Review on 🚗 20W Fast Charging USB C Car Charger for iPhone 13, with Coiled USB-C to Lightning Cable [MFi Certified, 6ft], Extra 18W USB Port [PD20W QC3.0], for iPhone 12/11/X/iPad by Omar Svagera

My roommate and I have both iPhones and Android phones. I have a new iPhone 12, so I know how fast the USB-C to Lightning cable can charge my iPhone compared to the old USB cable. And my roommate has been using the USB-C port for a long time. I didn't have the second part of the fast charging cable from the original Apple cable that came with my iPhone 12. I particularly like this one because it supports fast charging in my car. It also supports Power Delivery (PD) and Quick Charge 3 (QC 3.0). When my roommate and I go outside, we can both quickly charge our phones. Charging Speed: USB-C to Lightning cable is required for fast charging iPhone 8 and newer iPhones with 20W/18W AC adapter. With this car charger (using the USB-C to Lightning cable and the 20W port on the car charger) I can charge it up to 60% in 30 minutes. My roommate can charge their Android phone to 50% in 30 minutes. This car charger may be optimized for iPhone, but the charging speed is faster than the old lightning USB cable. Security: This cable is MFi (Made for iPhone) certified (I verified it against Apple's MFi program database), which means it's an Apple-approved third party. MFi cables are basically original iPhone cables with different design and appearance. Non-MFi cables can cause erratic charging cycles, thereby damaging your phone's battery. This car charger is also CE (conformité européenne, French for "European Conformity") and FCC (Federal Communications Commission) certified, which means that it meets all European and American requirements. Another sign of security. Carplay: Although my car only has one USB port for Carplay, I tested it on my friends' newer car models that support USB-C Carplay and it works. Not a very extensive test, but proven. Dual USB-C Port: It's nice that it comes with two USB-C ports. Most importantly, both ports can support 20W when used together, giving a total of 40W at max. That's impressive considering the small size!