaptive Fast Charge are named support references. They give you protocols to check against your device, with negotiated power dependent on the complete compatible setup.
A handle for removal
The small handle gives the miniature body a grasping feature when removing it from a compatible socket. Check socket fit and accessible clearance before arranging cables so the compact charger remains usable in the actual cabin.
Specifications
- Ports
- USB-A and Type-C
- Maximum output
- 30W stated; exact shared profiles not supplied
- Protocols
- Quick Charge 4.0 / 3.0; PD 3.0; Adaptive Fast Charge
- Vehicle range
- 12–24V stated
- Removal feature
- Small handle
- Contact design
- Double-sided anti-slip spring-contact wording
- Protection wording
- Overvoltage, overcurrent and short-circuit functions stated; test details not supplied
Choose your setup
Confirm the actual vehicle input, per-port profiles, power sharing and cable rating. Keep cable routing clear of controls and follow the charger’s operating limits. Supported protocol names do not establish maximum charging speed for every device or guaranteed retention in every socket.
Questions, answered
Can both devices receive 30W at once?
That is not established. The source lists 30W maximum without a simultaneous per-port output table.
What vehicle voltage range is stated?
12–24V is the described input range; check the actual socket and equipment instructions.
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