Review on 🔌 63W Car Charger with USB-C PD2 (45W) and USB-A QC3 (18W) for MacBook, Google Pixel, iPad, iPhone, Android, Nintendo Switch, and More by Justin Newport

Packaging and hardware (5/5) The 63W car charger comes in a simple and neat packaging. The box includes a car charger that is approximately 2.75 inches long and 1.25 inches wide. It's very compact, with good build quality and a black design with chrome trim. The charger has 2 ports that are well spaced and flush with the surface so I had no trouble connecting it to either port including plugging it in at the same time. Use and test (4/5) Car charger It pulls out easily even if you pull the cord a little. It rotates in the connector when plugged in (like most car chargers) without losing connection, allowing for a bit of plug-in flexibility. When plugged in, the blue light on the outer edge of the chargers indicates that they are ready to use. This light isn't too bright, but it's noticeable enough that you can easily see it. It looks brighter in darker conditions, but still not too annoying. The car charger can charge any device that can be connected to the USB-A port. So it can charge iPhone, iPad, Android phones, Android tablets with USB port up to 18W power with the best performance your device can support. The exact value of the output voltage/current is given in the product description. As for the USB-C port, the car charger can output 45W with Macbook (15V/3A) and Windows laptop voltage support (20V/2.5A). I was able to charge my laptop (XPS 13 9350) which requires 45W to charge without any problems. I connected my Google Pixel phone and it charged quickly via the USB-A and USB-C ports. I was able to charge my laptop and phone (also fast) at the same time so the product looks as advertised. Overall (4/5) A well designed car charger that works as advertised and allows you to charge two devices at the same time. including your laptop if it supports USB-C charging.